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Aldridge Gardens
Aldridge Gardens A stunning and relaxing site full of greenery and educational potential, Aldridge Gardens is a phenomenal destination with 30 acres ripe for exploring. Set outside Birmingham in the lush landscape of Hoover, Alabama, Aldridge Gardens is where nature meets art in a most spectacular way. Set on the property once owned by noted gardener Eddie…
Southern Museum of Flight
Southern Museum of Flight Birmingham’s premiere aviation museum ushers you into the world of flight. Featuring nearly 100 full-sized aircraft, engines, models, plus historic aviation-related documents, art, artifacts, and photos, the Southern Museum of Flight is a fantastic destination for educational student groups and fun-filled vacations! Step inside and discover how to fly! Explore the…
Explore the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
Step Into an Important Story Get ready to explore a powerful part of American history at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute in Birmingham, Alabama. This inspiring museum helps students understand the journey for equality, fairness, and human rights. From the moment students enter, they begin a meaningful learning experience. The exhibits share stories about the…
The Lady and Sons
The Lady and Sons Hey ya’ll, it’s Paula Deen, and her very first restaurant, The Lady and Sons, in downtown Savannah! This business began humbly in 1989, at first as a lunch delivery service by the name of The Bag Lady. Paula and her two sons delivered bag lunches to area business people in offices…
Civil Rights Historic Sites
There are few U.S. historic eras more significant than the Civil Rights movement. The legacy of leaders like Martin Luther King, Jr. and others effectively changed the face of the country forever. Visits to Civil Rights sites like the ones listed below make for wonderfully educational trips but also poignant and emotionally significant trips as…
SCAD Museum of Art
The SCAD museum of art was created in 2002, established as a part of the Savannah College of Art and Design. This establishment is a premier contemporary art museum that was first created under the simple purpose of enriching the education of SCAD students. Their mission soon opened to a wider scope of inspiring and…
Skidaway Island State Park
Skidaway Island State Park Skidaway Island State Park is located near historic Savannah, a gorgeous state park bordering the Skidaway Narrows, part of Georgia’s intracoastal waterway. Here your group will find trails winding through the maritime forest, past the salt marsh, and leading to a popular park boardwalk and observation tower. On a trip to…
Carriage Tours of Savannah
Carriage Tours of Savannah End your day with the perfect Savannah tour, a Carriage Tour of Savannah! This popular sightseeing tour is well performed with horse-drawn carriage, a true example of southern hospitality at its finest. On this tour, your group will hear the clip-clop of the horse’s feet, feel the gentle sway of the…
Savannah Bee Company: A Sweet Honey Adventure
Discover the World of Honey Get ready for a sweet and unique Savannah experience. Savannah Bee Company invites visitors to explore the amazing world of honey, bees, and natural products. First, step inside and discover how bees help our planet. Bees play an important role in nature. They help flowers grow and support many plants…
Cylburn Arboretum
Cylburn Arboretum The Cylburn Arboretum should be on everyone’s schedule while visiting Baltimore. Containing breathtaking gardens, historical buildings, and hiking trails open year-round, the Cylburn Arboretum brings the inimitable beauty of nature to you. The arboretum is a great place to explore for guests of all ages and visitors can also participate in educational programs…
Olde Pink House
Olde Pink House What was once the fine family home of the family of local architect William Jay, then First Bank of Georgia, then a Civil War generals headquarters, is now one of Savannah’s most popular restaurants! Olde Pink House is well known for formal and romantic dinners, an eatery in which inventive southern cuisine…
River Street Sweets
River Street Sweets River Street Sweets was first established in 1973 by founders Georgia Nash and Pamela Strickland, under the name of The Cotton Bale. At first, this venture was sought out to provide a quality gift shop for River Street, a simple family business that occasionally dabbled in sweet treats and confections. Due to…
