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9/11 Memorial Museum
9/11 Memorial Museum The 9/11 Memorial Museum is located at the World Trade Center’s Foundation and serves as the country’s principal institution for examining the implications of 9/11 events. Here your group will find 110,000 square feet of exhibition space within the archaeological heart of the Trade Center that extensively documents events, explores the continuing…
Brooklyn Flea Market
Brooklyn Flea Market The Brooklyn Flea Market, or sometimes just called the Flea, was founded in 2008 and has quickly gained a strong reputation as one of the biggest and best flea markets in the United States, and the entire world for that matter. The Flea is a top New York attraction, a weekend market…
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge The Brooklyn Bridge is a very beloved landmark connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn via a unique stone and steel design that was built in 1883. The bridge was built to replace the crowded and dangerous ferry that previously existed, and was completed, after a few complications, by the Roebling family. This is a fun…
Top U.S. Pet Friendly Destinations
If you’re a pet lover/owner you’ll probably find it hard to leave them behind when you go on vacation with your friends and family. So, maybe this next vacation you bring them along! These vacation destinations are ranked as being among the most pet friendly in the entire country with pet accessible hotels and rentals,…
Sedona Fudge Company
Sedona Fudge Company In 1887 a small Mackinac Island candy creationist made a very rewarding mistake with his chocolate fondue recipe, setting it upon a marble slab and allowing the smooth, creamy texture to form and created something altogether new and delicious. This is how fudge was made, and this is exactly how fudge is…
Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art
Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art Created in 1996, the Exposures International Gallery of Fine Arts is a world-renowned venue showcasing “art that will affect the world in a positive way”. This extraordinary gallery belongs to owners and creators Mary and Diane Herman, a local couple passionate about presenting art with honesty, integrity, and love….
Chapel of the Holy Cross
Chapel of the Holy Cross Welcome to the famed Chapel of the Holy Cross, the Roman Catholic Chapel built into the beautiful buttes in Coconino National Forest. This church is run by the Diocese of Phoenix and is part of the St. John Vianney Parish in Sedona, a particular branch established in 1956 upon completion…
Cathedral Rock
Cathedral Rock Start your morning off at the gorgeous and awe-inspiring Cathedral Rock, a famous landmark on the Sedona skyline located within the Coconino National Forest. This natural attraction is one of the most photographed sights in all of Arizona, a redbed sandstone formed from coastal sand dunes near the shoreline of the ancient Pedregoso…
Verde Canyon Railroad
Verde Canyon Railroad Welcome to Arizona’s longest-running nature show, the fully restored vintage train that has seen over 100 years of rail service, the Verde Canyon Railroad. Over 90,000 people per year experience the sights of this famous route and revel in the casual elegance of train travel as they discover the heritage of the…
Countdown to Christmas
Christmas is absolutely magical from the forests of uncut pines waiting to be chosen and decorated to snow capped roofs under which families sip hot chocolate and open presents. Naturally, we want to build up our anticipation and excitement of this beautiful time of year as much as possible. Some of us sing Christmas carols…
Sedona Heritage Museum
Sedona Heritage Museum Located in a 4.8-acre historical oasis known as Jordan Historical Park, your group will find the Sedona Heritage Museum. This Uptown Sedona attraction was established in 1998, once a historical homestead for the Jordan Family, is now a museum working to preserve the ever-growing history of Sedona. The focus of this establishment is…
Devil’s Bridge
Devil’s Bridge Though it’s called a bridge, this next stop at the edge of Wide Valley on the north side of Capitol Butte is actually a red rock arch. This natural attraction is among the most viewed in the region, a geological wonder created by wind and weather erosion and not by flowing water, and an extremely…
