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Literary City Guide Philadelphia, PA — Eat This Poem
Eat This Poem, a literary food guide to numerous American Cities, outlines a local’s favorite spots to eat, write, and read in Philadelphia. From Phillie’s perspective, learn where the best cafes are, the best bookstores, and the best little landmarks that make for productive and relaxing vacations. Source: Literary City Guide Philadelphia, PA —…
Hawaii for first-timers: how to choose an island – Lonely Planet
With eight major islands, it may be hard for first-time vacationers to choose which island to visit first. Never to fear, the Lonely Planet has outlined which islands are best for particular activities. Hawaii is best for hiking and other nature activities while Oahu is great for foodies and beach goers. Maybe it’ll help you…
What to do in Ocean City, Maryland
A quaint New England coastal town, Ocean City offers up more than just a quiet day at the beach. If you’re looking for something to do for your upcoming senior trip, you might be interested to learn all about what this small Maryland gem has to offer. From exciting boardwalks to amusement parks, fresh seafood,…
Behind the Food Carts | Street Food Stories
The chefs behind the Odang Udon food truck in San Francisco don’t mess around when it comes to noodles. Made fresh by hand daily, their udon noodles are tossed with Asian inspired ingredients influenced by a particularly good meal the chefs had in Hawaii. Next time you’re in San Fran and looking for a…
11 Of America’s Best Small Towns, Perfect For A Long Weekend Trip
It’s no secret that America is built on the industry of small towns. Oftentimes these tiny metropolises are overlooked for the coastal giants but if you have some time this summer for a weekend trip, look to a small town. From the South to Midwest and both coasts, America has you covered with quaint,…
24 Vegan Restaurants That Belong On Your Culinary Bucket List
For devoted vegans, it can sometimes be difficult to find excellent eateries, especially in smaller cities. That doesn’t mean they aren’t there, though. Here are 24 of the most delicious vegan restaurants from Wisconsin to Texas, California, Missouri, and beyond. Feast your eyes on mouth-watering plates that look too good to eat. Source: 24…
Best Places to See Wildlife in the U.S.
While it’s definitely fun to visit zoos, sometimes it’s nicer to see animals roaming and thriving in their natural environment. This may make it more difficult to see exotic species, but there are some grand and glorious animals to be found in North America. When you’re looking for an exciting ecotour destination for your student…
17 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do In Las Vegas
There’s something for everyone in Las Vegas. Buzzfeed bets you didn’t know you could do everything from bathing in hot springs to feed lions just off the Vegas Strip. Check it out and consider a trip to Nevada’s most popular destination for something a little different. Source: 17 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do…
Santa Barbara Missions
Starting in 1769, Catholic missionary priests traveled west and established a string of successful churches in the Alta California region, bringing the Christian faith to the west coast. Counting 21 churches in all, these structures represent a combined effort and indelible faith in the Christian religion that carried men and women thousands of miles through…
Salt Lake City Temple
Salt Lake City Temple Arguably the most famous religious attraction in the United States, the Salt Lake City Temple Square, featuring the majestic white granite Temple itself, is the home church and centerpiece of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints. View the grand structure from near and afar, built in dedication to God’s eternal…
The Alamo is now a World Heritage site | Fox News
If you haven’t heard, the United Nations recently labeled the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas as a World Heritage site. The title will likely, sources say, bring in a boom of international tourism. The Alamo, however, is already famous as the site of a military standoff between a few brave Texans and the larger army…
10 beaches where you might spot sharks from the shore
The recent cases of shark attacks in North and South Carolina may have some of you fear to near the seemingly dangerous beaches. No fear, though, as shark bites are few and far between as they mistake swimmers for seals and other ocean life. Just be aware of where sharks might be congregating by…
