Culture & History Travel Guides in the USA, Europe, & Beyond
There’s no denying it. Florida is massive. Bordered by Alabama and Georgia, Florida covers an expanse of over 65,000 square miles – perfect for planning a big Florida road trip! Here’s everything you need to know to have an amazing Florida road trip: itinerary, travel tips, what to pack, and more. This itinerary is designed to help … Read more
Are you planning an Amelia Island getaway for your next vacation? The island and the historic town of Fernandina Beach belong on every traveler’s Florida bucket list! An Amelia Island vacation is more than just a beach fly-and-flop (though its location off the coast of Florida is ideal for accessing some of the country’s best beaches). However, there’s something here for everyone! … Read more
Are you planning a trip to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and worried you’re forgetting something? Use this Winston-Salem trip planner to make sure you are prepared for your visit, especially if this is going to be your first time in Winston-Salem! Here are my best Winston-Salem travel tips to help your North Carolina getaway go off without a hitch! Read next: 3 … Read more
Looking for a fun winter getaway on the East Coast? While most think of the Jersey Shore and Atlantic City as summer destinations, there’s so much to do in Atlantic City in winter! So whether you want to visit in December and get your pre-holiday cheer, or you want to visit in January and February … Read more
1. Adams National Historical Park This historical park, formerly the Adams National Historic Site is located in Quincy, Massachusetts. The Park was established to preserve the residence of former United States presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams. Other notable people who lived here include Charles Francis Adams, Henry Adams, and Brooks Adams. The Park … Read more
Appalachian National Scenic Trail The Appalachian National Scenic Trail passes through New Jersey, and it makes the perfect spot for every hiker. This 72-mile trail starts from Delaware Water Gap and stretches along the Kittatinny Ridge to High Point along the New York Border. There are many amazing sights to catch and explore along this … Read more
Appalachian National Scenic Trail The Appalachian national scenic trail is approximately 2,200 miles and stretches from Springer, Georgia, to Katahdin, Maine. It’s the longest hiking trail in the world, passing through 14 states, including Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Georgia. The … Read more
African Burial Ground National Monument It is located on the first floor of Ted Weiss federal building close to the Brooklyn Bridge and City Hall in Lower Manhattan. The African Burial Ground National Monument was recognized as a National Historic Landmark in 1993. It was initially discovered in the 1990s when the General Services Administration … Read more
Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument Located in Southwest Ohio, this national monument commemorates the life of Charles Young. This respected military officer was born to enslaved parents in 1864 and went through many challenges, including racism. Despite this, Young became the third African American to graduate from the US Military Academy. Not just that, … Read more
Before setting foot in Milwaukee, I mainly associated it with the following: Beer The Brewers Bridesmaids With Bridesmaids being the most important, obviously. But even though I hadn’t been there, I had a distinct idea in my head that it would be chill. Chill AF, even. I thought it would be hearty and industrial and … Read more