Northern California is full of various historic places. It’s always nice to visit these places and pretend you’re living in the Wild West. The Iron Door Saloon can be found in Groveland and it’s considered the longest running bar in the entire state. Visiting this bar is like stepping hundreds of years into the past. Take a look at the oldest bar in California. It’s easy to see why it’s stayed around!...
Dotted with eclectic restaurants and shops, the Strip District is the place to go, especially if you’re hungry. Whether you’re in the mood for old-fashioned diner food or authentic Italian dishes, you’ll find it in the vibrant Pittsburgh neighborhood. Craving a sausage sandwich, for example? Head straight to Jimmy & Nino Sunseri Company for perhaps the best sausage sandwich in Pittsburgh. Jimmy & Nino Sunseri Co. has been a popular Italian market in the Strip District since 1985....
Wyoming is full of fascinating history, and there is at least one museum in practically every town in the state to preserve the record for antiquity. What many people don’t know, however, is that you can visit a number of those historical centers for free. In fact, here are 10 enjoyable and educational Wyoming museums that don’t charge admission for sharing their treasures from the past. Carbon County Museum, 904 West Walnut Street, Rawlins Carbon County Museum/TripAdvisor There’s a little of everything in the collection at the Carbon County Museum....
There is really nothing quite like a great seafood shack. You know what I am talking about – that spot near the beach that serves the best lobster rolls, fried shrimp and clam chowder and doesn’t require shoes or fancy clothes to be served. Here in Connecticut we have quite a few shacks that serve top notch seafood, but many of them are only open seasonally and that’s a real bummer....
Here in Ohio, you can tour our beautiful state in some really unique ways. (Check out these quintessential tours.) From canal rides and kayak parks to ferries and dinner cruises, there’s likely more to see out on the water in the Buckeye State than you realize. The following are 7 boat adventures that will show you a side of Ohio you don’t normally see. Check it out: The Nautica Queen (Cleveland) Nautica Queen Cruise Dining Ship/Facebook Twinkling white lights, waterfront views and Cleveland’s skyline make dinner aboard The Nautica Queen downright magical....
There’s an area in south-central Wisconsin that’s bursting at the seams with amazing state parks, natural areas, paths and more. In the Sauk City/Prairie du Sac area, there is just nothing but protected public lands at your disposal. But for right now, those areas can only be reached using highways – not always the safest option if you’re on your bike. Wisconsin has the oldest rail-to-trail route in the country and has been a leader in converting old railroad tracks into recreational trails....
With the arrival of New York’s fall season comes cooler weather, crunchy leaves and often eerie vibes once the month of October rolls around. All over our state you can find plenty of spooktacular attractions that will raise the hairs on the back of your neck, but if you want to visit a place that’s home to more friendly spirits? Then there’s a beautiful garden in Upstate that’s filled with ghosts that you might be interested in checking out....
Being a Midwestern city, Milwaukee is full of restaurants that are a carnivore’s dream. This rustic steakhouse, however, will have you feeling the charm of a remote town restaurant despite being right at home in Walker’s Point! There are numerous choices for the perfect date night, but this charming steakhouse will blow the rest out of the water. Welcome to The Noble! The Noble / Facebook This tiny rustic steakhouse in Walker’s Point has the most mouthwatering food around, and an atmosphere unlike any other....
One of Northern California’s most wondrous sights is the Sacramento River. Flowing for 400 miles, it’s the largest river in all of California. Not only is the river itself considered a divine natural beauty, but the headwaters have taken on a mystical quality among locals. People travel from all over the state to visit this majestic river’s headwaters. It’s believed that the headwaters contain a magical quality to them. Even if you don’t believe in healing waters, you should still make a trip to visit....
We don’t mean to brag (OK, maybe a little) but Washington has some downright charming small towns. From our Bavarian village, Leavenworth, to Walla Walla wine country, we’ve got plenty of places that feel like a little piece of paradise. But if you ever want to feel like you’re in actual heaven, spend a weekend exploring our Victorian seaport, Port Townsend. Port Townsend is one of the most charming places on Earth....
Columbus has no shortage of great restaurants, but every year we look forward to seeing which ones are deemed best by various news sources and critics. Columbus Underground just released their Top 10 Best of Columbus Restaurant lists, and Wolf Ridge’s Brewing came in at number one. Wolf’s Ridge Brewery opened in 2013, and it’s been gaining a lot of attention ever since. It’s located at 215 N. 4th Street in Columbus....
Over the years, Mississippi has seen a lot of changes. It’s hard to imagine what the state looked like centuries, or even decades, ago. Luckily, you don’t have to. Here are 11 pictures that show just how much the Magnolia State has evolved over the past hundred years or so. Take a look to see how many sites and places you recognize. Great Southern Hotel in Gulfport Detroit Publishing Co/Wikimedia Commons Built in 1902, this hotel was once a popular spot for the wealthy....
There are some things you just can’t deny. Here in Ohio, we’re known for our irrational hatred of the state that shall not be named, buckeye-crazed love and spelling our state name with our hands—and for good reason. The following are 14 totally true stereotypes Ohioans school just accept as fact. See how many you agree with: We do, in fact, bleed scarlet and gray. Sam Howzit/Flickr What can we say?...
The weather is perfect right now for getting in the car and doing a little scenic driving. So roll the windows down, turn the music up and enjoy the view of some of the most picturesque scenic roads in all of Louisiana. Longleaf Trail Byway Matthew McGee/All Trails Nestled in the Kisatchie Forest, you’ll encounter stunning views as you drive through this picturesque landscape. Elevations range from 80 to 400 feet above sea level, and the terrain will surprise you....
New Orleans is filled with hidden gems everyone should visit at least once. From beautiful bayous to historic neighborhoods, here are 7 places in Louisiana that are better than anywhere else in the country. Longue Vue House and Gardens PattieRS/Trip Advisor You’ll have an amazing time strolling through the gardens at this historic house. You can also tour the house, which was built in the early 1940s. The home and the gardens belonged to Edgar and Edith Stern, who worked with amazing architects and landscape architects who made their dream home a reality....
If you love Mexican food, you’re in luck! You’ll find dozens of incredible Mexican restaurants all over the Beehive State. From taco carts to family-owned businesses, you could dine on tacos, burritos and mole every day for a year if you’d like. While we’re a big fan of the humble taco carts in downtown Salt Lake City, there’s also a more upscale Mexican restaurant you might want to try. Take a look!...
From the world-famous Biltmore Estate, to a variety of wineries, and a multitude of outdoor adventures including the Blue Ridge Parkway, it would seem that Asheville has it all. Tourism has been on the rise in Asheville for decades, attracting visitors and new residents from all walks of life. Asheville incorporated in 1797. In the 1860 U.S. Census a mere 502 residents lived in Asheville. Fast forward a century to 1960, and the population had swelled to 60,000 residents....
The little village of Dodge, Nebraska has a population of around 600 people, some lovely outdoor spaces, a handful of terrific locally-owned businesses…and the kind of restaurant you might expect to find in a much larger town. Eat Restaurant hasn’t been around long; they opened in 2015 in a building that was once a bank. The bank itself has a long and interesting history. It was built in 1910 but closed not long after in 1929 when the stock market crashed....
Delaware is known for having the best little hole-in-the-wall restaurants around! If you’re looking for one of the best sandwiches you’ll ever try, head to Helen’s Sausage House in Smyrna and try their signature sausage sandwich. It might just change your life! Helen’s Sausage House is a Delaware landmark - it’s been around for generations. Flickr / Schwa021 You can find this storied, family-owned restaurant at 4866 N Dupont Hwy (Route 13), Smyrna, Delaware....
Doing any major traveling during the holiday season is something that most Americans dread, but it’s also an annual adventure that the majority of us have to face. Whether you have to fly all the way across the country or simply drive a few hours through your home state, you can expect things to be a bit more chaotic this year with mind-blowing forecasts for this year’s holiday travel season. Keep reading to see what AAA is predicting for 2017 holiday records....
