Category: Tourism
Massachusetts Exploring Boston’s Historical Past Laetitia Shériff, a French singer-songwriter, is touring the United States following the path of musical culture and history. She made a stop in Boston, which was previously referred to as “the Athens of America” due to its rich cultural and intellectual heritage. “The city is rich in beauty and American history,” says Laetitia, “Walking around downtown you can feel the spirit that comes from being the birthplace of the American revolution.” Boston, Massachusetts’s…
The Northeast and Great Lakes regions of the United States are home to a variety of marine creatures. Don’t allow urban areas like New York City deceive you into believing otherwise. Wildlife For those ready to explore these beaches, the number of unique wildlife viewing options, including the eight highlighted below, will fulfill your inner adventurer. For travelers ready to explore these coastlines, the abundance of memorable wildlife viewing opportunities, including the eight showcased below, will satisfy your inner adventurer. Near Tawas, Michigan Sunrise…
Pacific Coast Discover the breathtaking coast of California between San Francisco and San Diego. The fabled Pacific Coast Highway (PCH), which hugs more than 900 kilometers (600 miles) of California’s breathtaking and untamed coastline, was first constructed in the 1930s and is still a miracle of human labor. One of the world’s most breathtakingly beautiful highways, it should be driven slowly as you take in the breathtaking views of the mountains, tall trees, wide beaches, and boundless sky. Additionally, it gives visitors a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see all that California has to offer in terms of character, including roadside kitsch, Hollywood glitter, bohemian vibes, farm-fresh delicacies, wine, and pioneer outposts. Before you get started on your road trip, some helpful tips: Without stopping, it takes approximately 10 hours to drive the entire length of the Pacific…
The United States’ East Coast is a year-round destination for gay, lesbian, andtransgender tourists because of its fascinating andold-world districts. Neighborhoods AreaLarger cities, like New York and Philadelphia, are vibrant hubs of metropolitan life that provide LGBT tourists with exciting places to visit both during the day and at night. Mellower Fort Lauderdale is a laid-back destination where visitors may mingle and learn about the local way of life. Here’s a quick look at three of the Atlantic coast’s most active gay-friendly s. Greenwich Village — New York City, New York New York’s Greenwich Village and West Village, which basically function as a single downtown neighborhood, offer a LGBT traveler a variety of…
Exploring the Past in the Brotherly Love City Philadelphia Laetitia Sheriff, a French singer-songwriter, is touring the United States following the paths of music, culture, and history. As the starting point of America’s modern journey, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, was a fitting destination for her last stop. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is the place where the Founding Fathers of the United States met; where, in 1776, they signed the Declaration of Independence; and, in 1787,…
You are drawn to the water’s edge, where the adventures start, by clear barrier islands, mangrove-lined waterways, and warm, sandy beaches. Beaches Of course, if you’re just looking to relax, there’s no reason not to in this balmy beach paradise. Here’s your three-day guide to the best natural attractions and recreational opportunities in Punta Gorda/Englewood Beach, southwest Florida, where the Gulf of Mexico meets the Gasparilla Sound, Charlotte Harbor, and the Peace River. Day 1: Barrier Island Beaches Barrier islands in the Gulf of Mexico are like little slices of beach paradise. In the morning, venture out to Don Pedro Island State Park…
As the name of the city implies, Lake Charles is home to a stunning lake, but it is also encircled by beaches on the Gulf of Mexico and other inland waterways. Lake Charles There’s no shortage of wildlife along the waterfront, offering visitors a visual feast. Try your hand at catching your own Louisiana blue crabs, or test your fishing prowess from the boat or the shore; if you need assistance, there are plenty of qualified fishing guides available. An abundance of birds and animals make their homes along the waterfront, providing a feast for the eyes. While visiting, be sure to try catching your own Louisiana blue crabs, or…
There is more to a tour through the Dakotas than just breathtaking scenery. Road Trip It’s about learning about and valuing the past, both recent and ancient. We’re taking a road journey through the epitome of America: historic villages, cowboys, unusual tourist attractions, and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, including the Crazy Horse Memorial and Mount Rushmore National Memorial. A plethora of wildlife, rocky mountains, and bright meadows await you. Make the most of your trip by using this useful advice. Capital City: Bismarck, North Dakota Fly into Bismarck’s small airport or the larger Hector International Airport (FAR) 322 kilometers to the east in Fargo. Once you’re ready to hit the…
You might not realize that New York City is a comic book land just begging to be explored as you fly around its streets. New York New York has not only directly influenced the appearance and atmosphere of its imaginary sister city, Metropolis, but it has also functioned as the setting and home for numerous other superhero and comic book stories. Put on your capes and utilize this guide to discover the classic delights of New York as seen through the eyes of legendary comic book superheroes. Central Park/Strawberry Fields If Metropolis is a thinly veiled doppelgänger for Manhattan, then New York City’s Central Park is most clearly represented in the DC Comics’ universe by Centennial…
Many locations around the Gulf of Mexico Sights Start a road trip in the naturally and culturally rich Lakes Charles, Louisiana, and let sights, sounds, and flavors guide you to four more destinations along the Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf Coast, also referred to as the “Third Coast” of the United States, is an area of beautiful white-sand beaches, abundant fishing, golf, and gumbo. Festivals, Food and Nature in Lake Charles, Louisiana Flying in to Houston International Airport, it’s a 2.5-hour drive to Lake Charles, Louisiana. The “Festival Capital of Louisiana” is home to the state’s second-largest Mardi Gras celebration,…