Explore some of the amazing areas of the United States. Whether you’re looking for a national park or a history museum, there are plenty of activities available for all types of travelers.
The Statue of Liberty stands majestically off the coast of New York City. It’s iconic to the Big Apple and something everyone should get the chance to see – either from the coast of Manhattan, riding across the water on the Staten Island Ferry or cruising to tour the statue up close and personal. Here’s…
The Houston Downtown Aquarium has a little something for everyone. From a wide variety of animals and aquatic life , to rides, games and a splash pad. If you’ve got plans to visit Houston, here what you need to know about the aquarium so you can get the most out of your visit. Explore the…
I’ve been to Boston a few times in the past two years. During each visit, I’ve spent time walking through the Boston Public Garden and the nearby Boston Common. It brings people of all ages and from locations across the globe. If you’ve got a trip planned to Boston, for either a family vacation or…
During a week-long family vacation in Seaside, Oregon, we decided to venture north so our kids could mark Washington off on their “States Visited” map. We noted a couple of lighthouses across the Columbia River at Cape Disappointment State Park and made a fun day trip out of it. Cape Disappointment offers hiking, camping, beach…
What’s so fun about a wax museum? It’s a great opportunity to grab some friends, take some selfies and share a lot of laughs. Madame Tussauds Orlando is full of celebrities, innovators, sports icons, super heroes and rock stars. If you have plans to visit Orlando, spend an hour or so walking through the wax…
Mesa Verde National Park in southwestern Colorado offers more than a glimpse into the life of the Native Americans who built homes there. Visitors get to use a metate (grinding stone), climb up and down ladders, and crawl through narrow passages. SEASONAL + COVID-19 UPDATES: Self-guided tours are available in the park. However, access to…
The original Disneyland theme park has nearly 30 rides. They range from Splash Mountain to Dumbo the Flying Elephant. I’ve been to Disneyland numerous times, either as a couple spending some adult time away, or as parents working to enjoy The Happiest Place on Earth with the kids. After some long discussions with the family,…
The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) in New York City is like an art museum on steroids. It reminds me of The Louvre in Paris, in that you’ll easily get lost while trying to explore the museum. Art from around the world, and throughout time, is on display. There’s colonial furniture in the American…
Horseshoe Bend is an iconic scene of the Colorado River. You’ve probably seen a photo of it before. If you’ve ever wanted to visit it in real life, here’s a rundown of what you need to know – like how to get there, what the short hike is like and some safety items so you…
I’ve been taking my kids to the Hill Aerospace Museum in northern Utah for many years. The free museum offers something for people of all ages. Visitors can see a Burgess-Wright Flyer, B-24 Liberator, F-16 Thunderbird, and a stealth SR-71. Here’s what you can expect on your visit to the Hill Aerospace Museum near Hill…
