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.
While on business in Philadelphia, I was excited to spend some time at the Museum of the American Revolution. I’d walked the Freedom Trail in Boston and stood on the bridge in Massachusetts where the famed “Shot Heard Round the World” was, well… heard. So learning about the American Revolution as a whole was intriguing….
We took our eight-year-old son to LEGOLAND California last summer for a parent trip. He had a blast… and so did we. He put together a list of the top 10 rides at LEGOLAND California, with one ride on the DO NOT RIDE list. Find a complete list of rides at LEGOLAND California, along with…
I invited my teenage son to join me on a business trip to NYC. We had a few hours free to explore the city, so I had him pick what he wanted to do. He suggested a tour of the United Nations Building, and with a little research, I reserved our guided tour for a…
Even though my wife is a Utah native, she went skiing for the first time just last year. Her biggest concern: I was her instructor. (j/k) But Cherry Peak Ski Resort in northern Utah was perfect for her first time. Friendly staff, a bunny hill and some simple green runs make it a fantastic spot…
My brother-in-law’s favorite holiday is Groundhog Day. I’m not sure what places it over the typical favorites of Christmas, Thanksgiving or Easter. But I’ve heard his Groundhog Day parties are legendary. He and his wife visited Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, to experience Groundhog Day at its source a couple years ago. I asked them for a rundown…
There’s something about climbing through the hatches of a submarine or walking the decks of a World War I battle cruiser. The Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelphia allows you to do just that. Beyond exploring the two vessels, the museum has several exhibits to help you learn about boats, ships, pirates, water and more. Check…
New Orleans is synonymous with Jazz music and Mardi Gras parades. Every visitor to NOLA spends some time on Bourbon Street or enjoying some beignets at Cafe du Monde. But New Orleans has so many things to offer people of all ages and interests. Party-seekers may want to hang out on Bourbon Street. History buffs…
Touring a penitentiary may not be on your Bucket List of things to do before you die. But if you’re in Philadelphia, I recommend a visit to the Eastern State Penitentiary. There’s history, intrigue and ruins that provide a different perspective on prisons, and gave me some great photo opps, too. Here’s a rundown on…
We all know Disneyland is magical any time of year. But what are the Disneyland shows and entertainment you can experience year-round? Disneyland Resort has parades, parties and fireworks that occur regularly, no matter the season. With the help of the travel experts at Get Away Today, I’ve compiled the events you can typically find…
The world’s largest collection of artifacts from the KGB is not found in Russia. It’s in New York City. The KGB Espionage Museum is filled with fascinating spy tools – from listening devices to a cyanide capsule tooth. Sadly, the KGB Espionage Museum was closed down in 2020 after the pandemic made its operations unsustainable….
