Presidential Estates You Must Visit
It’s strange to think of our U.S. Presidents residing somewhere other than the White House, but each President had a place to call home before or after their presidency that helped shape them into …
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The Best Beer Cities in the U.S.
America is experiencing a great brew awakening with more cities making their mark on the emerging craft beer scene. As more and more people try their hands at the fine art of brewing IPAs, sours, stou …
read moreMost Scenic Places in the U.S.
Mother nature has done some truly awe-inspiring things in her day. You don't need a passport to visit these naturally stunning places, but you will want a camera. Check out our list of the most photog …
read more10 Things You May Not Know About U.S. State Flags
Happy Flag Day! In the U.S., June 14 is an officially designated day that celebrates the anniversary of the adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the official U.S. flag in 1777. In the U.S., each …
read more15 Surprising Facts About Chicago
"This is my kind of town, Chicago is." — Frank Sinatra1. The Chicago River is the only river in the world that permanently flows backwards. It flows away from Lake Michigan, which supp …
read more10 Facts About America's 61st National Park: Indiana Dunes National Park
Two months ago, America received its 61st national park when Indiana Dunes was awarded the official designation. Prior to February 15, 2019, the northwest Indiana beachfront was a national lakeshore.& …
read moreIconic Sites to Visit in Honor of Black History Month
African American History Month, also known as Black History Month, is a dedicated time to celebrate the achievements of African Americans and how they helped shape United States history. Since 1976, e …
read moreCoolest Small Towns to Visit in the U.S.
When picking a travel destination, many people are drawn to the big cities like New York and Chicago. But we want to inspire you to think outside the box and discover some places that are a littl …
read moreAn American’s Guide to Pizza Styles
From its humble beginnings in Naples, Italy, pizza first came to America in the 1800’s. But this dish we all know and love didn’t really become popular until the mid-1900’s when—rumor has it—that sold …
read moreWhy Visit the Ouachita Mountains?
In northwest Arkansas, a simple road sign reads "Scenic 7." The two-lane byway is scenic, indeed, as it crosses the winding Buffalo National River, ascends the Ozark Mountains, and continues south thr …
read moreGuide to BBQ Across the Country
In America, BBQ is King. People here are so passionate about this style of cooking, its history, and its culture that you’d think that BBQ sauce courses through their veins rather than blood. Over the …
read moreThe Strangest Laws from State to State
If you’re planning to take a trip across the country, beware of the laws that differ from state to state. Some of these laws (somehow) are still in place from hundreds of years ago, while others are s …
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