“Traveling—it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” —Ibn Battuta
“I travel a lot; I hate having my life disrupted by routine.” – Caskie Stinnett
Although I’ve lived in New Jersey for most of my life, I’d never visited Brooklyn before as a tourist. Then I found Context Travel, a travel company known for its “Scholar-led Walking Tours of the World’s Cultural Capitals,” and signed up for a walking tour of Brooklyn.
Autumn – it’s a magical time. Temperatures drop, the leaves turn riotous shades of crimson, saffron and orange, and the crisp air makes you want to take a brisk walk and then cozy up with your loved one. Here are eight unforgettable boutique hotels in the USA that can make this season special.
Salt Water Taffy, like the world-famous Boardwalk, is synonymous with Atlantic City. Many people don’t know why they picture these colorfully-wrapped confections when Atlantic City is mentioned, but the beach resort has much in common with these chewy treats.
I’d heard that Sleepy Hollow and all of New York’s historic Hudson Valley has much to offer, especially during the holidays, and since I’d never been there, I decided to visit one weekend during a snowy December.
My favorite place to stay in Freeport, Maine is the Harraseeket Inn — it’s perfect whether you are in Freeport for the shopping, outdoor activities, visits to museums, or just a relaxing getaway.
I visited this museum on my first trip to Freeport, and really got caught up in the maritime history of the area.
This picturesque town does indeed hug the peaceful Occoquan River, and despite the cliché, if ever a town could be called ‘quaint’, this is it.
Boasting famous homes, quirky bookstores, or art paying homage to great writers, the following U.S. cities offer the most to do and see for unapologetic bibliophiles.
Not all beaches are created equal. This is a fact you will quickly realize when you step upon the shores of Hawaii, where sun-splashed strands lined with colorful beach bars and intimate coves on the edge of shady jungles await on each island.
Sure, Las Vegas is a tourist mecca. But there’s a lot more to Sin City than slots and shows. Here are five out-of-the-ordinary Las Vegas experiences.