This homogeneous city is known for its cleanliness, efficiency, and safety, but the city also offers a wide range of historical landmarks, shopping and retail destinations, museums, outdoor locations, sports, and entertainment activities.
Read MoreThe “City by the Bay” is a spectacular place to look at from almost any location. The city has a special charm whether you are crossing the Golden Gate Bridge, sitting in a café on Fisherman’s Wharf having a Dungeness crab, or gazing out of a prison cell at Alcatraz planning an imaginary escape.
Read MoreSeattle was first established in the 1850s by settlers who established a small town with a deep-water harbor in the area now known as Pioneer Square that had been inhabited by Native American Salish tribes.
Read MoreThis homogeneous city is known for its cleanliness, efficiency, and safety, but the city also offers a wide range of historical landmarks, shopping and retail destinations, museums, outdoor locations, sports, and entertainment activities.
Read MoreWhile Alaska covers more miles and California has more people, there has always been something audacious about Texas that attracts other Americans and people from around the world.
Read MoreToronto emerged in the early 20th century as a transportation gateway to the manufacturers and natural resources of Central Canada, and later became an important North American financial center.
Read MoreThe Lipizzan horse is known for its bright white coloring, regal bearing, powerful build, even temperament and performance in riding competitions.
Read MoreOne of the best places to see intact Greek temples and contemplate the wisdom of one of the world’s greatest civilizations is at the ruined city of Paestum, located a few miles inland from the Tyrrhenian Sea just south of Salerno in Italy.
Read MoreAncient empires including the Assyrian, Greek, Persian, Lycian, and Roman built cities across the landscape of what is now modern Turkey.
Read MoreSince the 1970s, many cities in the upper Midwest have suffered a decline in population and a loss of their industrial base.
Read MoreThe election of renowned General and Tennessee plantation owner Andrew Jackson as President of the United States for two terms is generally regarded as an important development in American history.
Read MoreThe Smithsonian Museums have always been a source of wonder and inspiration for visitors to the nation’s capital.
Read MoreBrazil has a 500-year history of blending the peoples and history of many nations into one vibrant culture.
Read MoreThe National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City is an enjoyable key destination for anyone interested in exploring the history, art, and culture of the American West.
Read MoreTexas has many landmarks for families to enjoy. One interesting thing about the state is that it is the home of the Presidential Library and Museum for three recent Presidents.
Read MoreFifteen miles outside of the District of Columbia in Langley Virginia lies the headquarters of one of the United States' most important organizations - the Central Intelligence Agency. The source of great heroism, secrecy, and controversy over the years, the CIA employs an estimated 17,500 people.
Read MoreThe Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio has grown and prospered since its inception in 1963.
Read MoreThe International Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum in Newport, Rhode Island is a wonderful place to visit for both sports fans and tennis players.
Read MoreOslo is the capital of Norway and the country's largest city with a metro population of around a million people.
Read MoreMarrakech was an important city in Morocco for trade and relaxation under different rulers for centuries.
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