Would you like to spend a vacation in a desert city? Want to party on the land of majestic sunrises and sunsets? Well, then Tuscan is the place to be. Do not be under the impression that a desert city is quite boring and has very little to offer. You will agree with this if …
Knoxville in Tennessee is the hub of cultural, natural, as well as historic highlights. Nestled on the Tennessee River and once known as the ‘little scruffy city’, today this city is witnessing a rapid revival to exhibit a modern look amidst its still alive historical vibes. If you are out to stroll in the evening …
Evolved in many ways, the land of Biloxi by the side of the Mississippi’s Gulf Coast still preserves its history in the old fishermen faces as well as extensive mansions covered by mossy oaks. On the other hand, the modernity is exposed via its plethora of shinning casinos making the area as the famous tourist …
Nestled in the Historic High Country of Georgia, Helen is a touristy regeneration of an alpine Bavarian hamlet very close to the Chattahoochee River. So, you can really expect a lot as well as diverse Helen GA attractions. Discover the old-fashioned bright gingerbread, explore the shops featuring mural paintings on the paved brick alleyways, go …
Extensively stretching along the shores of the famous Lake Erie, Ohio’s Cleveland is not only a big city, but is a culturally diverse town. So, the Cleveland Ohio attractions are more of the cultural as well as natural types. This city in northeast Ohio is the home to excellent museums, cultural shows, the continent’s most …
Located in the Swain County, Cherokee is a small town in North Carolina and comes in the jurisdiction of the Cherokee Indian Reservation. Well, this is the home of the Cherokee culture as well as the Cherokee language still spoken by several folks. For the tourists, it acts as the gateway to the Great Smokey …
Talk about Salem in Massachusetts and you just cannot ignore the Witch Trials that occurred here in 1692. Yes, one of the most explored Salem Massachusetts attractions is the ‘Haunted Happenings’, an event of more than 120 shows that is fun for all ages. Via this guided trip, you get the most demanding opportunities to …
Tucked into the Florida coastline just as you pass the border in from Georgia you’ll find a great little spot for a nice, quiet, fun filled family vacation, it’s called Amelia Island. Amelia Island is the southernmost of the Sea Islands, which is a chain of barrier islands that stretches along the east coast from …
No matter if you have come to Florida to escape the cold and stay warm, or just to enjoy the cool breezes; the time of year to visit Florida is not always relevant due to it’s relatively close temperatures all year round, which makes perfect for places like the beach or theme parks. Well skip …
At 345 feet above sea level, Florida has a sub-tropical climate during June, July and August which it is characterized by being warm and wet with an average temperature of 90ºF —32ºC— and 100% humidity. From December to March temperature descends to an average of 75ºF —25ºC.