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Places Within Walking Distance From the Waldorf-Astoria in New York
New York's current Waldorf-Astoria hotel, an iconic Art Deco building, opened its doors to paying guests in 1931, although William Waldorf Astor established the first Waldorf in Manhattan in 1893. Set...
View ArticleCaverns in the Southeast
Many areas in the Southeastern United States have caves that were formed when flowing and dripping underground waters slowly eroded away rock over thousands of years. Tunnels and various formations...
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Messina Sicily Tours
Messina, at the northeast point of Sicily, is a port city for cruise ships and often serves as a launching point for tours that start in the city and stretch along the coast to Taormina, Caslemola and...
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Trails in Dartmouth, MA
The town of Dartmouth, Massachusetts, traces its history back to the colonial era. With the town’s burgeoning growth through the years, the Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust -- a nonprofit organization...
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Nightly Haunted Places Tours Near Atlanta
Ghost tours are common in cities renowned for their bloody history. As a major player in numerous violent conflicts, Atlanta certainly fits that description. The city was part of the Creek Trail of...
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Walking Paths in Albany, New York
Although the city may be better known as the state capital, Albany, New York, is also a walkable city, offering more than 10 city parks, as well as nine state parks within 30 miles of town limits. Many...
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How to Travel With Cats in a Camper Van
When people think of the ideal camper pet, they're probably thinking of a dog, not a cat. That doesn't mean that cats can't enjoy traveling in a camper van, but you might need to make some adjustments...
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Sorrento, Italy, Sightseeing
With its easily accessible, central location to Naples and the Amalfi Coast, Sorrento is often used as a home base for exploring this area of Italy. Each day, tourists flock out of Sorrento for day...
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New York City Self-Guided Walking Tours
New York attracts millions of tourists worldwide, both for business and leisure travel. The art, history and culture that are the lifeblood of the city ensure there’s something to see around almost...
View ArticleActivities Near Blackhawk, CO
Black Hawk, Colorado has deep roots as a mining town that sprang up in 1859 and surrounded, then enveloped, the existing town of Mountain City. The historic settlement slowly transformed from a...
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Fun Places to Go in Reidsville, NC
At the northern end of central North Carolina, Reidsville acts as a wholesome reminder of days passed, when folks shopped on Main Street and kids spent afternoons at the fishing hole. The small, quiet...
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How to Take the Bus to Co-Op City From Yonkers
In most of New York City, trains -- both subway and above-ground trains -- are prime modes of public transportation. But in the Bronx borough, train service only goes so far, making public buses...
View ArticleNashville, Tennessee, 1-Day Trips
Country music and Southern charm are a huge part of Nashville's identity, but there's so much more to this mid-sized Tennessee city. A well-preserved history, major sports teams and world-class...
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Independent Walking Tours in Hell's Kitchen, New York City
The Hell's Kitchen area on the east side of the Hudson River was known as a historically tough neighborhood. Although the mid-town Manhattan suburb started out as a flower-filled meadow, its history is...
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Day Walking Trips in New York City
With so many landmarks, museums, parks and distinctive cultural areas, New York City rarely disappoints even the most seasoned of travelers. Guided excursions are one way of seeing all that the Big...
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Walking Tours of New York City
New York City is extremely pedestrian friendly, and many sights can easily be explored on foot. Although strolling through the city at your own pace is an option, guided walking tours give you the...
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Walking Tours of Little Italy in New York City
Once the thriving, bustling home of New York's Italian immigrants, Little Italy in Manhattan is now more of a tourist destination than an authentic ethnic enclave. Previously the area extended from...
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Downtown New York Sightseeing Walking Tours
New York City has a number of sights to be seen from the Statute of Liberty to the Empire State building. The city has several tour companies to help visitors navigate through Manhattan and see the...
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Jerusalem Group Tours
Although most signs in Israel are written in English, independent travelers may feel intimidated by the Hebrew alphabet. Group tours are a hassle-free way to explore Jerusalem and not have to worry...
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European Tours for Seniors
When you're 18, it's a lark to put on a backpack and tour Europe. At 80, you may still enjoy travel but want a little more comfort. European tours designed for seniors offer a combination of adventure...
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