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Exploring the Unique Charm of Green Animals in Newport Mansions

David Davidson06 mins

Kermit the Frog would feel perfectly comfortable among the critters that inhabitGreen Animals, a scenic, 7-acre estate and topiary garden overlooking Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island. Green Animals and its topiary garden, like many of the Newport Mansions, is operated by the Preservation Society of Newport County. However, its location in Portsmouth, about a 30-minute drive from the dense concentration of palatial properties on Bellevue Avenue in Newport, means it is often overlooked by Newport visitors.

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Essential Visit to the Basketball Hall of Fame for Fans

John Doe09 mins

If you call yourself a basketball fan, you really have to plan a pilgrimage to Springfield, Massachusetts. Fans of all ages can easily lose themselves for hours within the three-story, sphericalNaismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. This facility boasts 35,000 square feet of exhibit space dedicated to basketball memorabilia and artifacts, supplemented by three theaters, interactive kiosks loaded with Hall of Famer data and trivia, a Subway restaurant, and a Hall of Fame museum gift shop.

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Top Museums in New England for a Unique Overnight Experience

Bobby Spencer07 mins

TheNight at the Museumtrilogy starring Ben Stiller has ignited a passion among children for visiting museums, including the idea of staying overnight. Starting in 2007, New York City’sAmerican Museum of Natural Historyintroduced a highly sought-after sleepover program, with dates often selling out quickly. Consequently, parents, teachers, scout leaders, and educational trip organizers can seek many other wonderful overnight museum experiences throughout New England.

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Explore Maine’s Wildlife Park: A Family-Friendly Adventure

Martin Ruiz07 mins

The moose enclosure is the first stop for many visitors to the Maine Wildlife Park, which is open daily from mid-April through November 11. The park spans 200 acres, yet only 40 acres are accessible to the public, showcasing rescued wild animals that cannot be returned to their natural habitats. Superintendent Curt Johnson emphasizes the importance of these animals in educating the public about Maine’s diverse wildlife.

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Top Attractions in Cape Cod and the Islands for Travelers

Jessica Proctor06 mins

What is it that makes Cape Cod and the nearby islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard so popular with New England travelers, particularly during the summer travel months? The Cape and Islands boast miles of ocean beaches, sand dunes, the freshest seafood served seaside, art galleries, scenic golf courses, and lovely villages. This Massachusetts region’s appeal, however, is much more than the sum of its parts.

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Discover the Enchanting Christmas Decor of Hudson Valley Mansions

John Doe011 mins

Much like Newport, Rhode Island, New York’s Hudson Valley is home to some of the country’s finest architectural masterpieces, which served as mansion homes to industrialists and the landed gentry. These elegant mansions are even more breathtaking when adorned with ribbons, pine, floral arrangements, and period Christmas decorations during the holiday season.

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Discover 3 Unique Yoga Classes Open to the Public in New Orleans

John Doe06 mins

New Orleans is a city renowned for its vibrant culture, distinct culinary offerings, and lively social scene. However, it also serves as a sanctuary for health and wellness enthusiasts, particularly those who are passionate about yoga. Tourists are invited to engage in one-off classes at many of the city’s exceptional yoga studios. If you’re seeking an unforgettable, local experience to incorporate into your travel itinerary, consider these unique yoga opportunities infused with art, music, or history.

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Must-Visit Attractions and Activities in New Orleans

John Doe07 mins

City Park in New Orleans is an expansive 1,300-acre urban oasis located in the heart of the city. With a stunning natural bayou winding through it, this park also features an antique carousel and a miniature train, making it a fantastic destination for families. Furthermore, City Park includes the renowned New Orleans Museum of Art, the Bestoff Sculpture Garden, and the Botanical Gardens, all amidst one of the largest collections of live oak trees in the world.

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