A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
The theme of Goofy’s Sky School draws inspiration from a classic 1940 short cartoon titled “Goofy’s Glider.” If you’re familiar with Goofy, you would expect that things might not go quite as planned.
If you’ve rented a car in the Rhineland on your adventure through Germany, you may want to drive along the Upper Middle Rhine Valley. This area is home to a number of captivating destinations waiting to be explored.
Following a relaxed first evening in Madrid, we set out to make the most of our time by experiencing as many of the best things to do in Madrid as possible the next day.
Georgetown is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Washington, DC, with its prime location along the Potomac River, serving as a major port and commercial center during colonial times. Today, the vibrant community showcases upscale shopping and dining along its charming cobblestone streets. Here, we’ll explore the highlights of Georgetown’s historic charm and modern allure.
Looking for things to do in Columbia, Maryland? Located half-way between Baltimore and Washington, DC, Columbia is a family-oriented community with a variety of attractions, parks, recreational facilities, shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Lake Kittamaqundi is a man-made 27-acre lake which is home to many of Columbia’s seasonal events. Visitors can walk the trail around the lake year-round and enjoy some paddleboating fun during the summer months.
Perpignan, the second city of Catalonia, a region that straddles France and Spain, is a wonderfully lively city. Now part of Languedoc-Roussillon, the French Catalans maintain a unique identity, evident in their own language and the national colors of yellow and red prominently displayed. Perpignan is an excellent place to explore, especially its charming old streets. Be sure to visit the folk culture exhibits located at the 14th-century gateway of Le Castillet, which houses the Casa Pairal museum.
Frasassi Caves,Le Grotte di Frasassi, are among Italy’s top caverns and a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers. Discovered in 1971, part of this extensive cave system was opened to the public in 1974. Access to the caverns is available exclusively through guided tours.
France is in the epicenter of Europe, featuring diverse borders that have significantly influenced its culture. The country showcases influences from Belgium in the north, Germany in Alsace, Switzerland and Italy to the east and southeast, and the unique cultures of Spain along the Pyrenees border. This blend creates a dynamic mix of cultural experiences and culinary styles, making quick trips across borders an enriching option.
Travel can be a hassle for people without disabilities—imagine the challenges of traveling with disabilities. The Americans with Disabilities Act was passed on July 26, 1990, with all businesses requiring compliance by January 26, 1992. Since then, Florida has come a long way to extend a warm welcome to people with special needs. From transportation to hotels and attractions to beaches, the Sunshine State gets high marks from the disabled for its access and availability of special equipment as follows:
Few things are as fun as an indulgent and leisurely shopping trip on New York’s Famous Fifth Avenue. However, it can also be incredibly daunting and overwhelming, particularly for first-time shoppers. So here is a list of some of the top shops to visit during your time in Manhattan.
Fell’s Point is one of Baltimore’s most storied neighborhoods. A seamless blend of rowhomes, bars, restaurants, art galleries, antique shops, and other stores, this charming area appeals to both tourists and locals.
The Feast of San Gennaro is an Italian festival celebrated every September in the vibrant district of Hollywood, Los Angeles. Originally inspired by New York’s beloved Little Italy’s Feast of San Gennaro, which dates back to the 1920s, this festival honors the Catholic Saint Gennaro, who was martyred in 305 AD. The LA festival, launched in 2002 by Italian Americans, lasts for three days, featuring a rich array of Italian music, delectable food, and cultural activities, even though it lacks the traditional Cannoli Eating Contest.
Did you ever have one of those dreams—the ones where all kinds of random bits of your life get mixed up together? The script for Fantasmic!—starring Mickey Mouse—is a bit like that. Scenes are borrowed from Disney films and brought to life with live actors, water effects, fire, boats, and rafts.
York Minster stands as one of England’s most popular attractions, drawing in over two million visitors from across the globe each year. This stunning architectural masterpiece, which took over 250 years to build, showcases extraordinary carvings and the largest collection of intact medieval stained glass windows worldwide.
Located approximately 20 miles north of Kona International Airport on “the Big Island” of Hawaii lies the quiet Kohala Coast. A drive north on Highway 270 takes you to the western port town of Kawaihae, past Lapakahi State Historical Park, and through the quiet towns of Hawi and Kapa’au to the beautiful Pololu Valley Overlook.
Lake Needwood is a scenic 75-acre lake located in Rockville, Maryland and is part of Rock Creek Regional Park. This stunning destination offers various recreational activities, including rowboat, canoe, and pedal boat rentals, in addition to pontoon boat rides. Fishing is allowed with a valid license. The park features a visitors center, snack bar, numerous picnic areas, hiking trails, playgrounds, an archery range, and a golf course. Moreover, the Rock Creek Hiker/Biker Trail kicks off at Lake Needwood, extending 14.5 miles into Washington, DC. Thrill-seekers can enjoy the unique Go Ape Treetop Adventure, designed for adventurers aged 10 and up. Lake Needwood Park stands as one of the prime recreational attractions in Montgomery County, Maryland.
Do you know how to enjoy a layover in London without overspending? Your journey typically starts with the stunning views during your flight’s final approach.
A two-hour drive from Manhattan, The Emerson is an upscale getaway within the Catskill Forest Preserve. This luxurious resort features a unique attraction: The World’s Largest Kaleidoscope, a former silo transformed into a mini-theater that showcases mesmerizing films. Adjacent to the kaleidoscope is a shop filled with an impressive array of kaleidoscope-themed items ranging from toys for toddlers to exquisite collector’s pieces.
This tour of this cabin on the Emerald Princess is mini-suite D208, which is spacious, comfortable, and has lots of storage space for travelers who don’t pack light. The balcony is large enough for four chairs and a small table, and the cabin has a full-sized sofa and two TVs.
Embassy Row in Washington DC represents a significant area where numerous foreign embassies are established, notably along Massachusetts Avenue, stretching from Dupont Circle towards the National Cathedral. In total, Washington, DC boasts over 175 foreign embassies, residences, chanceries, and diplomatic missions, yet less than half are situated directly along Embassy Row. A notable concentration of embassies can also be found along a four-block stretch of New Hampshire Avenue adjacent to Dupont Circle, with another cluster closer to Connecticut Avenue.
