Must-See Attractions in Washington, DC About two minutes before landing at Washington DC's Ronald Reagan National Airport, look to your left and have your phone ready. If you’re lucky, and the flight’s descent follows the path of the Potomac River from the north, you’ll see the city’s stunning sights emerge, one by one. There’s Georgetown, then the Watergate complex, then the Kennedy Center, then the Washington Monument – for a brief second, perfectly aligned with the Capitol dome. What a joy it is to see the United States' defining landmarks come into view.
Boston's Best Historic Sites History is around every corner in Boston. One of the oldest municipalities in the United States, Boston was the scene of critical events before and during the Revolutionary War, including the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party.
Eleven Tips for Traveling with Celiac Disease I’ve learned and adjusted to traveling with Celiac Disease through a lot of trial and error. Here's a few tips that will help make traveling with Celiac safe and enjoyable.
19 Places to Visit in Santa Fe New Mexico’s capital city, Santa Fe, is the living embodiment of all things southwest. This blend of wild west roots, Native American heritage, and a thriving art scene has created a one-of-a-kind cultural hub that you must visit to fully appreciate.
A Driving Loop Through the Heart of Virginia This epic route through the middle of the state includes Founding Fathers, stunning mountain ranges, natural and man-made bridges, and so much more.
Roaming Coastal Maine: Lobster, Lighthouses and Acadia National Park Shoulder season National Park visits can be a fruitful travel hack, if you don’t mind a little risk. I gambled on a mid-March weekend to make my first trip to Acadia National Park, following up on last spring’s Maine lighthouse tour.