Egmont Key is a real Florida treasure. Not only is it a National Wildlife Refuge, it is home to some gorgeous beaches, and interesting historical ruins. To get there you will need a boat. We took a ferry from Fort Desoto Park. You will have to pay a nominal fee to enter the park. From […]
Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC
The Holocaust Memorial Museum is a short walk from the Smithsonian Metro stop. I tried to book tickets to this museum three months in advance and was not able to get tickets online. On the first morning I was in Washington DC I stood in line to get a timed ticket. It was worth the 2-hour […]
Senoia Georgia – The Walking Dead
A Walking Dead fan? My daughter loves the show, so as a day trip from Atlanta we visited the historical town of Senoia, Georgia. I will admit I did not expect much from this excursion. We found Senoia absolutely charming and the people genuinely kind and helpful. If you love exploring little towns and/or are […]
How to See Washington DC: Find Memorials, Monuments and Historical Attractions Using the Metro
Oh where to start! This was such a fun trip. Washington DC is filled with history. Get a good pair of walking shoes because you will need them to see all of the incredible sights in Washington D.C. This city is so fun to visit. I would recommend using the Metrorail as parking is extremely […]
Day Trip to Historic Alexandria, Virginia
Do you want to dine where President’s dined? Alexandria is a short drive from Washington DC, so it is an easy day trip. We rented a car and took a drive to Alexandria and I am so glad that we did. The downtown is welcoming and charming with cobblestone streets and beautiful preserved historical architecture. […]
St. Augustine Florida: The Oldest City in the USA
Last time we visited Florida I wanted to show my daughter the back roads, the laid back beach towns, and the places begging to be explored. This led us to St. Augustine, Florida. Founded in 1565, St. Augustine is the oldest city in the USA. The city is steeped in history and one of my […]