Visit England: York – The Heart Of The Viking Territory
England's York is one of the most famous cities in the United Kingdom. It's no surprise because York is home to some of the country's most famous sights. From the castle,
Lake George in Florida – The Complete Guide
The second largest lake in Florida is Lake George not to be confused with Lake Georgia, which is second in size behind only Lake Okeechobee. You can find everything here
The Breakers, Rhode Island: Inside The Mansion
The Breakers, Rhode Island, is one of the most prominent cliffside mansions on the East Coast. The Breakers is the largest and most magnificent of the Newport mansions. It is located
Explore England’s Historic Whitby Abbey
Perched atop the cliffs and gazing out over the sea, Whitby Abbey appears frozen in time. But this site has a long and rich history, dating back some 3000 years
Inside Magnolia Plantation – South Carolina
Magnolia Plantation is one of the most famous places in South Carolina. There are decades of history, both great and dark, which gives the place a lot of character. Although the
Temple Newsam – Leeds, England
Situated in the heart of Leeds, my hometown, Temple Newsam is one of the most popular places in the area. Temple Newsam looks beautiful from the outside, and it is, but
Ca’ d’Zan – The Ringling Museum And Mansion
Who knew that the Ca' d'Zan is the former Mansion of John Ringling is located in Florida? I didn't, and it was a rare find for me. Like most of us,
Why You Should Visit Lotherton Hall in England
One of the most beautiful places to visit is Lotherton Hall. It is a place that's chock-full of several little experiences all in one. Whether you're on your own or with
Harewood House – Visit One Of England’s Oldest Homes
Harewood House Yorkshire, England, is one of the oldest buildings in England. Built in 1771, this is one of the few Treasure Houses of England. The first Baron of Harewood, Edwin
Chatsworth House – One of England’s Finest Estates
Chatsworth House is home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. Located in North Derbyshire, England, it has been passed down through sixteen generations of the Cavendish family. A stately