Widely recognized as one of the most popular vacation spots in the country is South Carolina’s Myrtle Beach. The beach has the sun, sand, world-class golf, and thrilling theme parks. All of that excitement is bound to make you hungry, and we’ve got the scoop on cheap eats in the area. There are a handful of low-cost, highly delicious eateries that will keep you full and happy during your visit.
Summer breaks are for adventures and exploration. Luckily, you don’t need to travel far for family-friendly attractions. These five cities scattered across the United States have plenty to offer, no matter what your family is in the mood for.
Summer is just around the corner! That means, so is summer vacation. Thankfully, there’s fifty states filled with tons of activities to choose from throughout our country. So, the vacation possibilities are endless.
Which type of summer vacation are you looking forward to taking this year?
Springtime spent beachside in Florida or California is never a bad idea. But it’s no secret it can also get crowded. If you’re looking to trade in a busier scene for a somewhat quieter but still enjoyable one instead, consider a trip to the northeast region. Here are 3 places to visit this spring.
“Music is my religion.”
-Jimi Hendrix
Do you love a little bit of country bluegrass and all things rock and roll? If you answered yes- Pack your overnight bags and head to the Mid America Musical Festival in Trenton, Missouri this summer.
If you love Epcot any time of year, you will especially enjoy it during the springtime, when their annual Taste of Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival takes place.
In addition to the great food, drinks, and live entertainment you already know, you will find gorgeous gardens, flowerbeds, and Disney character topiaries created by some of the very best horticulturists in the area.
Thanks in part to the Easter Bunny, eggs are synonymous with Easter. And while hunting for (and subsequently eating) hard-boiled eggs, can still be fun as an adult, sometimes you just need to leave that to the kids and opt for a more grown-up meal. Enter the Benedict! Below are a few American restaurants doing the Bennie right.
When it comes to St. Patrick’s Day destinations, you generally see the same cities listed over and over again. Places like New York City, Chicago, and Boston are all hot spots for parades and events. It’s easy to see why since each of those cities has a large population of people with Irish heritage.
But, that doesn’t mean there aren’t a number of other places where you can have just as much fun, without having to fight the huge crowds.
Here, we’re going to look at a few places where you can head for an off-the-beaten-path St. Patrick’s Day experience you won’t soon forget.
