Home to the first electric streetcar system and the first civilian flight school, Montgomery is the State Capital of Alabama and is a must visit place for all those deeply interested in American history. From the foundation of the Civil Rights Movement to […]
Bakersfield, California, is most known as the “country music capital of the West”. The city gained this title as a result of welcoming many Dust Bowl refugees and being the home of many country singers including Merle Haggard and Buck Owens.
Located in […]
Waterbury, Connecticut, is a vibrant town filled with the historical and natural wonders of New England. Known as the Brass City, Waterbury was once the epicenter of brass production, particularly clocks and watches. Love of timepieces can be seen throughout much of […]
Sheboygan sits on the shores of Lake Michigan and is kindly known as “The Spirit on the Lake” because of its charming coastal community. With a mix of history and culture, the city also offers several outdoor recreational activities spread throughout its 34 […]
El Paso was kindly nicknamed as “Sun City” due to its 302 days of sun per year. The city is also known as the largest American city on the Mexican border. Situated in the middle of the Chihuahuan Desert and on the margins […]
Known as the “Rose Capital of America”, Tyler is a staple of East Texas. You will come across plenty of sights surrounding roses in Tyler as you would expect from a city with that moniker but you will also get a glimpse […]
Palm Beach is a premier tourist destination in Florida. While you may think of cities like Miami and Jacksonville before Palm Beach crosses your mind, that takes nothing away from the fact that it is one of the most visited cities in Florida.
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Bismarck is mostly known for its role in the Lewis & Clark exploration during their visit to North Dakota and the Missouri River. The city is also the capital of the state and a hub of retail and health care.
Located in the […]
Concord is the capital of New Hampshire filled with history, culture, and nature. First settled in 1659 as the Plantation of Penacook, the region became known for its furniture making and granite quarrying in the 1800s. But it soon moved on to become […]
Holland is most known for its Dutch culture and its acclaimed Tulip Time Festival. Founded by Dutch Americans, you can spot the Dutch heritage everywhere you go including the only working windmill in the country.
Located near the eastern shore of Lake Michigan, on […]