While Lexington and Louisville are known for bourbon and horses and Bowling Green is known as the gateway to Mammoth Cave, northern Kentucky has interesting towns worth exploring. Following the curves of the Ohio River, it was an important place for trading, shipping bourbon and other goods. Today, these communities have their own Bourbon Trail as well as charming downtowns … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Northern Kentucky
Tennessee’s Most Charming Towns (That Aren’t Franklin)
Franklin is considered to be one of the most photogenic towns in Tennessee, like a smaller version of Nashville. And don't get us wrong, we love the town! But the Volunteer State has plenty of other places to explore. Columbia Columbia is one of the towns south of Nashville that has become a hub of creativity for musicians. The President James K. Polk Home and … [Read more...] about Tennessee’s Most Charming Towns (That Aren’t Franklin)
Southern Stays: Disney’s Pop Century Resort
Opened in 2003, Disney's Pop Century Resort is one of Walt Disney World's value resorts, with the most affordable rates and rooms that appeal to families. As the name implies, the inspiration comes from the decades from the 50s to the 90s, with large-scale icons featuring memorabilia and phrases from these years. It's located in the Wide World of Sports area. Rooms at … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Disney’s Pop Century Resort
Steel Magnolias Filming Locations to Visit
Steel Magnolias is one of the most recognized Southern movies. Based on the play by Robert Harling about true events, the story revolves around the women of Truvy’s Beauty Parlor. It stars Sally Field, Dolly Parton, Shirley MacLaine, Daryl Hannah, Olympia Dukakis, and Julia Roberts as the cast of strong-willed Southern women. Writer Harling chose his hometown of … [Read more...] about Steel Magnolias Filming Locations to Visit
Staying at Wild Dunes Resort
Wild Dunes Resort is located 18 miles outside downtown Charleston along the South Carolina coast on Isle of Palms. Like Kiawah Island Golf Resort, it’s accessible via Charleston International Airport and is an easy drive. Set on 1,600 acres, the resort was first developed in 1972 and has gone on to become a popular getaway for families year after year. The gated area sets … [Read more...] about Staying at Wild Dunes Resort
