Colonial Williamsburg is known nationwide for restoring a community to what it might have resembled in the early days of America. In fact, the Virginia attraction celebrates 100 years this year, as the nation reaches its 250th birthday. But it's far from the only one of its kind. Instead of static displays, you encounter people, places, and activities that recreate a … [Read more...] about 8 Living History Museums Beyond Colonial Williamsburg
South Carolina
6 Southern Destinations to Spend St. Patrick’s Day
Large numbers of Irish immigrants arrived in the American South during the 18th and especially 19th centuries. During the Great Famine, thousands of Irish Catholics arrived in Southern port cities such as Savannah, Charleston, and New Orleans. The Scots-Irish settled in the Appalachian Backcountry a century before. For this reason, there's no better region to experience the … [Read more...] about 6 Southern Destinations to Spend St. Patrick’s Day
Southern Stays: The George Hotel
Opened in 2024, the George Hotel became the first new hotel on Georgetown, South Carolina's Front Street in over 50 years. Located around an hour from both Charleston and Myrtle Beach, it's a great spot if you're road tripping down Coastal Highway 17. Rooms at The George Hotel There are 56 guest rooms and suites at the hotel, most of which face the water, specifically … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: The George Hotel
Southern Stays: The Ryder Hotel
The Ryder Hotel is a chic, bohemian-inspired boutique hotel located in the heart of Charleston, South Carolina. Blending laid-back coastal vibes with modern design, it's a favorite among travelers seeking a stylish and relaxed stay in the city's historic district. Guest Rooms at The Ryder The hotel offers 91 thoughtfully designed rooms and suites, featuring pale … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: The Ryder Hotel
Weekend Guide to Beaufort, South Carolina
Beaufort, South Carolina, has a similar Lowcountry history to Charleston and Hilton Head, its neighbors on each side. But it's a city all its own. It was first explored by the Spanish in 1514 and then by the French in 1562, led by Jean Ribault. However, conflicts arose, and the Spanish eventually drove the French out. The British founded the city in 1711 on Port Royal … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Beaufort, South Carolina
