The state of Georgia may not be the one that immediately comes to mind when you think of the stomping grounds of past presidents, but it is. Many remember peanut farmer Jimmy Carter who rose to fame as President of the United States in 1976, but others have deep ties to the area. History buffs should plan their own trip around Georgia to see where past great leaders have … [Read more...] about Georgia’s Presidential Landmarks
Is the CityPass Worth It?
For travelers visiting cities where you want to see many tourist attractions in a short amount of time, it's easy to use combination tickets. One such is CityPass, which offers passes in Atlanta and Tampa, that gets you into the attractions at one price and often allows you to skip the line. It can seem like a high price to pay, especially if you're buying multiple passes … [Read more...] about Is the CityPass Worth It?
Southern Stays: Rosemary Inn Bed and Breakfast
When visiting North Augusta, South Carolina, your choices are limited in terms of non-chain accommodation. But thankfully the historic town has plenty of historic inns and bed and breakfasts. Rosemary Inn Bed and Breakfast is one such, located inside an antebellum-style home. It's actually one of two in the area, located right across the street from one another, and … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Rosemary Inn Bed and Breakfast
Visiting the Atlanta History Center
Founded in 1926, the Atlanta History Center is a complex of multiple buildings over 33 acres that represent the history of Atlanta, the state of Georgia, and the southern United States. Along with the museum is acres of gardens, an event facility, a research library, and two historic homes. Located in the Buckhead neighborhood north of downtown, it's an essential stop for … [Read more...] about Visiting the Atlanta History Center
Tips for Driving Florida’s Alligator Alley
If you've ever driven through Florida en route to Miami from the state's western coast, you might have been on the stretch of I-75 known as "Alligator Alley." The 80-mile road cuts through the Everglades between Naples and Fort Lauderdale and opened in 1968 after many years of construction. It gets its name from the nearby swamps that alligators call home. Because of … [Read more...] about Tips for Driving Florida’s Alligator Alley