Montgomery, Alabama, was originally inhabited by Native American tribes and received its name from a Revolutionary War general. The city was founded in 1819 along the Alabama River. It became the state's capital in 1846, and it has remained ever since. During the Civil War, it was the first capital of the Confederate States of America until it moved to Richmond, Virginia. In … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Montgomery, Alabama
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Girlfriend Getaway Guide to Williamsburg, Virginia
Williamsburg is one of the best Virginia getaways for all ages, including families and history buffs. But it's also ideal for groups of friends with nearby wineries and opportunities for relaxation in downtown and surrounds. Greater Williamsburg also includes the historic towns of Jamestown and Yorktown, both offering restaurants, shops, and attractions. Visitors can fly in … [Read more...] about Girlfriend Getaway Guide to Williamsburg, Virginia
Girlfriend Getaway Guide to Tampa Bay, Florida
Tampa and its surrounding areas, including St. Petersburg and Clearwater, are ideal for a girlfriend getaway because of the access to beaches, its cruise port, and constant events like the wild Gasparilla Pirate Festival. The area is easy to get around by rideshare or bike. This weekend itinerary is ideal for people who have visited Tampa Bay and seen all its major tourist … [Read more...] about Girlfriend Getaway Guide to Tampa Bay, Florida
Family Friendly Guide to Chattanooga, Tennessee
"Woo woo Chattanooga there you are." Perfectly poised between the cities of Nashville, Atlanta, Knoxville, and Birmingham, Chattanooga is an accessible adventure for short weekend trips or longer family vacations. The "Scenic City" has a culture rich in Native American and Civil War history, and points of interest can be found around every corner in this railroad … [Read more...] about Family Friendly Guide to Chattanooga, Tennessee
Weekend Guide to Wilmington and Beaches, North Carolina
Wilmington, North Carolina, and its surrounds were first inhabited by Native American tribes and were later explored by an Italian explorer. European colonists arrived in the 1720s and an official settlement was created, named for the Earl of Wilmington. It sits at a strategic location on the Cape Fear River, inland from the Atlantic Ocean. For this reason, it became an … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Wilmington and Beaches, North Carolina
