Access to the Edisto River and canoe rentals make this a great place to connect to nature. Read more.
This Smithsonian Affiliate contains a full-scale reproduction of the H.L. Hunley, the Confederate submarine used to patrol Charleston Harbor during the Civil War. (From Aerial America) Read more.
To get a sense of the refined culture in Greenville, SC, visit here. The Museum & Gallery became an integral part of Heritage Green in April of 2008. It adds distinction to our city and the Upstate. Read more.
Make sure you leave enough time to do the tour and the free tasting! awesome wines - so much to do, a great stop with the whole family on the way to the beach (and back)! Read more.
The Pig and Chick combination plate was the best, awesome Carolina BBQ. The chicken was so tender and juicy, the meat was falling off the bone. Nick was odd and order a cheeseburger, it takes awhile Read more.
Made famous by the novel and movie, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Bonaventure is a public cemetery overlooking the Wilmington River. It is the largest Savannah cemetery, spanning 160 acres. Read more.
The site of a notorious Confederate stockade, 13,000 Union soldiers died while imprisoned here. Clara Barton later identified many of the bodies buried in the camp’s mass graves. (From Aerial America) Read more.
Stone Mountain Park is GA's most popular attraction and home to the world's largest freestanding piece of exposed granite. See the Lasershow, now in multidimensional Mountainvision, debuting May 2011. Read more.
Explore the complete story—past, present, and future—of the world's best-known brand! Don't forget to visit Taste It! and of course, try the Beverly. ;) Read more.
Starting point to tour Kennedy, meet astronauts and train in spaceflight simulators. The complex also is home to an IMAX theater, rocket garden, children’s areas, and the US Astronaut Hall of Fame. Read more.
Three things: 1) Visitor Center is excellent. 2) You'll see most wildlife on the Anhinga Trail. 3) Stop at Robert is Here fruit stand for key lime milkshakes before or after. More tips in "more info." Read more.
NASA’s 1st visitor center. Opened in 1970, it is home to space artifacts & hardware, historical documents, and interactive exhibits. Be sure to check out the Hubble film on the giant IMAX screen. Read more.
As the world's largest cast-iron statue, Vulcan, the Roman god of the forge, is an iconic symbol of Birmingham offering beautiful panoramic views of the city. Read more.
A tiny oasis of excellent sandwiches, salads, hot dogs and more. Don't miss the signature turkey panini, which chef Pete Blohme calls the "State Bird of Turkey Town." Read more.
The gumbo here was listed among the Alabama Department of Tourism's "100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama Before You Die" and was featured on Food Network's "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives." Read more.
Matt's is a Phoenix classic. Get breakfast or lunch (after 11am) from 6:30am to 2:30pm. They source the best ingredients possible. There may be a line when you get there, but it's worth the wait. Read more.
Did you know? The saguaro cactus grows naturally only in the Sonoran Desert. There are approximately 1.6 million individual saguaro plants growing in Saguaro National Park. Read more.
Built in 650 by the Plum Bayou people, the mysterious platform mounds of this state park are in perfect alignment with the spring and fall equinoxes. (From Aerial America) Read more.
Take the tour and get free jelly Bean samples. You can also host children's Birthday parties there. You can also buy belly flops, a giant bag of irregular jelly belly's for dirt cheap Read more.
Be on the lookout for the Steller's Jay and explore the beautiful Redwoods. Read more.