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Rare: Attention, travelers — can you place these American landmarks?

April 8, 2016 Todd DeFeo

Cities are known by their landmarks. For example, London has Big Ben, while Pisa is known for a slightly askew towers.

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Rare: Enjoy the Big Apple without breaking the bank

April 2, 2016 Todd DeFeo

Enjoying Gotham doesn’t have to break the bank; just take the city one bite at a time.

Rare: 10 ways to enjoy the Big Apple without breaking the bank

March 31, 2016 Todd DeFeo

New York City has many nicknames. The City That Never Sleeps, The Big Apple, The City So Nice They Charged You Twice — or something like that.

Meeting the real Abraham Lincoln

March 28, 2016 Todd DeFeo

Abraham Lincoln is perhaps one of the most instantly recognizable leaders in American history. But, do we really know Lincoln?

Visit 1963 at Dallas’ Sixth Floor Museum

March 22, 2016 Todd DeFeo

Looking out the sixth floor window of the former Texas School Book Depository in the heart of Dallas is a surreal experience.

San Francisco’s cable cars an instantly recognizable symbol of city

March 21, 2016 Todd DeFeo

Cable cars are one of the most instantly recognizable symbols of San Francisco — and a quintessential attraction for tourists visiting the city.

Take a train trip to the Old West on the Grapevine Vintage Railroad

March 10, 2016 Todd DeFeo

A trip on the Grapevine Vintage Railroad is the perfect way to step back in time and enjoy a bit of the Old West.

Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites celebrating 85 years in 2016

March 7, 2016 The Travel Trolley

Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites is celebrating its 85th anniversary in 2016.

Family-Friendly Summer Activities in Atlanta

February 18, 2016 neel.shah

Summer is the anticipated travel season for all — couples, singles and families. It’s no wonder that many head off to warm, sunny destinations such as Florida or South Carolina. While these are remarkable destinations, Atlanta is also a great city to explore during the summer.

Rare: 5 unexpected places to find presidential history this Presidents’ Day

February 14, 2016 Todd DeFeo

As everyone no doubt knows, Presidents’ Day was first established as a federal holiday in 1885 and was originally a celebration of George Washington’s birthday. In fact, the federal holiday is still officially “Washington’s Birthday,” according to the federal government.