With such great food to sample and so many cocktails to sip, first-time visitors to New Orleans and especially the French Quarter might miss its museums. New Orleans offers a unique history, with both the French and the Spanish leaving…
The French explorers landed in the area in 1718 and settlers soon followed to the highpoint on the lower Mississippi River. With its decidedly French flair, New Orleans is Louisiana’s top destination. Within New Orleans, the French Quarter is…
About 50 miles southwest of Little Rock, Arkansas, the Ouachita Mountains have been a destination for generations. Its mineral water hot springs have been used therapeutically to ease spirits and skin conditions. As one of the first natural areas…
Located along Alabama’s white sands beaches, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach are favorite beach getaway for families. So when we were given the chance to experience a few nights at the beach, my heart leapt. Between the gulf breezes, the…
Cumberland Island National Seashore, an unspoiled barrier island along the Geogia coast, offers 17 miles of pristine beaches, wild horses and gracious mansions from a gilted era. A ferry ride from the mainland, visitors can explore the island on bike…
If your only experience of Macon, Georgia, is seeing its name on the mileage signs while whizzing down I-75, you’re missing out. Aboout 80 miles southeast of Atlanta, Macon is Georgia’s 4th largest city and has a rich Native American,…