Let your kids learn through play, visit Playspace in Raleigh, NC
October 31, 2006 on 2:30 am | In Travel | Comments OffPlayspace “A Child’s First Museum,” provides room to kids, to explore, to learn, to play and a lot more. . It’s all about play here, with hands-on exhibits that let kids to be a chef, a fireperson, a bank teller, an actor, musician or dancer; to shop for groceries, climb around on a castle or poke around on a computer. Here kids learn everything through interactive play, the practical demonstrations educate children math and science concepts, as well as skills like counting money, telling time, and map reading. Your kids will get plenty opportunities for dress-up and role-play, too!
PLAYSPACE is a non-profit children’s museum devoted to the education and growth of young children through hands-on, creative and interactive play. Expose your adolescent to the joys of music, rhythm, beat and movement. Children will be able to play along with their own instruments, and enjoy. Make it a memorable experience for your children. Spend a day at Playspace.
Rekindle your senses at Great Falls
October 30, 2006 on 2:29 am | In Travel | Comments OffIf you have interest in history and fascination for outdoor activities, then don’t miss Great Falls. Great Falls has an array of museums for history buffs, sometimes city itself is called as a living museum. Explore the real time great museums of city; the Lewis & Clark National Trail Interpretive Center which has interactive evidences of past and videos that help you retrace the steps of the famous voyagers. The C.M. Russell Museum Complex displays the work of the “Cowboy Artist” Charlie Russell. Families should stop at the Children’s Museum of Montana for hours of entertainment.
Well, the Great Falls has a lot more to offer for outdoor freaks. Vacationers can take pleasure in outdoor recreation opportunities available in the city. With an extraordinary sight of the Missouri River, the 24-mile River’s Edge Trail is great for walking, biking, in-line skating or jogging. Bird watchers can satisfy their longing to watch birds at the Benton Lake Wildlife Refuge. Fun doesn’t end here you can enjoy hiking, biking and camping opportunities in nearby mountain ranges offer even more outdoor fun. So visit Great Falls to have unlimited fun….
Watch better Baton Rouge
October 28, 2006 on 2:29 am | In Travel | Comments OffThe drastic changes in Baton Rouge over the past few years have made it a better city to enjoy. Now, the residents and visitors to Baton Rough get pleasure from better roadways, parking, landscaping and access to more state-of-the art attractions than ever before.
Nestled along the Mississippi River, Baton Rouge has become a city of contemporary world. Baton Rouge is an array of entertainment and fun. There is a dozens of attractions in the city; you can’t stop yourself from watching the elegance of city. The port city’s history includes Governor Huey Long’s controversial public tenure and violent death in the Capitol he built. The house is still a tourist draw, as are the Old State Capitol, the USS Kidd, and the Old Governor’s Mansion. Folks also savor riverfront casinos, lively nightclubs, scrumptious restaurants, and the dynamism of LSU and Southern University. All these influences paint the richness of Baton Rouge. Watch out the unique blend of earthen beauty, rich history and contemporary fashion in Baton Rouge.
Visting Hartford, Connecticut
October 27, 2006 on 2:29 am | In Travel | Comments OffSituated on the Connecticut River, Hartford is recognized not only as the capital of Connecticut but also as the insurance capital of the nation. The 21 towns that embrace the Greater Hartford Tourism District offer something for everyone - whether it’s history, art or culture. The dynamic downtown district gives tourists plethora of entertainment, dining, and shopping options.
Top attractions in the city includes, Old State House, Wadsworth Athenaeum cemetery at Center Church; and Bushnell Park, which employs the ideas of natural landscaping architecture developed by Hartford native Frederick Law Olmsted. If you are visiting the Hartford for the first time then you should not miss Nook Farm, which displays the Victorian-style homes of Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mark Twain. There is a lot more to enjoy in the city, the only thing required is your visit to Hartford.
Have you ever been to Topeka, Kansas?
October 26, 2006 on 2:28 am | In Travel | Comments OffTopeka, a city that is rising with vigor and enthusiasm, is on move towards progress and has something to offer everyone. Topeka is rich in culture and history. City museums narrate the area’s wealthy history. Visit the Kansas Museum of History that discovers this city’s growth, or drop in the Mulvane Museum of Art to outlook state and local history through the eyes of skilled artists. Ethnically, you will find that Topeka offers a number of openings that enhance the lives of both inhabitants and guests. Savor the city’s wealthier side, cruise around the historic Potwin Place district to view brick streets lined with lovely Victorian mansions. Flourishing restaurants and shopping malls in the downtown area as well as at the West Ridge Mall allures visitors. Your time will fly in this lively city; you won’t come to know when the day turned into a night.
A virtual tour to Springfield, Illinois
October 25, 2006 on 2:28 am | In Travel | Comments OffVisit Springfield if you want to make unforgettable memories during your vacation. Springfield is a perfect holiday destination. Every year, over one million tourists, visit Springfield’s historic Lincoln sites, including the Lincoln Home and Neighborhood, Lincoln-Herndon Law Offices, Lincoln Tomb, Lincoln’s New Salem, and the newly opened Lincoln Presidential Library and Interactive Museum. Other attractions include the Dana-Thomas House, the Old State Capitol, the Illinois State Capitol and the Executive Mansion.
Springfield offers a unique blend of warm hospitality of a small town with all the facilities of a big city. After sunset, the city sparkles. You can enjoy one of the many entertainment venues that are readily available in the city. Springfield offers accommodations for every taste and budget. If you have fascination for historic buildings and American history, don’t miss Springfield.
The “Car Capital of North America”, Lansing city
October 24, 2006 on 2:28 am | In Travel | Comments OffThe native land of the Oldsmobile and Michigan’s automotive center, Lansing offers travelers hundreds of car-related sites including plant tours and automobile museums, but there are other forces powering the capital city of Michigan.
This capital city has something for everyone, excellent museums, fine universities, serene landscapes, glossy nightlife, fabulous restaurants and great shopping districts. Visit the refurbished Old Town, where turn-of-the-century brick buildings have been reinstated and restored. Now, these buildings are home to a collection of galleries, antique shops, and restaurants.
Stopover East Lansing for an evening, home of the Spartans that offers tourists the bohemian flavor of college town life with a neat collection of specialty shops, collegiate bars, and fast food joints. What are you waiting for? Make another memorable vacation in Lansing.
Relive the past with Boise city
October 23, 2006 on 2:27 am | In Travel | Comments OffIn 1805, the well-known voyager squad came to the convergence of the Clearwater and Snake rivers, now the site of twin cities Lewiston, Idaho, and Clarkson, Washington. Choose any weekend of the year for your hang about: Lewiston has exceptionally dry, temperate climate, best for year-round leisure activities. Whitewater rafting, kayaking, swimming, fishing, tubing, canoeing and jet boating opportunities are plentiful - and that’s only the water sports. Landlubbers can golf, camp, hike, jog and bicycle. For the truly adventurous, a trip to Hells Canyon, the deepest canyon in North America, is a must.
Those who venture into the gorge, via raft or jet boat, will discern 2,500-year-old Native American carvings on the canyon walls. Try your hand at indoor risk with a vacation to the Clearwater River Casino. Whether braving the rapids or touring through established artifacts in the city’s museums, you’re sure to get savor the strong spirit of the early American settlers.
Plan a weekend getaway in Concord, NH
October 18, 2006 on 2:27 am | In Travel | Comments OffWhen people find a great vacation getaway, they keep visiting it time and again. Acknowledged as the spirit of the “Capital Region,” Concord represents the economic and social center of New Hampshire and is an integral part of life in New England. The Capital Region offers you dozens of things to do and see that you can spend all your life here. Well that’s a long term plan, but in case your stay is short, do not miss the scheduled activities and places. Antiques, skiing, hiking, wildlife, canoeing, arts, crafts, museums, historic sites, walking tours, farms, orchards, boating, golf, athletics, dances, country fairs, community suppers, youth activities and four beautiful seasons are part of the many features that enhance the quality of life in the area.
For auto race buffs, nearby Loudon is home to the New Hampshire International Speedway. Local festivals and events pull crowd every year, and the city hosts a rich calendar of annual programs. Concord is vibrant and colorful city. Visit it to discover more about it.
While in Lincoln
October 17, 2006 on 2:27 am | In Travel | Comments OffLincoln, state capital and prosperous home of the University of Nebraska, was formerly founded around salt mines, where salty springs effervesced to the surface of a dry lakebed. The capital city of Nebraska, Lincoln is a wonderful place for kids, history aficionado and outdoor buffs. Dive in the picturesque beauty of the city from the surveillance tower of the 400-foot high capitol building, whose white stone Art Deco spire can be seen from miles around. Its interior includes thousands of carvings, paintings and mosaics detailing Nebraskan history.
The remarkable Haymarket area downtown is a chic center for dining, shopping and entertainment. The old warehouse district has been renovated and is now home to many restaurants, specialty and antique shops, galleries and other businesses, and is a lively place both day and evening. The Lied Center for Performing Arts offers many concerts and shows, and Cornhusker football has had over 250 consecutive sold-out home games. For some more outdoor activities move to one of the city’s beautiful parks, the largest of which is Wilderness Park, whose hiking, biking and equestrian trails will keep you going on the for hours.



