From Triennale di Milano to the London Design Museum from the Prado in Madrid to the Uffizi in Florence from the Louvre in Paris to the Vatican Museums and the…
Source: Touring the museums of the world.. from home | Floornature
Everything You Need to Know About Camping in Glacier National Park; Elizabeth Rhodes; Travel + Leisure/MSN
Enjoy Wright’s Lasting Architectural Legacy; Leisure Group Travel
Those seeking to savor Frank Lloyd Wright’s amazing architecture will love a trip to Chicago, Oak Park, Geneva, Hampshire and Rockford, where the legendary architect’s structures will dazzle you. Duration: 3 Days Availability: All Year-long Suitable For: All Day 1 MORNING Your Frank Lloyd Wright journey begins on Chicago’s Gold Coast and the Charnley-Perskey House…
Source: Enjoy Wright’s Lasting Architectural Legacy – Leisure Group Travel
The best national parks in the U.S. for exploring; Rebecca Dalzell & Tim Lowery; Time Out
Craving some American beauty? Discover the best national parks in the U.S. that you have to check off your bucket list.
Stuck at Home? Virtually Tour Buckingham Palace!; Mary Elizabeth Andriotis; House Beautiful
The Queen’s residence is one of many historic homes you can virtually tour.
Tour Frank Lloyd Wright-designed homes not normally open to the public during the 2020 Wright Plus Housewalk; Chelsey Lewis; Milwaukee Journal Sentinel/USA Today
The one-day event features eight private homes designed by Wright or his contemporaries.
TPG’s complete guide to visiting California’s redwood forests; Melanie Haiken; Points Guy
As the tallest and most massive trees in the world, redwoods are well worth traveling for, and California welcomes millions of visitors a year drawn to see their might and majesty. These trees are found nowhere else on the planet (the only exception being a small slice of Southern Oregon just north of the California …
Source: TPG’s complete guide to visiting California’s redwood forests
25 Top-Rated National Parks in the USA; Lana Law & Michael Law; PlanetWare
Best Campgrounds in the Smoky Mountains; Paul Blair; Amateur Traveler
What are the best campgrounds in the Smoky Mounatains and Great Smoky Mountains Nationak Park by budget and type of trip.
Source: Best Campgrounds in the Smoky Mountains – Amateur Traveler
San Antonio: A Unique Blend of History, Art and Culture; Zoomer
Travel: How to Spend a Day at Grand Canyon National Park; Randi Walle; Columbus Underground
The Grand Canyon is one of America’s largest, and most popular, tourist destinations. The canyon itself is composed of peaks and slopes of layers of red rock that drop down several thousand feet. At its base, the Colorado River snakes through for over 200 miles. At different times of day, the colored rocks reflect the…
Source: Travel: How to Spend a Day at Grand Canyon National Park – ColumbusUnderground.com
Road trips: From Princeton to Berkeley, these five college towns are too pretty to pass up; Erica Lamberg; USA Today
These towns are worth a stop on your next road trip – even if you’ve long outgrown your kegger days but aren’t touring colleges with your kids yet.
Source: Road trips: From Princeton to Berkeley, these five college towns are too pretty to pass up
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; Destinations of New York State
Designed by visionary American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Guggenheim Museum is home to one of the world…
Source: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum — Destinations of New York State
San Antonio’s grande dame, the ‘Queen of the Missions,’ celebrating its tricentennial; Scott Huddleston; Express News
Mission San José, San Antonio’s renowned “Queen of Missions,” is celebrating the tricentennial of its founding with recreational and cultural events throughout 2020, seeking to share its rich heritage with others outside its Catholic parish.
Bexar’s Eye: Legends of Love and Longing Surround Mission San José; Roseanna Garza; The Rivard Report
Behind the intricate detail and repeating arches that cast elegant shadows along its walkways, a legend of love and longing is at the heart of the mission’s beauty.
Source: Bexar’s Eye: Legends of Love and Longing Surround Mission San José
U.S. presidents’ plantations were built on backs of slaves; Pat Brennan; The Star
Researchers are working at estates belonging to Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and James Monroe to uncover stories.
Source: U.S. presidents’ plantations were built on backs of slaves | The Star
What’s so special about the Great Smoky Mountains National Park?; Karen Chavez; Citizen Times
Why are the Great Smoky Mountains so special? Here are four reasons this park is so popular with visitors.
Source: What’s so special about the Great Smoky Mountains National Park?
Monticello introduces free admission for children under 12; Daily Progress
“As the mother of small children myself, I am thrilled by our new pricing for families.”
Source: Monticello introduces free admission for children under 12
Awed by Alaska: Cruising the Inside Passage; Nancy Schretter; Leisure Group Travel
A Holland America Line sailing showcases the best of Alaska, offering diverse experiences for multigenerational families and leisure groups Alaska is a booming cruise destination. Indeed, Alaska cruises were the most booked U.S. vacation for the third year in a row, according to Travel Leaders Group’s 2019-2020 travel trends survey. Alaska welcomed an estimated 1.33…
Source: Awed by Alaska: Cruising the Inside Passage – Leisure Group Travel
The threat to Chaco: School for Advanced Research hosts Ruth Van Dyke; Casey Sanchez; Santa Fe New Mexican
A thousand years ago, in the remote Chaco Canyon region of what is now northwest New Mexico, ancient Pueblo people forever altered the high desert landscape through vast, monumental architecture…
Source: The threat to Chaco: School for Advanced Research hosts Ruth Van Dyke
