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Have you been looking for a way to cut down on your driving, but have found it nearly impossible? Sure, you can schedule your errands together, carpool and stay closer to home, but you still don’t feel like you are doing enough. Or, have you been wanting to find a place to escape to where […]
As I wrap up my well-over-a-week-long journey celebrating tourism icons through the South, I’ve saved what I consider the two hardest places to narrow down icons in for last.
It took me a while on D.C. because it’s a icon within itself, but I think I came up with two good representations.
Oh, Look, it’s Our […]
Traveling to Georgetown, D.C.’s historic neighborhood anytime? Before you go, you might want to check out the new and improved Georgetown website. This website is almost like an online concierge, you can search and locate anything restaurants to shops. In addition, you can find hotels by amenities or price range. There is also a nightlife […]
There’s nothing quite like celebrating the 4th of July in the South, especially when it’s a holiday weekend. From parades to fireworks to crab festivals, there’s truly something for everyone. Of course, hands down, the best celebration happens at our nation’s capital. But if you can’t make it to D.C. this year, take a look […]
So, you survived the first weekend of summer and now you are wondering what to do for the rest of the season. Well, you’ve come to the right place! The South is filled with so much do to during summer. Here’s sampling of a few activities that’ll keep you busy:
1. Swim with the dolphins […]
TripAdvisor has recently come out with its list of the 2008 Travelers’ Choice Destinations Awards. This highlights the 100 best destinations in the world from users’ recommendations. Four southern cities made the cut: New Orleans, La. at #6, Charleston, S.C. at #18, Austin, Texas at #24, and Washington D.C. at #25.
And speaking about Charleston, Charleston […]
Does the warm Spring weather have you itching to get out and explore? If you are thinking “road trip,” here are a few destinations to get you started:
Chattanooga, Tennessee
If you think Chattanooga is all about Rock City, Ruby Falls, and the Choo-Choo, then you haven’t been here lately.
Chattanooga Choo-Choo/photo courtesy of […]
Did you know that Savannah, Ga.’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade happens to be one of the longest running ones in the U.S.? It started in 1813 and has been going strong ever since. Savannah is just one of the many places in the south were you can “turn green” for the holiday. Here’s a sampling […]
Still looking for “blooming” events taking place throughout the region? Consider these:
Visiting D.C…
Explore the gardens and plants at the U.S National Arboretum. On April 5, enjoy a lecture and tour on cherry trees.
Exploring Maryland…
April 24 is the 22nd Towson Garden Days. Events include tours of the Secret Garden, which is only open during the festival.
Maryland […]
Are you really surprised that Orlando ranked number one in ASTA’s Top Ten Domestic Hot Spots for Summer 2008, and Florida ranked as the top state? Also in the top 10 was Miami at number 5, and D.C. at 10.
Speaking of D.C., it’s not too soon to make reservations for the National Cherry Blossom Festival, […]
From the Interstates to the backroads throughout Texas to D.C., travel along at Southern Byways to discover new places to visit.
Written by Apryl Chapman Thomas [email], and Katherine Lynch [email] for b5media.
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