Two and half hours northwest of Nashville, Paducah, Kentucky is a Unesco Creative City, and once you visit you will understand why. This small city is home to all different kinds of artistic experiences. Here are list of “must dos” in Paducah, but remember this is definitely not an exhaustive list. The city is host …
Two hours to the northwest is a water playground that is perfect for a weekend trip from Nashville. Located at the top of Kentucky Lake, Kentucky Dam State Resort Park is in the perfect location to play on the lake, visit the Land Between the Lakes, or even venture into Paducah, which is only 30 …
Plan a unique tour of Mobile, Alabama with Gulf Coast Ducks. Ducks are amphibious vehicles that were used by the American military in World War II and the Korean War. The original Ducks were built by women during the “Rosie the Riveter” part of American History. Luckily for us, those women built the ducks to …
The London Eye is one of the most iconic structures on the London skyline. Built as a celebration of the millennium, it was officially opened by Tony Blair, on December 31, 1999. The giant wheel opened to the public on March 9, 2000. It is 443 feet tall and was the largest Ferris wheel until …
Madame Tussaud is famous world wide for her life like wax figures that are displayed in nine countries today. The original museum, opened in 1884, is still in the Marylebone area in London, and definitely worth a visit. Marie Tussaud and her Wax Models Marie Tussaud was born in France in 1761. Her mother, widowed …
If you go to Beech Bend Park and Splash Lagoon expecting a Disney-like experience, you are going to be disappointed. Beech Bend is not Disney. Heck, it’s not even Six Flags. But it is cheaper and closer than all those places and we always have tons of fun when we go! Where is Beech Bend …
While visiting Daytona Beach earlier this year, we knew there was one stop in the city that boasts the “World’s Most Famous Beach” that we had to go check out…The DAYTONA International Speedway! Daytona and Racing What’s the connection to car racing and the famous Daytona beach, you might ask? It all goes back to …