Month: July 2021

Cleveland is the second-largest city in Ohio and lies at the spot where the Cuyahoga River meets the south shore of Lake Erie. Long a major port and manufacturing center, …

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Renowned for both its cowboy culture and Old West look and feel, Cheyenne is the capital and largest city of Wyoming. Set in the southeast of the state, just a …

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Known for being the ‘Birthplace of Aviation’, Dayton has many historic sites related to the Wright Brothers and US Air Force. Ohio’s sixth-largest city also has interesting archaeological sites, delightfully …

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Although often overlooked by visitors to both Ohio and the Great Lakes region, Toledo is a fantastic place to visit. The Great Depression and deindustrialization hit the city hard, but …

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The largest city in the Finger Lakes region of New York, Ithaca is a lovely, lively place to visit that has a lot going for it. Set in a stunning …

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Set amidst the soaring Adirondack Mountains, the lovely resort town of Lake Placid has long been a popular place to holiday. Synonymous with snow sports, having hosted both the 1932 …

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Located at the eastern end of Lake Erie, Buffalo is a fantastic place to live or vacation with lots of tourist attractions for visitors to check out. New York’s second-largest …

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Lying along the southern coast of South Carolina, Hilton Head is a beautiful barrier island that has lots of great things for you to see and do. Renowned for its …

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The capital of South Carolina and its second-largest city, Columbia lies almost exactly in the center of the state right at the spot where the Saluda, Broad and Congaree rivers …

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The second-oldest city in South Carolina, Beaufort is renowned for its scenic setting and charming Historic District. Full of amazing antebellum architecture, majestic magnolias and live oaks clad in Spanish …

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