The oldest permanent nonnative settlement in Nevada offers a unique step back in time. Unlike many historic towns, Genoa has maintained and embraced its history without turning into the theme park which has cursed other historic towns. The historic charm is highlighted by locally-owned restaurants and the quaint charm of yesteryear.
Nestled into the northwest corner of Arizona just before you cross into California on Route 66, you find the rugged town of Oatman. It may be one of the most overlooked towns along the famous road trip, but it may have the most famous burros. While the burros’ pushy demeanor demands attention, you won’t want to miss all this historic town has to offer. The namesake story, gold mining strikes, and place in Americana history along Route 66 make this town so much more.
Nestled into the northwest corner of Tampa Bay sits Safety Harbor. While the name originates from the time pirates ruled the Gulf of Mexico you will find a deeper history along its shores. Including the mounds of the Tocobaga, healing mineral springs, and a vibrant art community today.
Traveling to view the amazing colors of autumn makes a great start to the fall season. But where do you go to see the best colors? We asked 22 travel writers for their suggestions. Get out your calendar and start booking trips because you won’t want to miss these views!
The 1950s were a time of innocence, post-war booms, moving to the suburbs and free beer. Well, free beer at Busch Gardens. The gardens were opened in 1959 as an admission-free hospitality center for the Tampa Anheuser-Busch brewery. Visitors were welcomed for their brewery tour with bird shows in a tropical setting and beer.
This fictional town had it all. But what if it wasn’t purely fictional? What if Mayberry did exist? At least, in some capacity. Well, it does. Mt. Airy, North Carolina. Hometown to Andy Griffith, the star of The Andy Griffith Show and the inspiration for Mayberry.
