From the category archives:

Museums Libraries & Planetariums

Museums in London

October 20, 2009
Thumbnail image for Museums in London

London is the capital of both England and the United Kingdom and has a history of influence and power that reaches back more than two thousand years. It’s no doubt then that a city with as much history as London is full of incredible museums that house relics of the past. The list of London [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Berlin

October 7, 2009
Thumbnail image for Museums in Berlin

It’s almost hard to fathom, but the city of Berlin is home to more than 170 museums and collections and they offer a foray into virtually every area of art and history. With this in mind it seems as though any trip should be punctuated with trips to a variety of museums that would enhance [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Las Vegas

September 25, 2009
Thumbnail image for Museums in Las Vegas

When you think of Las Vegas you think of gambling, showgirls, casinos, Cirque du Soleil, drinking and hookers. But Las Vegas actually has lot more to offer the culturally minded soul as the city is full of museums that range from the standard natural history museum to a pinball museum and everything in between. The [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Detroit

September 11, 2009
Thumbnail image for Museums in Detroit

Detroit was founded in 1701 and due to its convenient location became a major port city for the Midwest. Detroit is probably most noted for its contributions to the automobile industry and to Motown, but the city has branches that reach much further and encompass many areas you might not have imagined. A tour of [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Cleveland

August 31, 2009
Thumbnail image for Museums in Cleveland

Cleveland is an incredible city with a storied past so it’s no wonder that Cleveland and the surrounding area is rife with museums for just about everything you could ever want to explore and some things you may have not known you wanted to explore until you visited.

Read the full article →

Art Galleries and Museums in Philadelphia

August 5, 2009
Thumbnail image for Art Galleries and Museums in Philadelphia

If you’re looking for a city that is chock full of art galleries and museums then Philadelphia hits that nail right on the head. You could spend months trying to take in all the Philadelphia art galleries and museums have to offer and probably still have a list of things to see. We’ll hit some [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Houston

July 30, 2009
Thumbnail image for Museums in Houston

For a big blast of museums, the Houston Museum District is an area with a radius of 1.5 miles from the Mecom Fountain. This museum district is packed with 18 museums (although some of them don’t fall into a traditional museum category) which give visitors a taste of art, science, and education in a variety [...]

Read the full article →

The Best Aquariums for Shark Watching

July 6, 2009
Thumbnail image for The Best Aquariums for Shark Watching

There is perhaps no creature on this earth that is more respected and feared than the shark. Whether it’s a terrifying Great White or the curious and harmless Long Nose Shark, these prehistoric swimmers have always fascinated people. Although sharks rarely attack people it’s still safer to view them from behind the walls of a [...]

Read the full article →

Planetariums Across the United States

May 1, 2009
Thumbnail image for Planetariums Across the United States

Some would call it the greatest show in the universe: the night sky.  Constellations and their stars, the planets, and even the Milky Way are all sites to behold.  But how did they look thousands of years ago?  How will they look in the future?  And while the night sky may be stunning tonight, it [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Atlanta

April 22, 2009
Thumbnail image for Museums in Atlanta

Atlanta is steeped deep in American history. In fact, most of us think of the Civil War when the history of this large capital city of Georgia is brought to mind. It’s true that during that war Atlanta served as a crucial railway and military supply hub. In 1864, it was invaded by the Union [...]

Read the full article →

Sightseeing in Dallas

April 4, 2009
Thumbnail image for Sightseeing in Dallas

A trip to Dallas is sure to leave you fueled with the energy of this big southern city. Only the third largest city in Texas, Dallas is also the ninth largest city in the United States; what can I say, the grow them bigger in Texas.  Founded in 1841, Dallas was formally incorporated as a [...]

Read the full article →

National Aquarium in Baltimore

March 19, 2009
Thumbnail image for National Aquarium in Baltimore

The National Aquarium in Baltimore, otherwise known as the Baltimore Aquarium is the area’s most popular attraction. The National Aquarium Institute runs the organization as a non-profit group and vows to inspire people to enjoy, respect, and protect the aquatic world. They do this through pioneering science, conservation, and educational programming as they delve into [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Dallas

March 18, 2009
Thumbnail image for Museums in Dallas

Believe it or not, the city of Dallas is just rife with cultural and educational museums that offer visitors a chance to explore the way the world was, the way it can be and the beauty that exists within it. Use the following guide to find a Dallas museum that will give you the experience [...]

Read the full article →

Art Galleries and Museums in Baltimore

March 12, 2009
Thumbnail image for Art Galleries and Museums in Baltimore

Baltimore is a great city to visit and a delightful treat for visitors who are interested in finding a bit more culture. There a numerous art galleries and museums in Baltimore for people with almost every interest. Use the following guide of art galleries and museums in Baltimore to find exactly what you’re looking for

Read the full article →

Museums in Toronto

March 4, 2009
Thumbnail image for Museums in Toronto

There is a lot to do in Toronto, and if you do not visit at least a few museums while in the area you are making a big mistake. When it comes to museums, Toronto does not lack in any area. In fact, anybody interested in visiting the best museums in the world is well [...]

Read the full article →

Sightseeing in Tampa

February 20, 2009
Thumbnail image for Sightseeing in Tampa

With 165 parks and beaches within the city limits of Tampa, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the temperate climate, sea air and sand between your toes. You’re not likely to miss a meal with the multitude of fine dining options before or after enjoying the exciting nightlife or fun attractions. There are  also many sightseeing opportunities [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Vancouver Canada

February 13, 2009
Thumbnail image for Museums in Vancouver Canada

As Canada’s third largest city, Vancouver sits on the west coast of British Columbia. If you are a sports fan, you’re familiar with the Canucks and the BC Lions. And you may already know that it’s one of the cleanest cities in the world. But, perhaps you didn’t know about the many museums that keep [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Nashville

December 19, 2008
Thumbnail image for Museums in Nashville

Nashville is the country music capital, therefore, your first stop on a tour of this city’s museums would have to be the Country Music Hall of Fame. After you’ve engrossed yourself in costumes, photographs, instruments and memorabilia of the top country singers of this century and the last, you will be excited to know there’s [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Miami

December 10, 2008
Thumbnail image for Museums in Miami

Miami is probably best known for South Beach where topless sunbathing is the norm and art deco architectural style is prevalent. It’s also renowned for its diverse ethic backgrounds and wild parties, but Miami has a lot more to offer tourists and locals, especially in the way of museums. Pretty much every topic you’d like [...]

Read the full article →

Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum in Las Vegas

October 10, 2008

It seems only fitting in Las Vegas to be able to putt with Tiger Woods, shoot a scene with Cameron Diaz, and marry George Clooney all in one location. In fact, all of that is possible–sort of–and more at Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum, located inside the Venetian Hotel and Casino along the Las Vegas Strip.

Read the full article →

Kids Love the Baltimore Aquarium

July 21, 2008
Thumbnail image for Kids Love the Baltimore Aquarium

Kids Love the Baltimore Aquarium …and so do adults. The most visited attraction in the state of Maryland, the National Aquarium at Baltimore is located at the city’s Inner Harbor. Opened in 1981, the Aquarium was the foundation for that area’s redevelopment.

Read the full article →

Amsterdam Museums

June 23, 2008

Amsterdam Canal. Flickr

Amsterdam is an amazing capital city in the Netherlands that people go to visit for a variety of different reasons. Many travelers go here to experience the permissive lifestyle of a city with a world-renowned Red Light District and a liberal stance on the use of recreational drugs. However, a majority of the [...]

Read the full article →

Art Galleries in Rome

June 2, 2008

Gallerie Nazionale d’Arte Moderna Rome. Flickr.

A person who is interested in the history of art can best explore that history by going to the major cities which have been important to art movements over time. There is arguably no better city in the world to experience that type of travel than the city of Rome. [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Philadelphia

May 26, 2008

The famous Love sculpture in downtown Philadelphia. Flickr.

Philadelphia is a city which is rich with history but which is also on the cutting edge of the most modern trends in America today. Filled with landmarks dating back to the American Revolution and earlier, Philadelphia is certainly a place where you can go to see what [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in New York City

May 5, 2008

The Egypt wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. From Flickr

The museums of New York City are famous around the world. Everyone knows that The Met is where you go to see art (unless you want to be edgy and going to the MoMA). And there are leading museums throughout New York City which cater [...]

Read the full article →

Visiting the Louvre

April 17, 2008

The Glass Pyramid outside of the Louvre Museum (Photo via flickr cc)

You could spend a month in the Louvre and not even scratch the surface of the museum’s collection of 35,000 works of art. Most of us don’t have the time for that, so here’s how to get the most from your visit without getting [...]

Read the full article →

Top Landmarks in Rome

March 10, 2008

A panoramic view or Rome at sunset

You are probably only going to get a handful of opportunities to visit Rome. That’s if you are lucky; many Rome travelers are there for their first and only experience of this magnificent ancient city. Because of this, Rome travelers are particularly keen on trying to see all of [...]

Read the full article →

Museums in Chicago

February 25, 2008

Interior of the Chicago Field Museum, the Tyrannosaurus Rex in the picture is the most complete T-rex skeleton ever found and is named Sue.

Chicago is known as The Windy City for a reason. It’s not always pleasant to be outside in Chicago but that doesn’t deter many people from visiting the area, even during [...]

Read the full article →

Orlando’s Gatorland

January 26, 2008

Sure, Orlando’s major theme parks are fun, but when in Central Florida, make sure to allow time to visit some of the lesser-known attractions in the area, such as Gatorland. This 110-acre wildlife preserve is located midway between Orlando and Kissimmee and features thousands of alligators and crocodiles as well as other animal and [...]

Read the full article →

Harley-Davidson to open museum

January 14, 2008

If you hear the word “hog” and don’t automatically think of a farm and squealing pigs, then you’re probably long overdue for a trip to hog heaven. The Harley-Davidson headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin has been home to the hearts of millions of motorcycle enthusiasts for decades but a new home will open this year.
Museum staff [...]

Read the full article →

← Previous Entries

1 2   Next Page »