High in the Pyrenees Mountains is the tiny principality of Andorra. It’s the 179th largest country in the world, which is to say, it’s one of the smallest. Actually, it is the 16th smallest by size and is the 11th smallest by population. Despite its limited size, there are lots of great things to do in Andorra la Vella and the surrounding countryside.
Before heading to Mexico, we knew we wanted to go scuba diving in Cozumel. But we had no idea that our trip would end with an extremely close encounter with sharks!
The Great Pyramids, one of the world’s top UNESCO World Heritage Sites
“Left hand forward!” I executed the required maneuver and broke into a broad, toothy smile. The simple truth is that I had more fun than I ever imagined possible at the Dig This Las Vegas construction playground.
The elusive weekend getaway is something many people struggle to find. It can’t be too far away, but it needs to offer enough to keep you busy. In family friendly entertainment, the Split Rock Resort makes an excellent weekend getaway in the Poconos Mountains.
If you think about food in Las Vegas, the casino buffet probably comes to mind. But there is another side to Sin City: a robust culinary scene dominated by celebrity chefs and extraordinary cuisine. On a recent trip, we struck out on a Las Vegas food tour to experience the best the city has to offer.
Sleepy Albuquerque isn’t high on many travelers’ lists, but it should be. Often overlooked in favor of Denver or artsy Santa Fe, Albuquerque provides a unique gateway into southwestern culture. There are many fun things to do in Albuquerque and it makes a great weekend getaway.
Nashville, Tennessee. Music City. Country music capital of the world. Nashville is the city where dreams are made. And there’s no finer address in this southern capital city than The Hermitage Hotel Nashville.
I grew up in the mountains of Colorado. As a teenager, skiing was a chance to escape the scrutiny of parents and find freedom in the solitude on the mountain. And a visit to Ski Santa Fe brought all of those memories back to me.
These days, it seems America is infatuated with abandoned places. A whole genre of urban decay tourism has sprung up in Rust Belt cities. The Keystone State has its own monuments to change. Recently I set out with a few friends to see the Rays Hill Tunnel on the Abandoned Pennsylvania Turnpike.