On Florida’s Space Coast is the city of Titusville, well known for its contributions to space exploration. There’s another side to Titusville, though. A side where visitors can experience nature and wildlife. And the best place to experience this is inside one of the many Titusville parks. We recently spent some time in Titusville and visited five of the city’s most popular parks. More
Tarpon Springs, Florida has the highest population of Greek-Americans than any other US city. See what I found at this adorable seaside jewel.
Located in Florida’s panhandle and just outside the city of Marianna, is Florida Caverns State Park. This is the only state park in Florida where visitors can take a guided tour through a cave system and see limestone formations that are more than 30 million years old. Visitors will be able to see stalactites, stalagmites, columns and flowstone.
The largest collection of Frank Lloyd Wright buildings in the world is located in Lakeland, Florida at Florida Southern College’s “Child of the Sun”. It is a must see for any Wright fan. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Child of the Sun vision is at the Florida Southern College. More
St. Augustine, Florida is full of fun and unique attractions, but one of the most unique things to do is visit the Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park. More
Florida packs a powerful punch in the tourism industry, but not only does it offer theme parks and beaches, it also offer incredible unique sites. The artsy Dali Museum and The Ringling make up the west coast of Florida’s list and Bok Tower Gardens represents Central Florida. Florida’s East coast offerings are the Flagler Museum, Stetson Mansion, and Kennedy Space Center. Having traveled the state thoroughly for many years, here are six unique attractions that I think are some of our most important and impressive. More
Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood is known all over the world for its street art and murals. It’s a must-see for anyone visiting Miami.
The Wynwood neighborhood wasn’t always what it is now. It started off as a neighborhood for middle-class families, but when a highway was built nearby, those families left and only the poor remained. Over the next few decades, the neighborhood became rundown and unsafe, with many of its warehouses abandoned. More
Two hours southeast of Walt Disney World is Disney’s Vero Beach Resort, an elegant old-fashioned hideaway. The Resort sits on Florida’s Atlantic Treasure Coast, minutes away from the city of Vero Beach. Although a Disney property, this is very much a relaxing beach vacation spot. Come see all that Disney’s Vero Beach Resort has to offer!
Florida is one of the top vacation destinations in the world. From gorgeous beaches to world-class amusement parks, nature trails to upscale shopping boutiques, sporting events to the incredible Everglades, there is something for everyone. Here are 9 fantastic Florida vacation destinations where you can soak up the Sunshine State. More
Recently I did a food tour in Boynton Beach, Florida that I couldn’t wait to share with you. My husband, Eddie, accompanied me on the Taste History Culinary Tour as we sampled food from local restaurants, pastry shops, and international eateries, as well as gained some knowledge about the business owners and areas of interest around town. Lori, the tour leader and gal in charge, knows her stuff and makes learning history so much fun…and tasty. More