- August 17, 2010
- Wisconsin Travel and Tourism
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When you want to get away from the every day hassles of life and take a vacation, why not take the opportunity to bring out the creative side of yourself? Wisconsin offers many retreats, many that offer arts and crafts. Some retreats allow you to organize your own group, which will turn an educational and artsy retreat into a chance to explore your creativity while catching up with friends. Other retreats will allow you the opportunity to grab a friend and meet other people who share your interests. Either way, a retreat vacation to Wisconsin would be a much-needed break from life’s every day demands. Try one of these 5 retreats and you’ll come home refreshed and ready to take on the world.
A Scrapbooker’s Heaven: This scrap-booking retreat is unlike any other. Firstly, it takes place in Scrapbook Manor in Walworth, which is a 100-year-old historic home that offers accommodations, meals and an on-site [...]
- August 13, 2010
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Visiting Appleton, Wisconsin this summer? The beautiful small town is considered the cultural heart of the Fox River Valley and has plenty to offer visitors including an impressive mix of bars, coffee shops, pubs, restaurants and shops. However, when you choose Appleton, Wisconsin for your summer vacation destination, you are in for a special treat. The town has fun summer fairs and festivals to offer and although the summer is soon coming to a close, you haven’t missed them all yet! Don’t miss on out these summer events during your Wisconsin vacation.
Heid Music Summer Concert Series: Every Thursday night up until August 26 in downtown Appleton is the Heid Music Summer Concert Series. Local and regional bands entertain audiences at Houdini Plaza with live music that will delight the whole family. Admission is free so you’ll have more money to spend on food and drinks while enjoying the live music and company of friends [...]
- August 10, 2010
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We all know it’s true – when you think of Wisconsin, you probably think about cheese. While this beautiful state has a lot to offer, it’s most well known for it’s delectable cheeses. And there is no shortage on variety, with over 60 artisan cheesemakers and over 600 varieties of cheese, a Wisconsin vacation can be one of culinary delight. Here is a list of places you won’t want to miss:
Fromagination: This is one of Wisconsin’s premier cheese shops, and features both international and local artisan cheeses. This shop also offers cooking classes, catering, gourmet lunches and fondue events.
Roth Kase: Founded in Switzerland a hundred years ago, Roth Kase was later reestablished in Monore, WI. Take a tour during the week to see the cheesemaking process, and taste one of their award-winning speciality cheese.
Baumgartner’s Cheese Store & Tavern: Open since 1931, this is Wisconsin’s oldest cheese shop, where you’ll find a large [...]
- August 4, 2010
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Visiting Green Bay, Wisconsin this year? Make every meal a memorable one when your family visits these awesome restaurants on your next vacation. Luckily, Green Bay has many neighborhoods that boast amazing local cuisine for every budget.
If you’re looking for authentic American cuisine that won’t break the bank, visit Chili John’s. It’s been around since 1913 and is rumored to be one of legendary sports commentator, John Madden’s favorite places to eat whenever he is in town. Enjoy your mild, medium, hot or extra hot chili over spaghetti, beans or delicious Wisconsin cheese. The average meal only costs about $7, so don’t hesitate to go back for seconds, after all, you’re on vacation.
If you’re looking for an authentic Italian meal in a lively atmosphere, Angelina Restaurant is the perfect spot. Many Wisconsin locals regard Angelina Restaurant as the best Italian in town, which makes it a must-visit eating location during your family vacation.
[...]- July 30, 2010
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Taking a Milwaukee, Wisconsin family vacation? There are so many family-friendly activities in the city, you will wish you planned a longer trip. Don’t miss out on these awesome Wisconsin attractions that the whole family will enjoy:
Discovery World Wisconsin: Discovery World is a 120,000-square foot facility that features science, technology and freshwater exhibits including interactive learning labs, theaters, TV and audio studios and aquariums. Experience 3-D virtual environments, view aquatic life from the Great Lakes to the Caribbean and pet stingrays and sea urchins in an interactive touch tank. There’s something for everyone at Discovery World and there’s so much to see, don’t be surprised if you spend the whole day there with the family.
Milwaukee Zoo: Recognized as one of the country’s nicest zoological attractions, the Milwaukee Zoo is home to over 2,200 animals, including mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles and fish. It’s also a place where visitors can enjoy holiday celebrations, educational experiences, [...]
- July 27, 2010
- South Carolina Tourism and Travel
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When many people think of summer vacations, they think of long walks on the beach, camping out in the woods, or frolicking in the summer sun. However, for those with an interest in haunted history, you might prefer an experience that sends a chill up your spine.
South Carolina is rich with history and centuries-old buildings, perfect for rumors and legends of ghosts and hauntings. Charleston, with its historic heritage and cobbled streets, has many options for ghost tours to learn about the city’s paranormal past. The Ghosts of Charleston and the Ghosts of Charleston II are walking tours that take you through many of the city’s historic sites, while hearing tales of pirates and the darker side of Charelston’s past. Take a Ghost Walk through 18th and 19th century neighborhoods. Or spend a night at Annie’s Bed and Breakfast, a haunted inn that was built as a cotton plantation in the 1830’s.
If you [...]
- July 24, 2010
- South Carolina Tourism and Travel
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Are you planning a vacation to South Carolina? Charleston is a beautiful city with plenty to do and see including museums, historic sites as well as golfing and dining out. While the men are out golfing, have a girls’ day out and experience some of the great shops the city has to offer. Here are the top 5 stores that you must stop by provided by 10Best.com.
Out of Hand – the Art of Creating: This shop features beautiful collectibles, prints, gifts and accessories that will look perfect in any home. The store is run by a group of women who create many hand-made gifts including invitations, flowers, jewelry and handbags. If you’re out with the girls, this store is a must-see.
Charleston Cooks: This high-end kitchen store features every kitchen gadget known to man, including many that you probably didn’t even know existed. Each month well-known chefs make an appearance offering classes on techniques, [...]
- July 22, 2010
- South Carolina Tourism and Travel
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While many people flock to popular travel destinations, vacation hot spots are not for everyone. Sometimes you want to visit the road less traveled and get away from crowds of tourists. Barnwell County is a beautiful and scenic destination, full of history and cultural heritage. It is part of the Rivers, Rails, and Crossroads region of the SC Heritage Corridor.
One place you’ll want to visit while in Barnwell County is God’s Acre Healing Springs, located just outside of Blackville. This history and legend of this natural spring date back to 1771, where wounded British soldiers were nursed back to health with water from the spring. Today, people visit the spring to fill up water bottles and jugs, believing the spring’s water still holds healing powers.
You’ll also find history and heritage museums in Barnwell County, including the Heritage Corridor Discovery Center and the Barnwell County Museum. If you really want to immerse yourself in [...]