When your taxi lets you out in front of a row of unassuming buildings, don’t let the exterior appearance fool you. Once Audubon Cottages‘s private entrance door opens, you are immediately swept into an entirely different world. The French Quarter’s bustling streets quickly fade from your thoughts. A sense of calm takes over you as you walk along a tree-lined pathway deeper into this beautiful haven.
It’s no secret that Boston is full of important sites from the founding of America. In addition to these historical places, you also find relaxing public green spaces, quaint neighborhoods, and scenic whale-watching harbor cruises. Here are seven fun ways to experience this All-American city.
Opened in April 2018, The National Memorial for Peace and Justice is a sacred place to remember those who suffered and died in the ongoing struggle for racial equality. Located in Montgomery, Alabama on a beautifully designed site, The National Memorial for Peace and Justice is the nation’s first memorial dedicated to enslaved black people.
Craving lip smacking barbeque along with some fried okra and a glass of sweet tea? Then head to Alabama for the ultimate in Southern barbeque. Dreamland Bar-b-que is the place to snag a full slab of ribs, pulled pork sandwich, or combination plate to satisfy your hankerings.
I love to travel to see the world – which may sound cliched but I love immersing myself in one city for a few days to see the sites and watch the locals. I have learned to appreciate different cultures and have learned so much about myself at the same time.
