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  • Mary Allen

    Mary Allen asked a Question about Charleston, SC

    December 27 at 01:21 PM

    Part of Charleston's appeal is the amazing cuisine the city is known for. Undoubtedly, you're going to be hungry sometime during the day, and a few Charleston dining institutions you should try to snag a meal at include Hominy Grill, Poogan's Porch, Bowen's Island. They all have some of the best low-country cuisine. More

  • Erica Dean

    Erica Dean asked a Question about Lake Tahoe, NV

    December 24 at 04:23 PM

    Heavenly Village, Village Ice Rink at Kirkwood, and South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena down south and Northstar Ice Rink and Olympic Ice Pavilion up north. Outside of ice rinks you can also ride the Gondola at Heavenly. You glide through the sky with beautiful views around. It costs about $30 per person. Snowmobiling doesn't require any experience and taking a tour is a great way to see the landscape without a fear of tripping over skis. More

  • Heather Hunt

    Heather Hunt asked a Question about Boston, MA

    December 24 at 04:12 AM

    Cheers is worth a visit if you were a big fan of the show, but otherwise can be a bit disappointing and overpriced. Boston is beer-loving town and there are so many great pubs and bars. Crossroads Irish Pub near Fenway Park is a popular spot with Red Soxs fans, and has a great Boston vibe (just don't utter the words "Derek Jeter" within ear-shot of any of the locals). The Citizen Public (http://www.citizenpub.com/) is also near Fenway, and is the best place to go for beer and oysters. For a more upscale drinking and dining experience, try the Sunset Grill & Tap. More

  • Annie Scott

    Annie Scott asked a Question about Yountville, CA

    December 11 at 12:42 PM

    Bardessono is a very fancy hotel right downtown that integrates a spa and a bar-restaurant. It's not cheap (OK, that's an understatement), but you'll have a really special experience. It's also one of only two hotels in the country to earn a LEED Platinum certification for sustainability, if you care about that sort of thing. More

  • Susie Quaker

    Susie Quaker asked a Question about Brattleboro, VT

    November 21 at 04:45 PM

    The Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center is always hosting free events. I would check the calendar of events to see if they are offering any free programs while you are in town. More

  • Ana Aguilar

    Ana Aguilar asked a Question about Paso Robles, CA

    November 21 at 04:06 AM

    By far the best place to fish in Paso Robles is Lake Nacimiento. I take my two kids there, and they love the calm view and reeling in a big white bass. More

  • Sue Harper

    Sue Harper asked a Question about Kailua Kona, HI

    November 20 at 11:28 PM

    You can find a hula girl lamp at the Hula Lamps of Hawaii company in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. The company manufactures and sells the lamps in one location, so you can purchase a custom-made hula girl lamp there. More

  • Tia Johnson

    Tia Johnson asked a Question about Manhattan Beach, CA

    November 20 at 07:25 PM

    The Manhattan Beach Creative Arts Center offers a variety of classes and programs for kids that focus on art creation and appreciation. Many of the programs are great for entire families. More

  • Steve Grant

    Steve Grant asked a Question about Kansas

    November 20 at 10:17 AM

    The Grant County Adobe Museum has exhibits on the High Plains Indians of Kansas, including arrowheads and dioramas of Native American culture. They also have Native American petroglyphs, which are rare in Kansas. More

  • Susie Quaker

    Susie Quaker asked a Question about Big Bear Lake, CA

    November 20 at 10:07 AM

    Big Bear Mountain Ski & Golf Resort offers golfing in the summertime when the snow has melted away. It is a public 9-hole course with a par of 35 in a lovely setting. More

  • Steve Grant

    Steve Grant asked a Question about Pittsfield, MA

    November 20 at 08:03 AM

    The Marketplace Cafe is a great place for a cheap lunch. They serve sandwiches, soups, and salads. They also have a large selection of coffee, teas, other drinks, and baked goods. More

  • Tim Duncan

    Tim Duncan asked a Question about Ashburn, VA

    November 19 at 01:14 PM

    A really good way to learn about the history of Ashburn is to take a walking tour of the town. It's a great place to explore on foot and a guided walking tour will take you past the main historical attractions. More

  • Susie Quaker

    Susie Quaker asked a Question about Winter Park, CO

    November 19 at 04:13 AM

    Found in the heart of Winter Park, Alberto's offers a number of steak options. After a day of skiing, you can rest your legs and enjoy a traditional restaurant experience, with an eclectic menu. Reservations are recommended on the weekend. More

  • Sue Pembroke

    Sue Pembroke asked a Question about Cambria, CA

    November 18 at 05:53 AM

    Take them out to Moonstone Beach at low tide and explore the tidal pools. They will see all kinds of sea life trapped in the pools and the sea lions and seals that come to eat the trapped animals. I like this better than contrived places that have sea life behind glass because it's more real. More

  • Sue Harper

    Sue Harper asked a Question about North Redington Beach, FL

    November 17 at 03:55 PM

    There are five golf courses in the North Redington Beach area and Baypointe Golf Club in Seminole is a good course. The course is interesting to play with a great layout. More

  • Susie Quaker

    Susie Quaker asked a Question about Red Bank, NJ

    November 17 at 01:09 PM

    If you want affordable Italian food in Red Bank I'd go to Gaetano's Italian Restaurant. They will probably have something everyone in the family can enjoy, and they have coupons on their website. More

  • Sue Harper

    Sue Harper asked a Question about Lake Elsinore, CA

    November 17 at 03:19 AM

    I'd say a really romantic option would be to visit the area's best Italian restaurant - Vincenzo's Olive Tree. The pastas are unbelievably tasty and based on authentic recipes, and the atmosphere is superb. The charismatic owner, Vicenzo, will usually be around to make sure you're having the best time possible. More

  • Sue Harper

    Sue Harper asked a Question about Studio City, CA

    November 16 at 06:38 PM

    CBS Studios offers many amenities that are open to the public. Their lots, located in Studio City, have a commissary, a coffee shop, a car wash, and even a gym for those who are filming. Visitors can call to book a tour. More

  • Susie Quaker

    Susie Quaker asked a Question about Waterloo, IA

    November 15 at 07:01 PM

    I took my family to the Lost Island Miniature Golf Course last year and they had a blast. The course was fun and challenging. Everyone had a good time and we can't wait to go back again. More

  • Sue Harper

    Sue Harper asked a Question about Brunswick, GA

    November 15 at 01:29 AM

    The Karate for Kids and Brunswick Gymnastics Center offers a plethora of activities for children. Both boys and girls will enjoy learning self defense, gymnastics, or taking part in the after-school educational enrichment programs offered! More

  • Sue Harper

    Sue Harper asked a Question about Salinas, CA

    November 14 at 11:21 PM

    My kids love to visit The Farm in Salinas. The Farm welcomes kids of all ages, and little ones under the age of 2 even get free admission! My kids were so excited to see how a real farm works and had a blast visiting the different animals. More

  • Susie Quaker

    Susie Quaker asked a Question about Oneonta, NY

    November 13 at 01:30 PM

    The Stella Luna Ristorante, Farmhouse Restaurant and Sabitini's Little Italy are three romantic eateries in Oneonta, New York. Stella Luna and Sabitini's offer a menu of italian fare, while the Farmhouse Restaurant boasts local cuisine. More

  • Steve Grant

    Steve Grant asked a Question about Farmville, VA

    November 13 at 03:30 AM

    If you are looking for a challenge, the Manor Golf Club in Farmville is your best bet. It's a championship-standard course that will pose problems for players of all skill levels. More

  • Sue Harper

    Sue Harper asked a Question about Petersburg, VA

    November 12 at 07:47 PM

    Get the ultimate Civil War experience in Pamplin Historical Park. They have all sorts of historical attractions about the military. You can visit the National Museum of the Civil War Soldier, The Field Quarter, Tudor Hall Plantation, Battlefield Center, and other military museums and exhibits. They even conduct live artillery firing demonstrations during the summer. More

  • Bob Smith

    Bob Smith asked a Question about Las Vegas, NV

    November 12 at 03:19 PM

    The North end is quieter its true, but that doesn't mean that it's boring. There's a lot to do if you need a break from the lights and sounds of the Strip. You can check out a cheesy lounge, or for something more cultured, there is the Las Vegas Natural History Museum (yes, Vegas had a natural environment once). More

  • Sam Collins

    Sam Collins asked a Question about Portsmouth, VA

    November 12 at 08:12 AM

    You could be really creative and propose to her on the train in Portsmouth City Park. There is a pretty scenic view of the Elizabeth River and the park itself. More

  • Ana Aguilar

    Ana Aguilar asked a Question about Poconos, PA

    November 12 at 07:24 AM

    Both the South Trail and the North Trail in Pocono State Park are good for strong hikers, including children. For very small kids who aren't quite up to their parents' speed and strength, the shorter Indian Trail is best. More

  • Wyatt Poulin

    Wyatt Poulin asked a Question about Franklin, NC

    November 11 at 07:17 AM

    Lucio's Restaurant is the best place for a romantic brunch in Franklin. It has Italian Cuisine, and a large menu. The service is always prompt and very friendly. Lunch begins at 11:30am. More

  • 'Uday Malouf

    'Uday Malouf asked a Question about Hawaii

    October 14 at 05:07 PM

    It can be quite simple to work with a big group. You can find a beach and stay there all day without getting bored. Puuhonua O Honaunau (City of Refuge) is a great place to spend the day. There is a lot of history here and you can check out a reconstructed temple.
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  • Margaret Kennedy

    Margaret Kennedy asked a Question about Cozumel, Mexico

    October 10 at 05:27 AM

    The Parque Arqueologico is an excellent choice. This museum features ancient Mayan statues and artifacts. It's a great place to learn about the ancient history of the region. More

  • Jack Barstow

    Jack Barstow asked a Question about Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

    October 2 at 08:53 AM

    The Caravelle is perhaps the most legendary hotel in Ho Chi Minh city. During the war many international correspondents stayed here, and the rooftop bar became an informal office where they would drink and swap stories. The hotel itself is luxurious without being over-the-top. The spa is great place to pamper yourself on a romantic getaway. More

  • Meghan Dupre

    Meghan Dupre asked a Question about Vienna, Austria

    September 8 at 01:15 PM

    Definitely go to the Imperial Treasury (or Schatzkammer). You'll see some amazingly decadent pieces of jewelry and historic treasures, from Austria's crown jewels to the sabre used by Charlemagne in the 9th century. More

  • Vinnie Marshall

    Vinnie Marshall asked a Question about Orlando, FL

    September 5 at 12:46 AM

    I second Fort Wilderness! It's great if you have kids. The easiest camping you'll ever experience, with endless Disney-esque wilderness fun nearby (pony rides, fishing, swimming areas, etc). My kids could have happily stayed here a month without a single complaint! More

  • Ally Baker

    Ally Baker asked a Question about Cairo, Egypt

    August 27 at 10:41 AM

    Yup, you can see the Pyramids at Giza in a day from Cairo. You can actually even take public transportation out to them as now a number of bus lines run out to these monuments from central Cairo. You don't even need to find a tour group. More

  • Nina Rodgers

    Nina Rodgers asked a Question about Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria

    August 24 at 02:54 AM

    Zell am See is the best boarding in the area, and the ski slopes are fantastic: http://www.zellamsee-kaprun.com/en We've been taking a yearly family trip here for ages and all look forward to it. They have tons of activities for kids and non-skiers, like sledding and relaxing at the spa. More

  • Nick Costa

    Nick Costa asked a Question about Prague, Czech Republic

    August 15 at 02:30 AM

    You should definitely visit the Jewish quarter of Prague, and go to the Jewish Museum. The museum itself is comprised of several historic synagogues and the Old Jewish cemetery, and should be the perfect place to put you in touch with your roots. More

  • Lesley Kao

    Lesley Kao asked a Question about Portland, OR

    August 12 at 04:13 PM

    Oregon Museum of Science and Industry is sure-fire winner with kids, teens, and parents. It includes a planetarium and an IMAX theater, and there is an old navy submarine anchored outside that is open for tours. There is also ample parking for $2 fee. More

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