Making history your story
Quincy, Massachusetts is home to two presidents, John and John Quincy Adams. The Adams National Historical Park has their birthplaces along with their beloved final home and tells the story of these extraordinary men - and their amazing wives. Read my new post to learn how to spend a day in the "City of Presidents!"
A fun, family-friendly day trip from London is Greenwich where kids can learn all about England's maritime history and visit the prime meridian line. Adults will love walking in the footsteps of their favorite British movie or TV characters as well!
When you travel to England, don't just see London. Get out into the countryside and stay in a traditional English village to see the real England!
The People's House is Washington, DC's newest museum, and it takes you inside the White House to learn more about its history and its inhabitants over the years. It's interactive and immersive and perfect for families!
Visiting L.M. Montgomery's Prince Edward Island, Canada was a dream come true for me. I went as a part of the Enchanted Book Club and had a magical time. Read all about the places you need to go if you love Montgomery's work!
The town of St. Andrews is famous for its green golf courses and its esteemed university. It also makes a great historic day trip from Edinburgh! Read all about this magical place where even a future king and queen met in my new post!
My new Destination Booked post is all about my home state of North Carolina. Read the books and then travel in the characters' footsteps all throughout the Tarheel State!
The Acropolis and other ancient ruins in Athens are must-see historical sites. You'll be walking in the footsteps of over 5,000 years of history!
The main branch of the New York Public Library is a must-see for any bookish tourist. With its literary historical items and jaw-dropping reading room, it's a great place to take any book lover.
St. Paul's Cathedral in London is one of the most iconic buildings in the city. From royal weddings to state funerals, this cathedral has survived through war and revolution to remain the center of the Church of England. Read my new post to plan a visit!