Las Vegas – The Ultimate Escape. Over-the-top, glitzy and glamorous, make-believe Wonder of the World. One after the other along The Strip, grand hotels, over-size, over-done and outrageously expansive architectural phenoms, strive to out-fabulous the other. Neon blinks and glows everywhere, fountains dance to music, volcanoes erupt. Sharks swim in aquariums, gondolas cruise the Grand Canal. And everywhere, casinos, casinos, casinos; shows, shows, shows.
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In LA you can follow the glitz and glamour – places where A-listers, reality show stars and movie stars, past and present, live, work and shop. Or, you can spend 3 days in LA using your GoCard to explore another side – interesting neighborhoods, wonderful museums, aquariums, botanical gardens, and exciting whale sightings. As you go from one GoCard attraction to another, forego Rodeo Drive boutiques and pricey, fancy lunches. Instead, browse through eclectic flea markets, sample tasty food truck fare, stroll through old-fashioned beach piers from another era.
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BEST INDOOR ATTRACTIONS
It’s all about music. Whether listening to it live in a Honky Tonk, in venues, restaurants, bars and clubs all over the city, or experiencing its history in museums, the music scene is the primary reason most people come to Nashville.
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New York City – Big. Bold. Busy. So many outstanding things to see and do, often without enough time to do them, can be daunting. The best way to see the most and maximize your vacation time is on guided tours.
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Visitors to Washington DC spend most of their time in iconic places around the National Mall: The White House and U.S. Capitol, emotionally moving memorials and awesome museums. To fully appreciate America’s beautiful capital, get out of the Mall bubble and see it from another perspective – from the surrounding waterways.
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Step off St. George Street into the Colonial Quarter two-acre compound for an immersion into three centuries of St. Augustine’s history and more. Every corner is themed to replicate life as it was from the time of the first Spanish settlement through the subsequent English and Spanish occupations that shaped the character of the Ancient City.
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The Key West Butterfly Conservatory is magical. After checking in at the ticket booth, located to the side of a colorful, everything butterfly, gift shop, you are directed to the double doors leading to the Learning Center for a brief introduction into the world of butterflies. Be sure to see if you can spot the live caterpillars feeding and developing on their host plants in glass exhibits.
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Country Music Hall of America Fame & Museum is a must for all country music fans. For visitors who are not diehard fans, it’s a great introduction to the origins, evolution and future direction of this “Made in America” music genre. Throughout the vast museum, two centuries of country music are on display, from its 19th century folk roots to legendary greats to today’s superstars. The complex also includes a concert venue, retails stores and restaurants.
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If you want to see the inside of one of Key West’ s vast collection of picturesque 19th century frame houses, which add to the island’s distinct charm, a visit to the Audubon House Museum is a must.
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Several interesting things to do are not far from downtown Savannah. Find them in forts, lighthouses, beaches, colonial-era homestead ruins, a beautiful Victorian-era cemetery, sea islands where the Gullah-Geechee culture still exists, pristine islands where nature unfolds, thrilling tree-canopy zipline rides, and views, views, views.
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