Laid out on a grid pattern, Charleston is an easy city to get one's bearings. The Southern end of the city is constricted by the Charleston Harbor while King Street runs the length of the city ...

The Mission Inn Hotel & Spa (1876) Riverside, California. Credit: Historic Hotels of America and The Mission Inn Hotel & Spa. Rancho Bernardo Inn (1963) San Diego, California. Credit: Historic ...

Hotel Papadopoli Venezia – MGallery (1834) Venice, Italy. Credit: Historic Hotels Worldwide and Hotel Papadopoli Venezia – MGallery. Grand Hotel Tremezzo (1910) Tremezzina/Lake Como ...

Recent visitors praised operators like Charleston Footprints, Walks of Charleston and Two Sisters Historic Walking Tours. To see a more complete directory of available walking tours ...

Charleston's growth through the 1800s was fueled by the gas and salt industries, which developed at the Kanawha Salines near present-day Malden, West Virginia. The first natural gas well in the U.S.

As seen from Capitol Hill in Charleston, West Virginia, the lights of South Charleston twinkle in the westward valley. Two prehistoric burial mounds punctuate the cityscape—the South Charleston Mound ...

A near-century ago, the king of Spain turned his attention to domestic tourism when he approved a new plan for state-run hotels across the breadth of his domain. Tasked to lead the project ...

Then look no further than these historic hotels in Pennsylvania, which were just recognized as some of the “most romantic” in the United States. According to a press release published by ...

Buffets are not uncommon, but that makes it even more difficult to filter out the best ones. Here is our list of the best ...

“The Sulzer Library has the Ravenswood Historical Society and has documents and maps about the neighborhood as well,” D’Alessio said. “Instead of relying on what people think, they need to go back to ...