New York City is not a tourist town but a place to live, and a lively one at that. Looking down on the scene from a high-rise hotel is one way to see the city from a distance, but a close-up view of New York in action is best enjoyed from the window of a bed and breakfast. […]
Read More»Once a year the streets of Bath, Maine come alive with celebration during the Bath Heritage days, this year from July 4-6, 2008. There is a variety of music, a carnival, street vendors, a strawberry shortcake social as well as both a riverboat parade and a street parade and, of course, fireworks! Originating in 1607 […]
Read More»The picturesque seaside village of Rockport, Massachusetts situated on the North Shore is only a 30-minute drive from Boston. You will immediately be charmed by this art colony with its eclectic collection of galleries and shops and a great variety of Rockport, Mass. bed and breakfasts. Motif #1, or “the little fish shack which refused to go away,” is Rockport’s most […]
Read More»Tucked away between Massachusetts, Connecticut, and the Atlantic Ocean, the state of Rhode Island is a little state that is often overlooked. Yet for those in the know, Rhode Island is a state steeped in New England history, boasting miles of coastline and quaint islands a ferry ride away. New England tradition and hospitality is […]
Read More»Say ‘Jersey Shore’ and people instantly think of the long stretch of fine sandy beach fronting the Atlantic. They may also think of something else, such as the reality TV show but it would still be the picture of the beach that would come to mind. However, when people think about Cape May, the impression would be […]
Read More»National parks, amusement parks, trails, lakes, mountains, wineries, great inns and restaurants abound in the Northeast, perfect for the romantic traveler. Cape Cod Cape Cod is one of the most breathtaking and scenic romantic getaways the Northeast has to offer. Lovers can stroll breathtaking beaches, and the National Seashore stretches some 40 miles with 44,000 […]
Read More»By: Julie Dietzel-Glair Twelve windjammers, a delightful gang of pirates, a street parade, sailboat races, and a golf tournament – it must be the 50th Annual Windjammer Days Festival. If you are visiting the coast of Maine, during the June 24-27 festivities, check out these bed and breakfast options, many of which are offering special […]
Read More»When most people think of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, they think of crabs, watermen, and the colorful history portrayed in Michener’s Chesapeake. Another important historic aspect of the Eastern Shore is its deep African American heritage and the Underground Railroad, the setting for hundreds of escaped slaves on their way to a life of freedom […]
Read More»Deep in the heart of Vermont is the town of Stowe. A town blessed with many scenic spots and natural wonders, Stowe is considered one of Vermont’s most treasured getaways. Just being in the town itself and staying in one of the many Stowe bed and breakfast inns is already one memorable experience. To really enjoy […]
Read More»Someone was murdered at a Hollywood party after the Academy Awards. Everyone’s help is needed to crack the case. Be part of the first Murder Mystery Dinner Train in Mt. Washington Valley, New Hampshire. This adults-only event is scheduled for Fridays and Saturdays, October 19-20 and 26-27, 2012. The three-hour weekend event includes a four-course […]
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