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Smithsonian Museum Guide: Museums and Galleries on the National Mall

By Sage Scott / January 31, 2024

Quiz: How Well Do You Know the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC?

For more than 150 years, the Smithsonian Institution’s collection of world-class museums has attracted millions of visitors from around the world. Here is a complete guide to the Smithsonian museums, galleries, and gardens on the National Mall in Washington, DC. I always chuckle when folks describe their ideal itinerary for a trip to Washington, DC […]

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Visiting the Smithsonian Museum: 23 Helpful Tips

By Sage Scott / December 28, 2023

Tackling the largest museum complex in the world can be a tall task, so here are 23 Smithsonian Museum tips to help you make the most out of your visit to the Smithsonian museums in Washington, DC. Despite what many people think, the Smithsonian isn’t a single museum. Rather, it is a collection of world-class

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Mind Your Manners with Afternoon Tea Etiquette Tips

By Sage Scott / April 2, 2024

Four people enjoying afternoon tea together in a warmly lit room.

English afternoon tea is a big leap from the playful tea parties you enjoyed as a kid. From pouring a proper cup to navigating the tiered tray of treats, these tea etiquette tips will ensure the experience is enjoyable and your manners are flawless. Growing up, my sister and I often hosted grand tea parties

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Find Your Coastal Escape Among the Top Beaches in the USA

By Sage Scott / April 17, 2024

A serene tropical beach at sunset with colorful clouds, palm trees, white sands, and gentle waves.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of America’s most spectacular seaside getaways in this captivating journey along the coast. From serene shores to bustling boardwalks, here are my picks for the top beaches in the USA. When it comes to white sands and swaying palm trees, it’s easy to dream of an exotic beach vacation. However, the

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18 Fantastic Free Things To Do In St. Louis

By Sage Scott / April 5, 2024

Sunset over the St. Louis skyline with the Gateway Arch in the foreground.

Ready to explore St. Louis without breaking the bank? Awe-inspiring art, historical treasures, and more fill this Midwestern city with a wide range of activities that won’t cost you a dime. After paying for airfare and accommodations, admission to attractions can quickly become another considerable expense when traveling the world. Home to the Smithsonian Institute

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Explore on a Budget with Free Things to Do in San Francisco

By Sage Scott / April 5, 2024

San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge at sunset.

Imagine exploring San Francisco’s vibrant streets, lush parks, and iconic landmarks, all without spending a fortune. In a city famed for its Golden Gate Bridge and bustling piers, these free things to do in San Francisco are not only easy on your pocketbook but also rich in culture and adventure, allowing you to experience the

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Redding, CA: 10 Facts That Prove It’s Uniquely Special

By Sage Scott / April 16, 2024

A mural that reads "Greetings from Redding" on a brick walled background.

Surrounded by densely forested, snow-capped mountains, Redding, CA, is located in Northern California, roughly halfway between the capital city of Sacramento and the Oregon border. You may know this town as a great place to stop along Interstate 5 when traveling anywhere between San Diego and Seattle, but do you know these fun facts about

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What is Germany Famous For? 50 Things Besides Beer

By Sage Scott / April 5, 2024

When you think about Germany, you may immediately hear polka music in a festive beer garden while revelers sip from overflowing steins. But Deutschland is so much more than its world-class beer. What is Germany famous for? Keep reading to find out! Germany holds a special place in my heart. As a kid, I had

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Trabant Car: From Iron Curtain to Cult Classic

By Sage Scott / April 5, 2024

An old Trabant car with a German flag parked on a dirt road.

Like the Ford Model T or the Volkswagen Beetle, the Trabant (or Trabi) was the communist bloc’s version of a “people’s car.” Although it aspired to be affordable and practical for the masses, the Trabant often missed the mark. When the Berlin Wall fell in November 1989, the boxy, diminutive car became the symbol of

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Smithsonian Museum Guide: Museums and Galleries on the National Mall

Visiting the Smithsonian Museum: 23 Helpful Tips

Mind Your Manners with Afternoon Tea Etiquette Tips

Find Your Coastal Escape Among the Top Beaches in the USA

18 Fantastic Free Things To Do In St. Louis

Explore on a Budget with Free Things to Do in San Francisco

Redding, CA: 10 Facts That Prove It’s Uniquely Special

What is Germany Famous For? 50 Things Besides Beer

Trabant Car: From Iron Curtain to Cult Classic

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