Montgomery is the capital of Alabama United States . There you can spend a nice holiday if you know exactly what to see, because in every place there are views that are almost required. In Montgomery, one of these places is Old Alabama Town. VN:F [1.5.7_846]please wait...Rating: 0.0/10 (0 votes cast)VN:F [1.5.7_846]Rating:... 

From June 2010 Legoland California will have the first water park Legoland chain. The new park will have an area of 5.5 acres and is designed for families with children between 2 and 12 years. Attractions include among others the Build-A-Raft River the river is to walk around the park, Jumbo Lego models that sprinkle water... 

In season or out, Lake Cumberland is Kentucky’s “Lake for All Seasons”. Lake cumberlandDuring the Christmas season, kids carol on Christmas Island as its lights draw visitors from all over Kentucky to the state’s only island state park. Come spring it’s time for fishing tournaments. June brings... 

sarasota circusSarasota’s sun, sand shells and Circus. Visitors and area residents alike travel to Sarasota for a dose of culture, a shopping spree, a sun-fried day at the world’s whitest beach, a fine meal, after-dark boogie or any combination tVhereof. Culture comes in the form of abundant theatrical and musical... 

Ganging up to hoist a toast to sunsetHow would you like to hop a plane, and discover a warm island paradise? With today’s reasonable airfares into Miami, and better rates for rental cars, It’s easily possible to be in the middle of the Florida Keys sipping a cool drink in a comfortable chair within a few hours. Such... 

Anglers or travelers who visit Florida and don’t swim or view the manatee deserve to be drowned in orange juice! For manatees, Florida’s “mermaids”, are as playful and friendly as pups if properly approached. Snorkeling in the cool spring waters of Florida’s Crystal River, I could see a pair of... 

The lush setting of the drive to Key WestAny town with a headstone in the cemetery that says, “At least I know where he’s sleeping tonight” deserves a visit. I think of Key West as “the drive-to Bahamas with good manners.” Extensive shallow water snorkeling and reef fishing, great lodgings, interesting... 

AMELIA ISLANDAmelia Island’s natural charms begin with her overstocked wardrobe of moss-draped oaks. Practically part of Georgia, much of the island’s terrain resembles that of her stone’s-throw neighbor. The two most unusual aspects of Amelia’s ecological complexion, however, are her marshlands and beaches.... 

Family skiingBolton Valley might be characterized as among the least flashy of Vermont’s major resorts – but if it isn’t quintessential family, nothing is. President Ralph DesLauriers helped his father Roland start the ski center in 1966, and has gradually integrated his own family into the operation. Ralph’s... 

Little vermont ski areaSomehow when you’re talking about Vermont skiing, it’s easy to overlook Pico Peak, which perches in the state’s central hills just on the west side of Rutland and a tad east of eastern skiing’s king – Killington. Pico doesn’t offer scores upon scores of trails but, for...