Travel guides and tips

It is quite apparent that traveling to a new destination involves visiting various museums that reflect the cultural characteristics of a particular country or region. Luckily, there are…

There is no way you’re visiting Texas and not coming across a barbecue spot. More than just a regional cuisine, barbecue is a lifestyle in Dallas. It’s how…

New York has its fair share of iconic hotels, such as The Plaza where Macaulay Caulkin ran amok in Home Alone 2, and the Algonquin Hotel, which has…

After Los Angeles, New York is one of the most filmed locations when it comes to Hollywood blockbusters. Something about the gritty vibe and towering skyscrapers gives the…

Post written by Barry Finnegan Los Angeles is home to many famous streets. We have Hollywood Boulevard and the Walk Of Fame, Sunset Boulevard and the Sunset Strip,…

Blog written by Barry Finnegan The Jim Henson Studio Lot One of my favorite places to point out to guests when we drive through (https://www.exp1.com/los-angeles-tours/private-la-highlights-tour/) Hollywood is The…

The Catacombs of Paris are one of the most coolest sites Paris has to offer, and a visit to this magnificent city is made all the more exciting…

This post is a guide to visiting the Chrysler Building. You’ll learn a little history, where it’s located and what to do there. While this is one of…

Post and Photos by Barry Finnegan There are over 250 Guitar Centers across the United States but only one of them has the cemented hand prints of some…

Original post by Andrew Renslow With so many sport franchises here in Los Angeles, some of those teams must share an arena. New York has Madison Square Garden,…

A bit about this religious and (not widely known) political monument. The Sacred Heart of Paris is on top of a hill in Montmartre, a trendy, village-like part…

You can’t spell New York without art. One thing that will definitely catch your eye while walking around the streets of NYC is the #streetart. There are graffiti…