A summer road trip to Connecticut can provide a way to get in touch with our country’s history, a trip back in time to look at the home of one of America’s most famous novelists, an interactive museum exploring 11,000 years of Native American history, colonial homes that date to the early 1600s, and plenty […]
{ 0 comments }
Planning a vacation in Britain can be daunting for even the most veteran travelers. Most vacations in Britain start in London, which is not only a political hub, but is also well known for its powerful world influence on fashion, entertainment, and the arts. In the midst of the trendy and hip, however, London is […]
{ 0 comments }
In a city as large and diverse as Tokyo, I knew I’d be overwhelmed without a city tour to help me get my bearings. I needed to get to know the layout of the city and I needed more than the maps could provide me. I had a long list of sights to see in […]
{ 4 comments }
The Paris Pantheon is a neo-classical church in the Latin Quarter (5th arrondissement) of Paris that was modeled after the Pantheon in Rome. With a dome similar to the one on St Paul’s Cathedral in London, the Pantheon was originally an abbey , but today serves as a glimpse of history as the burial place […]
{ 1 comment }
When it comes to historical cities, there are some places, like Philadelphia, that look historical. Then there are other places, like Washington, DC, that are rich in history because of the past that it holds. In Savannah, Georgia, I could not only visit and see the historical sites, but I could actually feel the past that surrounded me. […]
{ 0 comments }
The coastal town of Pensacola, Florida, is home to the National Naval Aviation Museum located on the Naval Air Station Pensacola. The facility is dedicated to showcasing naval, marine, and coast guard aviation exhibits. The museum facility includes the two-story main museum, the recently opened expansion known as Hangar Bay One, and the outdoor Flight […]
{ 0 comments }
Many of the visitors to Vatican City aren’t Catholic, or even religious at all. They’re drawn to this small city/state out of an interest in history, politics, and art. And if you’re keeping track of the countries you visit, this walled city/state located entirely within the city of Rome, counts. Religion does play a part […]
{ 1 comment }
Like countless visitors to southern Spain before me, I stood next to the Alhambra, spread out on the plateau rising above the modern city of Granada, listening for whispers from the ghosts of centuries past. Looking out over the rooftops of the town, I could see the Sierra Nevada mountains in the distance, still snowcapped […]
{ 0 comments }
Concrete typically doesn’t excite me, but when I’m in Las Vegas all bets are off. There’s nothing unusual about the concrete in Sin City, it’s all around you. But for an equally impressive look at concrete head out to Hoover Dam, about 30 minutes away. This National Historic Landmark has nary a neon light or […]
{ 0 comments }
Having been first a Brownie and then a Girl Scout, I was familiar with the name Juliette Gordon Low. She is, after all, the founder of Girl Scouts of the USA. Yet, I really knew nothing about the creative woman or her dynamic family history. That is until a recent trip to Savannah, Georgia, the […]
{ 8 comments }
Welcome to The Traveler's Way, a travel magazine providing information and inspiration for curious baby boomer travelers. Our editorial focus is Value Luxury - that sweet spot where experience and price intersect to create WOW!
We hope you'll find inspiration, practical travel ideas, destination recommendations, and plenty of information to plan your next trip – whether that’s across town or across the world.
We invite you to subscribe to our newsletter which will feature some of the month’s highlights along with plenty of special information and deals just for our subscribers.
