When we decided to go to Chicago one of the first things I did was to check into the Untouchable Tours. I had heard about them from a guide book, and ... (read more about Untouchable Tours)

The Billy Goat Tavern is a Chicago icon, established in 1934 by Bill Sianis. Bill Sianis is famous as the caster of the Cubs Curse. The story of which... (read more about Billy Goat Tavern)

I have always wanted to see an Aircraft Carrier. Since World War II they have played such an integral part in the both the defense of the US, and our ... (read more about Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum)

If ice cream can be worth a half hour commute, then the frozen delights at the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory are it. Me, my wife, and daughter started on... (read more about Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory)

Lombardi’s claims to be the original US pizzeria, with its origins starting in 1905. They were almost certainly the first one to be licensed as such... (read more about Lombardi's)

The Hotel Newton, located on the Upper West side of Manhatten is a budget hotel that delivers more than you would expect. The cost is cheap for New Yo... (read more about Newton Hotel New York)

Strawberry Days is held every June (3rd weekend, I believe, but don’t hold me to it) in Glenwood Springs. It is the oldest civic festival in Colorad... (read more about Strawberry Days)

Scenic Airlines offers several tours of the Grand Canyon. We chose the deluxe model, The Colorado River Adventure. This particular tour encompasses bo... (read more about Scenic Airlines)

The Lorreto Chapel, even with out the Miraculous Staircase, would be worth a visit, if you enjoy this type of thing. It has an old (the chapel was com... (read more about Loretto Chapel)

The owner of Cadillac Ranch, Stanley Marsh 3 (not III, too pretentious), made his money in helium, and is said to have so much of it (money, not heliu... (read more about Cadillac Ranch)