Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center is a children’s museum located in Sugar Land, Texas. The Discovery Center is an outreach discovery center of the Houston Children’s Museum. The museum is located in a converted Imperial Sugar factory building which is pretty neat.
Can you guess who the Crockett is named for? You know it-Davy Crockett and you can’t miss the hotel because they literally have a ginormous neon sign because you know everything is bigger in Texas. It certainly makes finding your way home easy. Crockett is independently owned-in the great spirit of Texas. Crockett was originally a meeting place and lodge for the three link fraternity in 1909.
The Alamo was established in 1718 as Mission San Antonio de Valero. The Alamo is best known as the site of the 1836 Battle of the Alamo in which Texas sought to gain it’s independence from Mexico led by Santa Anna. The Alamo is also a historical landmark and definitely on any history buffs bucket list!
If you’re a Texan then you know Blue Bell. It’s basically the best ice cream ever-uhem I am a Texan! Did you know you could actually visit and tour their creamery? Well you can! This little gem is located in Brenham, Texas.
Pandora-The World of Avatar is located within the Animal Kingdom Park at Disney World, Florida. Pandora is based off of James Cameron’s hit movie Avatar. You can travel to Pandora and see the amazing floating mountains which are really really wow!!!!
The Red Lion Inn is a historic inn nestled in the Berkshire Mountains in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Hancock Shaker Village is located in Pittsfield, Massachusetts in the historic Berkshires. Hancock Shaker Village is a family friendly adventure that gives visitors the chance to catch a glimpse into the lives of the Shaker community. The village boasts 750 acres, 20 historic buildings and over 22,000 artifacts and is set in the beautiful Berkshires.
The Texas Railroad in Palestine, Texas hosts a Polar Express train ride every year!
The Old North Church is located in Boston, Massachusetts. The Old North Church is a historic site and is also an operating Episcopal Church. The Old North Church is a historical gem and should be on everyone’s list of places to see while visiting Boston, Massachusetts. A visit evokes a feeling of patriotism and whisks you back to the colonial days in which our country was founded.
The amazing world of Dr Seuss museum is located in Springfield, Massachusetts. The Dr Seuss museum is part of a family of museums in Springfield, Massachusetts known as the Springfield Museums. Theodor Geisel aka Dr Seuss is actually a Springfield, Massachusetts native and in fact many of his storybooks give a nod to the area!
