Landmarks Articles & Videos

• North Carolina Kids Activities

  From the majestic mountains in the western part of the state to the beautiful beaches on the eastern coast, North Carolina offers nearly endless possibilities for outdoor adventures with kids. Families will able to find fun and exciting Nor… read more

• Old Hotels in Riga, Latvia

  The capital and largest city in Latvia, Riga is one of the most important cultural and commercial centers in the Baltic region. UNESCO has declared the city's historic center a World Heritage Site, and archeological excavations there have s… read more

• Motels in Maryville, Tennesee

  Maryville, Tennessee has a lot of draw for tourists and locals alike. The town has a rich history and many educational opportunities to lean about it--not only with museums and lectures but with the many trails for biking, hiking and joggin… read more

• Motels in Hannibal, MO

  Hannibal, Mo., is a small town on the Mississippi river known as Mark Twain's hometown and the setting of "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." Because this literary history draws many tourists to the town… read more

• Hotels in Fells Point, Baltimore

  Tucked along smooth cobblestone streets of waterfront Fells Point, historical inns and hotels invite guests to step inside their doors. Baltimore's Fells Point neighborhood mixes traditional and alternative---historic pubs press neatly agai… read more

• Famous Landmarks in Tbilisi, Georgia

  Tbilisi is the capital of Georgia, once part of the Soviet Union. Bombed during civil conflict a few years ago, the Tbilisi airport is once again servicing tourists. Tbilisi is a wonderful destination in itself but also a great base for tr… read more

• Old Orchard Maine Landmarks

  Records indicate that the first settler established Old Orchard Beach, a hamlet on coastal Maine, in 1653. The name of the town originated with an old apple orchard that sailors used as a landmark. Old Orchard Beach has more than 250 years… read more

• East Texas Landmarks

  As the second largest state in the United States, Texas has many interesting sites to offer tourists. Narrowing it down to the must-see sites is difficult, but there are a few landmarks that should be on every first-time visitor's list, as… read more

• Manhattan Landmarks Map

  For hundreds of years, New York City was the port entry and hub to the New World. As such, you can spend days, if not weeks, breaking in your running shoes while exploring famous landmarks that have influenced the United States and the worl… read more

• Famous Bristol Landmarks in the UK

  The city of Bristol is located in southwest England around 40 miles east of Cardiff. It is England's sixth largest city and one of its major hubs of employment, education and culture. There are a number of historic landmarks that are worth… read more

• San Patricio Landmarks

  San Patricio is a small town in Texas about 35 miles northwest of Corpus Christi. According to the Handbook of Texas Online, James McGloin and John McMullen founded the town in 1829 after the Mexican government gave them permission to settl… read more

• What Landmarks Are Located on Angkor Wat Cambodia?

  Long lost in the jungles of Cambodia, the temples of Angkor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer some of the most spectacular examples traditional Khmer architecture. Numerous important landmarks present themselves in the temple complex, an… read more

• History of the Alamo

  The Alamo, once a Spanish mission and now the "Shrine of Texas Liberty," is so revered that visitors to this famed San Antonio landmark are asked to remove their hats and speak softly in memory of 189 Texas patriots and an estimated 600 Mex… read more

• Memphis, Tennesee Landmarks

  Known for its place in music history for the blues, gospel and rock and roll, Memphis is also a city with plenty of public parks, nature trails and bike routes that showcase famous landmarks. Take a historical walking tour or bike on its 60… read more

• Virginia State Landmarks

  Founded on May 13, 1607, at Jamestown, Virginia is the first state with a permanent settlement of white settlers. To get a full view of Virginia's historical and cultural richness, hang up the hiking boots and tie on a pair of sneakers. The… read more

• Bali Landmarks

  The island of Bali is Indonesia's most popular tourist destination. Famous for arts and crafts including woodworking, puppetry, painting and sculpture, Bali is also known for its rich coral reefs and tropical forests. Kids love Bali's Water… read more

• Parisian Landmarks

  Paris is full of historical buildings, amazing feats of architecture and one-of-a-kind landmarks. Aside from the much-visited cathedral Notre Dame de Paris, the Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe, there are also some famous landmarks that invit… read more

• Ethiopian Landmarks

  Known as the cradle of civilization, Ethiopia is in the Horn of Africa and is bounded by Somalia, Kenya and the Sudan. Ethiopia is where the fossilized remains dubbed "Lucy" were found, the earliest example to date (3.5 million years) of an… read more

• Landmarks Found by Lewis & Clark

  On May 14, 1804, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark set off on an expedition ordered by President Thomas Jefferson. Their purpose was to explore the Missouri River and try to find a passage from the river to the Pacific Ocean. Lewis and Cla… read more

• Ethiopian Landmarks

  The East African country of Ethiopia has more going for it than exceptionally fast long distance runners. A richly diverse country both culturally and naturally, visitors will find much to do here. Whether discovering the origins of Ras Taf… read more

• Old Orchard Maine Landmarks

  The Maine coastline is noted for its rocky shores, lobster fisherman and foggy days. However, few people realize that the coastal area of southern Maine has some wide sandy beaches and high-rise resort hotels. Of Maine's sandy beaches none… read more

• Cook Island Landmarks

  The Cook Islands are a group of 15 Polynesian islands spread across miles of open sea. While you will unlikely be visiting every island in the group, you will see several impressive landmarks on the capital island of Rarotonga alone. Don't… read more

• North Carolina State Landmarks

  The State of North Carolina has a distinct appeal for two types of travelers; history buffs and the outdoor enthusiasts. Since many of the state's most interesting landmarks are located in natural, outdoor environments, ambitious visitors c… read more

• London Map Landmarks

  Since the millennium, the map of London has changed dramatically. Overnight, historic monuments suddenly neighbored modern, space age looking structures. The skyline of London was changed forever. Today, a trip to London wouldn't be compl… read more

• History Landmarks in Baltimore

  While it is probably most famous for its crabs and as the home of the Orioles baseball team, Baltimore, Maryland, is one of the oldest cities in America. It is the kind of place where finding a building that pre-dates the U.S. Constitution… read more

• What Landmarks Are in the Area of Florida Memorial University?

  Florida Memorial University is located in Miami Gardens, Florida. The city is equidistant from Fort Lauderdale and Miami, Florida, putting visitors within 15 miles of many of the attractions that each city has to offer. In addition, Miami G… read more

• Missouri National Landmarks

  Missouri features outdoor activities year-round, from hiking and camping in lush forests, to cross-country and downhill skiing in the winter. Missouri offers an array of state parks, as well as the Mark Twain National Forest, to explore. Wh… read more