Featuring some of the deepest historical roots and picturesque scenes in the country, this region is a must-see for history buffs and nature lovers alike.
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Some of the most recognizable emblems of the United States, amazing seafood and experiencing the variety and richness of this region should be on every traveler’s list. Families, friends and couples alike will all find an ideal adventure suited to their style of travel.
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Whether you’re exploring bigger cities like Columbus, Cleveland or Cincinnati or getting out into nature, Ohio offers plenty of activities. Iconic museums, like the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Cleveland Museum of Art, quirky attractions, like the house from “A Christmas Story,” and lots of other entertainment can be found in Ohio’s well-known cities. Did you know Ohio is home to a national park? Cross Cuyahoga Valley National Park off your bucket list, and then explore other historic sites and parks unique to the state.
Founded in 1609, the “birthplace of a nation” is brimming with fascinating history. Mount Vernon, Colonial Williamsburg and Historic Jamestowne are all educational and important parts of Virgina and U.S. history. Relax after sightseeing in beautiful Shenandoah National Park or dip your toes in the ocean at Virginia Beach.
Visit the iconic New River Gorge Bridge, the longest steel arch bridge in the Western Hemisphere, in New River Gorge National Park & Preserve, one of the country’s newest national parks. Continue your outdoor adventures throughout West Virigina with the caverns, mountains, state parks, waterfalls and more.
Dive into Maryland’s longtime maritime tradition with a visit to the Chesapeake Bay Maritim Museum and the United States Naval Academy. While you’re there, explore Chesapeake Bay with a walking tour or cruise on the water. Don’t forget to sample some of Maryland’s famously delicious crabs!
No visit to the District of Columbia is complete without seeing some of its famous national monuments, memorials and museums. The White House, the Lincoln Memorial, the Capitol Building and the Smithsonian Institution are a few of the most popular and iconic sites. But if you’ve been before, there are many other lesser-known things to fill your time, like Old Town Alexandria, kayaking the Potomac, hiking or sporting events and concerts.
Delaware may be small in square footage but its Colonial history and attractions offer big fun to visitors. Rehoboth and Bethany Beaches and boardwalks are fun for the whole family while adults will appreciate the many museums and historical estates. Wander around Wilmington and allow yourself to stumble upon the Riverfront’s parks, boutiques and restaurants.
