United States of America

The Gordon House is located just outside the Oregon Garden, close to the small town of Silverton, Oregon, about 42 miles south of Portland. It is the only building designed by the renowned architect …

Seattle Gum Wall is covered in thousands of pieces of chewing gum that have been placed on the side of the Post Alley\’s Market Theater (now Unexpected Productions) since the early 1990s. …

“The Red Popsicle” by Catherine Mayer is one of the most recent additions to Martin Selig’s art collection. Acquired in 2011, and it is now located at Fourth and Blanchard. …

The Oregon Garden is a stunning botanical garden encompassing over 80 acres and featuring more than 20 speciality gardens showcasing the diverse botanical beauty of the Willamette Valley and the …

Located in the small town of Madras in Central Oregon, the Erickson Aircraft Museum holds a private collection of World War II military aircraft. The collection is very impressive and even more so …

During America\’s \’Gilded Age\’ at the turn of the 20th Century the rich and famous flocked to Newport, Rhode Island to spend the summer months partying and enjoying the fresh sea air. Here they …

The Portland Art Museum is the largest art museum in Oregon and one of the oldest in the country. Located in two historic buildings on Portland’s South Park Blocks, the museum is central to the city� …

New York City\’s Central Park is familiar to many people, even if they have never been to the City. It has been the location for many TV series and movies. To the locals, it is an escape away from …

From 1934 to 1980 an elevated rail line, now called the High Line, connecting the rail yards of mid-town Manhattan to an industrial district along the lower West Side of Manhattan. Constructed 30 …

The 9/11 Memorial & Museum lay in the footprint of the twin towers of the World Trade Center that was attacked by terrorists deliberately flying aircraft into these buildings on September 11, …

\”The Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World\” was a gift of friendship from the people of France to the United States and is recognized as a universal symbol of freedom and democracy. The Statue …

The New York Museum of Art was established in 1929 with an initial gift of eight prints and one drawing. Today, the collection has grown to approximately 200,000 paintings, sculptures, drawings, …

Lyndhurst Mansion sits on the Hudon River in Tarrytown just north of New York City. Set in stunning grounds it is one of the best examples of Gothic revival architecture in the United States. You …

New York botanical gardens is an oasis in the city of skyscrapers and brownstone tenements. Whatever time of year you go you\’re in for a real treat – even in the dead of winter. There are regular …

The Bronx Zoo was a favourite family haunt for us when we lived in New York, so when we decided to revisit without our kids who have long grown up and left home we were not sure what we\’d feel …