Places of interest

Published: 20.3.2020

Today's trip will take us to the American state of Indiana. Our goal is Fort Wayne, the second largest city in the state, brimming with places to go.

Published: 13.3.2020

Today's continuation of the trip to the most interesting places in Atlanta will begin with a visit to a major cultural monument - the Fox Theater, which was built during the 1920s as Yaraab Temple Shrine Mosque in the spirit of overly opulent Arabic style. When the building was opened to the public, newspapers wrote of it as "a picturesque building of even worrying grandiose beyond imagination."

Published: 6.3.2020

Atlanta is the center of the American South from different perspectives. Originally the city was a military base, later it became an important railway junction and thanks to trade it experienced a great boom. During the American Civil War, this was an important southern base, but was almost razed to the ground after being occupied by General Sherman. It was the destruction of Atlanta caused by Union troops that inspired Margaret Mitchell to set her epic Gone with the Wind, which later won the Pulitzer Prize.

Published: 28.2.2020

Baton Rouge is the capital of the southern state of Louisiana. The city itself lies on the famous Mississippi River and is anchored in the US battleship USS Kidd, which forms the war memorial of the same name.

Published: 14.2.2020

Less than a hundred kilometers north of the famous and popular San Francisco, lies a city of 150,000 inhabitants, famous for the North Bay region and the Napa and Sonoma wine regions.

Published: 7.2.2020

We'll stay in California, just move northeast, into a picturesque area where our destination is Redding. It is located near the inactive volcanoes Lassen Peak and Mount Shasta. In the center of Redding stretches the Sacramento River, alongside the Sacramento River Trail, a grateful postcard theme.

Published: 31.1.2020

Eureka is the largest coastal city of California, 50 million north of San Francisco. Victorian architecture, complemented by various art installations, is unforgettable.

Published: 24.1.2020

Today we will visit Fresno again. We will tell you where to go for culture, because perhaps there is no city more in favor of culture in the United States. After all, there are more than a hundred nationalities, making it perhaps the most ethnically diversified city in the US after the largest cities like, for instance, New York.

Published: 17.1.2020

The city's name sounds interesting, curiosity has not allowed us to miss what it means. The name originates neither in English nor in the native Native American Yokut and Miwok tribes, as is common throughout America but in Spanish. Fresno means ash because ash is the most common tree lining the San Joaquin River, which flows into the Gulf of Suisun.

Published: 10.1.2020

Today we head to sunny California and head to the San Joaquin Valley, which is located in the central area of the state.