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5 Reasons To Take a New York Food Tour with Like A Local
New York City is one of the most diverse cities in the United States. One way for travelers to experience different countries and cultures is through their cuisine. What better place to experience it than NYC? Here’s our personal experience of taking a New York food tour with Like A Local Tours. Different cuisines to try and share On A New York Food Tour Before you go on the tour, make sure to come hungry. I am serious, since there are so many food samples you’ll get to taste. From appetizers like a Japanese-Mexican Taco to an authentic wood-fired pizza for an entree, and snacks like dumplings, it’s a multi-course…
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Guide to the South Carolina Botanical Gardens
Ever been to a garden so big that you can easily spend half a day to a full day exploring? Did I mention that said garden attraction is free? Here’s our guide to the South Carolina Botanical Gardens in Clemson, SC. Do look at the garden’s map before you go, since there are a lot of things to see and do in the garden. You can plot out a route that works for you and make backup plans in case it rains. Related South Carolina Content on the blog: Parking at the South Carolina Botanical Gardens There is one main entrance to the garden, and yes, you can drive around…
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What to Expect at YallFest Book Festival in Charleston, SC
The Ultimate Guide to Yallfest - A Young Adult yearly book festival held in Charleston, SC
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3 Best Hotels in Clemson SC for a remarkable stay
Whether you are a bougie or a budget traveler, here are some suggestions for the best hotels in Clemson SC. Most of these hotels aren’t part of big chains, but the experience of staying in these is well worth the price you’re paying. Inn at Patrick Square: Best Boutique Hotel in Clemson SC Address: 115 Market St, Clemson, SC Pros: Gorgeous property, with plush beds and high-end furniture. You’ll never want to leave the room. Views of the mountains from the room (depending on where your room is located). Plenty of free parking. Cons: No gym or pool available on-site The Inn at Patrick Square is posh. From the minute…
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7 Things To Do In Clemson University (Open to the Public)
Whenever I visit a university town, it is hard to figure out which buildings are open to the public and what sites one can visit. Here’s a guide on 7 Things to Do in Clemson University. I’ve identified which buildings are open to the public and which places are notable to visit while inside the University complex. Fort Hill: A Historic Home (National Historic Landmark) in Clemson University Address: 520 Fort Hill St, Clemson, SCHours: Monday to Saturday 10 am to 4:30 pm, Sunday 2 pm to 4:30 pmThe property may close for lunch between 12 to 1 pm, so please call to confirm hours on the day of your visit.…
