White's Ferry, across the Potomac River between Maryland and Loudoun County, Virginia, is the last cable operated ferry on the East Coast. Its available for travelers by car, bike and by foot. The most scenic and historic way to cross the Potomac.

Tarara Winery, just north of Leesburg, VA near the village of Lucketts along the Potomac River, is one of Loudoun's 16 wineries and offers tours and events year round.

There's always a reason to stay at The Drovers whether it's your celebration or ours. Travelling north or south it's the perfect stop at the north end of Loch Lomond providing a true and lasting memory of rural Scotalnd.

The Charles Street Inn is Boston's premier luxury bed & breakfast. Located in the heart of Beacon Hill, each of our Victorian suites features a working fireplace, elevator, HDTV, free wi-fi, private bath with whirlpool bathtub, authentic antique furniture and original artwork. http://www.CharlesStreetInn.com

Cultural Tourism DC is a non-profit that creates walking tours throughout the DC area with historic markers to promote cultural tourism.

Visit the town of Jim Thorpe in the Leigh Valley of Eastern Pennsylvania. Named for the American Indian who won the most medals in the 1912 Olympics, only to have them taken away when it was learned he played baseball for $60 a month the previous year. The Asa Packard Mansion overlooks a historic downtown, struggling to develop on a summer tourism industry. Video shot by Ken English in August 2007 for PoconoPreview.com.

Regensburg invites you to experience history, tradition and charm. The best preserved medieval city in Germany, Regensburg presents a perfect combination: an inviting skyline, impressive historic monuments, and legendary hospitality. The historic city center has a healthy mixture of shops, offices, apartments, hotels, restaurants and cafés. Taste the delicious sausages at the Historic Sausage Kitchen or take a boat trip on the Danube...

The century-old original City Hall subway station has been closed to the public for decades. (Accessed here on a Transit Museum tour.) See the ticket room, skylight and Guastavino tiles. Empty 6 trains loop thru from the downtown to uptown tracks here.