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Denver Attractions
Denver, also known as the Mile High City, is a city of outdoor activities and world-class museums. Here are 5 things not to miss when in Denver.
Denver Botanic Gardens
A nice place to stroll and see the diverse collection of flora. Wear sunscreen as some of the exhibits are outside.
Mount Evans & Scenic Byway
Contrasted to the easier trails around Chicago Lake, Mount Evans has a rugged beauty which is part of being in the Rocky Mountains. Drive all the way to the top for a great lookout and possibly some snow!
Denver City Park
Denver City Park includes the Denver Zoo and Denver Museum of Nature and Science within its borders as well as ponds, walkways, and a boathouse.
Denver Art Museum
The DAM is especially good for families of all ages with its interactive explanatory ‘living rooms’ on each floor.
Kirkland Museum of Fine and Decorative Arts
The Kirkland Museum offers a broad range of pieces demonstrating decorative art in all styles.
The fascinating thing about Denver is how short its history is; legend says there was not a soul living in the Denver metro area before 1958, the year it was founded as a Gold Mining town. This industry provided Denver with the people and resources to grow drastically over the next 2 years, reaching a population of 100,000. Nowadays Denver is the place to be for US skiing in the Rockies, river rafting, hiking, and other fun outdoor activities. The downtown core is one of the friendliest to pedestrians and its skyline is dappled with skyscrapers against scenic mountains.
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- In Colorado RV Rentals, Recreation, RV Rentals in Denver
- Posted May 6th, 2016
- Tags denver art museum, denver botanic gardens, denver city park, denver history, denver motorhome, kirkland museum of fine and decorative arts, mount evans, RV deals, rv denver
Chicago RV Rentals – Top 5 Activities
Chicago, also known as the Windy City or Chi-town, received the Travellers’ Choice award from Trip Advisor. This city has plenty to do and is in a great location to start your North America RV trip as it gives you close access to the US and Canada. Don’t forget to discover Chi-town before continuing on your road trip. These are our five favorite things to do in the Windy City:
SkyDeck
If you arrive in Chicago on a clear day, this should be your first experience. The tallest building in the western hemisphere offers views from the 103rd floor. What’s unique about this is the glass cubicles that you walk out onto and you can see the four states around Lake Michigan. This is a guaranteed way to conquer your fear of heights and should not be missed.
Museum of Science and Industry
MSI Is the biggest science museum in the western hemisphere and there is plenty to see and experience! One of the most favored exhibits here is a German submarine that was captured during WW2. There is also a model railroad, a life-size coal mine replica, and Apollo 8. With over 2,000 exhibits, at least one full day is required here to do it justice.
North Avenue Beach
North Avenue Beach is on Lake Michigan. If you want a break from sight-seeing and city driving, enjoy a picnic here and people-watch until your heart’s content. Rent a bike to take along the riding paths, or join in a game of beach volleyball.
Michigan Avenue
Catch a trolley to Michigan Avenue after spending the morning at a nearby attraction such as Lake Michigan or Navy Pier then stretch your legs while taking in all Michigan Avenue has to offer. Cross the Chicago River, window-shop, pass landmark buildings and dine. Make sure to get a picture by the river on Michigan Avenue when it starts getting dark for a beautiful backdrop of lit-up skyscrapers reflecting on the water.
Grant Park
Grant Park is Chicago’s version of Central Park, and is known as Chicago’s ‘front-yard’. The Park is huge and offers many attractions such as Buckingham Fountain. One of the world’s largest fountains that has delightful water shows and nightly light shows from April-October. The second largest art museum in the country, the Art Institute of Chicago is also in Grant Park.
Millennium Park is about 25 square acres on the northwest side of Grant Park, it contains a music pavilion and a Ferris Wheel and was constructed to celebrate the second millennium. This section of Grant Park is known for being extremely well laid out with a Play Garden for kids and art structures to entertain the grown-ups. Cloud Gate, a famous art structure, is in Millennium Park.
You may have heard that Chicago has a fierce rivalry with the Big Apple for best pizza but Chicago is also known for its variety of ethnic foods. As a ‘city of neighbourhoods’, each neighbourhood has different specialties to tease your taste buds! Besides the food, Chi-city has very approachable locals and with museums to beaches to parks to events, the city has lots to keep you entertained.
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- In Illinois RV Rentals, RV Rentals in Chicago
- Posted May 5th, 2016
- Tags chicago motorhome, grant park, Michigan avenue, museum of science and industry, north america rv roadtrip, north avenue beach, rv chicago, skydeck
RV in San Francisco
If you decide to pick-up your RV in San Francisco, make sure to see the city if only for a short time and it will leave you wanting more! Shaky Town is one of the friendliest and artsiest cities in the US. Here are five things to do:
Golden Gate Bridge
This famous bridge is possibly the most well-known thing about San Francisco, and it merits a visit for sure. Put on sunscreen for a walk across the famous bridge or else you will end up with an asymmetrical burn, still worth it though!
Fisherman’s Wharf / Pier 39
Here is a little bit of everything San Francisco has to offer. Shopping, great sweet and savory food, street performers, museums, art galleries, and a chance to see the sea lions that hang out on the rocky shore.
Alcatraz Island
The famous former prison is definitely worth a visit. Transportation to the island is by ferry, and once arrived you receive a headset and a tap to listen to the tour at your leisure. The story about the prison escape is the most interesting. Outside you can walk around the island and enjoy the grounds. A truly unique and eerie National Historic Landmark.
Lands’ End
This little slice of heaven feels completely isolated from the city and you have a less touristy, more authentic experience. There are hiking trails nestled against a rugged coastline with hidden gems such as Sutro bath and a cave. Located on the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge, it provides awesome views of the city and the bridge, especially from the Cliff House Bar. It gets chilly by the water so dress in layers!
Golden Gate Park
The Golden Gate Park has plenty of attractions to offer but if you are short on time I would recommend the trio of the Japanese Tea Garden, California Academy of Sciences, and the De Young (fine arts) museum, all located in the Music Concourse Area. These are connected by an open-air plaza that is often filled with street performers and artists.
While in San Francisco immerse yourself by traveling short distances by Cable Car and striking up a conversation with a friendly local!
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- In California RV Rentals, RV Rentals in San Francisco
- Posted May 5th, 2016
- Tags alcatraz island, cheap rv rentals, fisherman's wharf, golden gate bridge, golden gate park, lands' end, RV san francisco, rv tips, san francisco motorhome, travel inspiration
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