Fresno is the fifth largest city in California and sits in the middle of the San Joaquin Valley. The city was formed just after the California Gold Rush in 1856 and was named after the large number of ash trees that sit along the side of the San Joaquin river. The city has mild, moist winters and …
San Francisco is a hub of excitement, and the cultural, commercial and financial heart of Northern California. The city is the 13th most populated in the U.S. but has the second highest population density in the county, with only New York being busier. The city shot to fame in 1849 as the home of the Californian Gold …
Two hundred and forty years after it was founded by the Spanish, the first city in the California is the diverse, futuristic and prosperous “Capital of Silicon Valley”. Tech giants like PayPal, Cisco Systems, eBay and Acer are all part of the scenery, and the likes of Apple, Intel, Microsoft and Amazon aren’t far away. …
How could you begin to sum up a city that is impossible to define? Whether you’re talking about the limitless sprawl of districts and suburbs or the jolting contrast between sun-baked hills and soft beaches, the high culture of its art institutions or the rip-roaring fun of its theme parks, Los Angeles is not easy …
California’s birthplace and the first spot in the Western United States where Europeans stepped ashore, San Diego is a city with universal appeal. To go with the comfortable climate and laid-back style, San Diego Bay and its natural harbour have a rich military heritage. The colossal aircraft carrier USS Midway speaks to this, and stands …
Birmingham is the largest city in the state of Alabama and one that played a huge part in the civil rights movements that shook America in the 1960’s, a beautiful city with an interesting history and a host of things to do. Originally a town that was famous for its steel industry, Birmingham is now …
Concord is the capital city in the state of New Hampshire and holds a modest population of less than 50,000. The city was incorporated in 1734 under the name of Rumford before later changing its name in 1765 to the name it has to this day. The city was originally famed throughout the U.S. for …
Nashua is the second largest city in the state of New Hampshire and by all accounts an excellent place to visit or live. Having twice been named the “Best Place To Live In America” by Money Magazine. The cities beginnings were formed around the textile industry as the cities people used the power of the …
Auburn is a city in Alabama that loves its football, everywhere you go you are reminded of the Auburn Tigers and it is something that has brought the people of this fine city together over the years. The unofficial nickname of Auburn is “The Loveliest Village on The Plains” and it is easy to see …
Decatur is known as “The River City” and is located in the north of Alabama along the banks of the Wheeler Lake, for a city with a population of only 55,000 there is a surprisingly large number of things to do. Before Decatur became the city it is today it was know as “Rhodes Ferry …