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What do you get when you cross science-fiction fandom with a uniquely whimsical candy shop? Confection Candy Shop in Florida. This one-of-a-kind candy store is sci-fi themed and specializes in both nostalgia and import candies, plus other specially crafted chocolate and gift items. Find candies you love and candies you’re bound to love at this clever candy shop. Confection Candy Shop in Florida is a wonderful spot to explore and indulge in candy and chocolate hand-picked from around the globe....

Local coffee shops are neighborhood staples, and they all seem to have their own personalities. Some are warm and homey; others are sleek and modern. Some have friendly baristas who welcome everyone, but we have to be honest here…some have too-cool-for-you baristas who will judge you the moment you walk in the door. If you hate feeling like you’re just not hip enough for your local coffee shop, we have a new one for you to try....

You’ll find Sal & Judy’s over in Lacome, Louisiana. Even though it’s slightly off the beaten path, that hasn’t stopped people from all over southeastern Louisiana from making the drive over to feast on a delicious Sicilian Creole meal. This timeless restaurant has been a local favorite for over 40 years, and they just keep getting better with age. Next time you’re in the mood for some delicious pasta and seafood, head on over to Sal & Judy’s....

Unsurprisingly, North Carolina is home to a number of historic buildings and places worth exploring. And among the most beautiful of them all is the historic Hamlet Depot in Hamlet. The Queen Anne Victorian architecture of this circa 1901 structure is so perfectly preserved it leaves most in awe. Prepare for a road trip and make sure the batteries on your camera (or phone) are fully charged because a visit to Hamlet Depot is a dream for both professional and amateur photographers....

There are many historic places throughout Kentucky that are largely regarded as haunted. Whether or not you believe in these Kentucky ghost stories, most would admit that it makes sense for these centuries-old places to have a spooky atmosphere. Cemeteries, especially, have always been the source of creepy tales, and a particular one near Elizabethtown is about as scary as it gets. Kasey Cemetery, which is also known as Grandview Cemetery and even the Gates of Hell, is a spooky cemetery in Kentucky that comes with plenty of stories, some of which are downright bone-chilling....

Winter is a great season to visit the beaches in Delaware. There aren’t any crowds or traffic, and many shops and stores are now open year-round. If you’re looking for something fun to do on the coast this season, plan a trip to Winter Wonderfest 2019, a celebration that feels like it’s straight out of a Hallmark movie. When you get to Winter Wonderfest, you’ll immediately notice the light displays! The drive-through light spectacular is the highlight of this annual winter festival....

Once the first freeze sets over Greater Cleveland, particularly festive souls become downright celebratory. Holiday lights are proudly displayed, trees are decorated, and shopping is done with a particular fervor. These souls are right to get into the holiday spirit, because they’re most likely to get a taste of the annual events that sell out so quickly. One such event is actually the largest drive-through light display in the area, and it’s too close to home to pass up....

Known as “The Gateway to Red River Gorge,” Nada Tunnel is a historic 900-foot tunnel that is without a doubt the most fascinating way to enter the gorge. If you’re driving along KY-77 in Powell County, you’ll encounter this hidden tunnel, which looks like a hole carved into the face of a mountain, with the greenery of the surrounding trees ready to swallow your car. Turn on your headlights, make sure oncoming cars aren’t coming through the tunnel from the other way, and get ready to drive through this remarkable piece of Kentucky history....

South Carolinians are superstitious about a variety of things, but seldom does food come into play. Yet, there’s one day a year that we’ll pull out all of the stops to make sure to have all the bases covered. On New Year’s Day, many South Carolinians will go to great lengths to ensure they have wealth, luck and happiness in the coming year. Like many other Southerners, New Year’s superstition in South Carolina plays a big role in how the upcoming year will unfold, and if you’ve never adhered to these superstitions before, you might want to think about it this upcoming New Year’s....

Do you love being crafty? Does the idea of walking through aisle upon aisle of fabric get your heart racing? Step into an old-fashioned world of quilts and sewing that will fill your heart with joy. Find a myriad of gorgeous patterns and sewing tools at this gigantic fabric warehouse in Indiana. Whether you have a project to complete or one you’ve been meaning to get started, you’ll want to make your way to this store in the town of Liberty....

When you hear the word “revolution,” many things may come to mind. If you’re hungry, perhaps an image of chicken “revolving” on a rotisserie pops into your head. If it wasn’t there before, it is now, and that means you need to pay a visit to Revolution Rotisserie & Bar. With locations in OTR and Pleasant Ridge, Revolution serves up the best chicken in Cincinnati and they do it in a unique and whimsical atmosphere that is sure to have you coming back for more....

If you make your way down to the Catskill Mountains, in the quaint village of Roxbury you can find a one-of-a-kind motel that people travel all over to come and stay at. Here at The Roxbury Motel, you’ll find that every room has its own theme with different suites that are inspired by things like The Wizard of Oz, Charlie’s Angles, and yes even Coconut Cream Pie! Standing alone on its own at the property, you can discover a themed cottage that will make you feel like you’ve stepped into another world....

As much as we’d like to attend each and every one of the festivals and events that are up and running during New York’s winter season, considering the size of our state and that there are only so many hours in a day, it’s simply impossible to make that dream come true. So, to ensure that you have the best year possible here in the Empire State, we’re going to point you in the direction of the one winter festival you should absolutely cross off of your bucket list during this time of year....

Do you love a good bargain? If so, then you’re probably familiar with the Goodwill stores throughout New England. But did you know that one of the stores here in Maine sells everything by the pound? You can get some killer deals if you don’t mind sifting through huge bins of second-hand treasures! Check out the Goodwill Buy the Pound Store & Recycling Center: This huge Goodwill location looks like a warehouse, and that’s because it is....

Are you ready for a staycation? You don’t need to go far afield to find some unique places to stay overnight. There’s a beautifully-restored firehouse in Lambertville that features a 500-square-foot rooftop deck, and once you get a look at it, you’re going to want to book your stay. There’s no need to go out of state for a relaxing getaway. Head to Lambertville to stay overnight in this unique property offered on Airbnb....

There’s a winter hotel room at an inn in the small town of Clinton, Illinois that will make it feel like you’re living in the arctic no matter the season. This uniquely themed room is a true sight to see. Check it out: Sunset Inn & Suites in central Illinois is located in the middle of nowhere in a small town between several popular cities in the Land of Lincoln....

Have you ever thought of what inventions came from Kansas, or what foods have been made here for the first time? The first slider ever made and served to the public happened right here in Kansas, and caught on to be a worldwide trend. This special burger slider made its way to a true food legend in no time, and we’re lucky enough to be part of the beginning. In Wichita, the first slider was born when Billy Ingram’s first restaurant opened up and started the craze....

Who says baked potatoes have to be a side dish? They’re the perfect blank canvas to pile on your favorite toppings, turning them into whatever you want. When you’re in the mood for a carb-loaded meal, you’ve got to swing by Spudly’s near New Orleans, where the menu is loaded with dozens of different spuds that will leave you happy and full. Let’s check it out. Spudly’s Super Spuds has been a hidden gem of Metairie for over 30 years....

Halloween season is a great excuse to turn a fun outing in Kentucky into something extra festive. The Big South Fork Scenic Railway definitely takes advantage of each season and holiday by offering special excursions that are particularly festive. Of course there’s the Polar Express ride during the Christmas season and plenty of other chances to ride this scenic railroad, but they also offer a Halloween train in Kentucky. The Haunted Halloween Express leaves the station this weekend and you’re going to want to grab a costume and hop aboard....

Many years ago, general stores were quite popular in rural Alabama. In fact, several are still in business today. For those that aren’t in business, many have been well preserved and allow visitors. One of these general stores is the Grant Store, which you can learn all about below. The Grant Store is located in Ward, Alabama - a small unincorporated community in Sumter County. It’s one of the state’s finest preserved general stores....