Top 10 Fun Things To Do in Las Vegas during a Weekend Getaway

Famous  "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Nevada" sign © LoveToEatAndTravel.com

Famous “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign © LoveToEatAndTravel.com

No matter what time of year you visit Las Vegas, with so many fun things to do and see to keep you entertained 24/7 it can be a little overwhelming. And as you know, it takes time to do all the research before you go away, so we’ve saved you time by doing the research for you. If you only have a couple of days to see Las Vegas, we’ve narrowed down our favorite things to do if we were going to be in Vegas for the weekend.

Check out our Top 10 Fun Things To Do in Vegas during a weekend getaway. Have fun!

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Trieste: A City on the Edge

This post was written by guest travel blogger Evelyn Pearce, who is a freelance writer from Devon in the U.K.


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A typical trip to Italy might encompass visits to Rome, Venice or the beautiful seaside town of Florence. As fascinating as these more well-known cities are, however, there are some lesser-known treasures to be found in Italy. One such gemstone is Trieste. Situated in the north-eastern most corner of Italy, Trieste is a seaport city that sits on a narrow passage of the country that borders with Slovenia.

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May 2013 “Fun Things To Do” in the San Francisco Bay Area… and beyond

 

Bay to Breakers Race San Francisco - © Bay to Breakers Press

Bay to Breakers Race San Francisco – © Bay to Breakers Press

Check out these May Events & “Fun Things To Do” in the San Francisco Bay Area… and beyond in our Love to Eat and Travel May Calendar of Events. Be sure to check our Blog, Twitter, Facebook, and Love to Eat and Travel website each month for updates throughout the year. Enjoy!

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Modern, Medieval Times – Clayshire Castle in Bowling Green, Indiana

Clayshire Castle - Lance Burris © 2013

This post was written by guest travel blogger Lance M. Burris – from Plainfield, Indiana.

With a light dusting of winter snow on the ground, we drove west on Interstate route 70 from Indianapolis with a destination of Bowling Green, Indiana and a taste of medieval bed and breakfast.  We, my wife Nancy and I along with another couple, Scott and Debbie, were to be the “inaugural” guests for the Clayshire Castle slated to open mid-May 2013.

Note: Photo Images courtesy of Lance Burris © 2013

 

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Top 10+ Favorite Things at the new San Francisco Exploratorium

Exploratorium Museum, Pier 15 overlooking SF Bay, San Francisco © LoveToEatAndTravel.com

Exploratorium, Pier 15 overlooking SF Bay, San Francisco © LoveToEatAndTravel.com

We just visited the Exploratorium’s spectacular new waterfront location on Pier 15, overlooking San Francisco Bay – it opened on April 17, 2013. The Exploratorium Museum of Science, Art and Human Perception (a $300m project) is triple the size of its former location at the Palace of Fine Arts and has more outdoor space, offering breathtaking views of S.F. Bay.  Guaranteed to bring out the kid in you, the hands-on interactive Exploratorium is a FUN place to explore with your family and friends when visiting San Francisco – check out our favorite things below:

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Visit Downton Abbey when in London – Tours to Highclere Castle

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If you’re a “Downton Abbey” fan (and we are big time), you won’t want to miss seeing the “real Downton Abbey” the next time you visit London. Highclere Castle is the real-life inspiration and setting for the popular Emmy-award winning show.  Since 1679, the Carnarvon family have lived in the castle (keep a lookout for the Earl and Countess of Carnarvon when you visit). The beautiful Victorian castle is located in Hampshire about 90 minutes (depending on traffic) from London (see Google map) – after watching the TV show, we were curious exactly where Downton Abbey was located in relation to London, so we added the map with the castle location highlighted.

Highclere Castle is open to the public for only a few days each month.

Here are three options to see Downton Abbey: Group Tour, Private Tour or Self-Guided Tour (rent a car and drive yourself):

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