Tucked away in the Lower Hudson Valley, Storm King Art Center, a renowned sculpture park, features some interesting and unique pieces. Situated on over 500 acres of rolling hills, green grass lawns, and woodlands, it is the perfect marriage of the natural and not so natural.
Read MoreThe Beaujolais is a historical province and wine-producing region in France, just north of Lyon. We drove down the windy roads and came upon a patch of land with craggily, grapeless vines. Despite the gloominess of the day, the landscape remained vibrant.
Read MoreVersailles stands unrivaled as a place of grandeur and opulence. Beyond the looming gold gilded gates is a magnificent estate, also gilded in gold. Everything glints underneath the sun. Beyond the estate are sprawling, well manicured gardens, with blooming with wildflowers nestled in well kept hedges. The gardens are a living museum, an homage to a time and a man who demanded perfection and excellence.
Read MoreI've been to my fair share of vineyards in the US and in Europe. This one was quaint and a great start to our Newport getaway. You are welcome to stroll down the lanes of grapes and play cornhole on the lawn.
Read MoreThe Cliff Walk is a top attraction for Newport, Rhode Island and it's clear to see why. Luscious greens and flowers hug the rocky coastline. The sea and sky seamless blend into each other. It's a no frills trail that lines the backyards of mansions - some inhabited and some remnants of the Gilded Age.
Read MoreA beautiful oasis in the Hamptons and wonderful retreat from busy New York City life, Wölffer Estate Vineyard is a gem. With rows of green grapes and carefully cultivated gardens again the backdrop of endless blue sky, the vineyard offers a spectacular place for picture taking.
Read MoreAt the very tip of Long Island in the town of East Hampton is a part called Montauk. With hilly sand dunes and wild waves, this is where New York ends and the Atlantic Ocean begins.
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