Old Saint Hilary's is a wonderful place to visit with the land around the small church listed as a historical landmark in the 1950's and is also known as the Thomas Howell Botanical Garden. This 122 acre preserve is the only place you'll see the rare Tiburon jewelflower, a unique member of the mustard family with maroon petals, and birdlife here includes a resident pair of Great Horned Owls in the Valley, red tailed hawks, American kestrels and more as well as butterflies and other wildlife. The open space at Old Saint Hilary's is perfect for hiking and enjoying the wildflowers, horseback riding and mountain biking and dogs are allowed, come enjoy.READ MORE

Paradise Beach Park is located on the east shore of the Tiburon Peninsula in California, and offers mature landscaping, colorful poplar trees, wildflowers, rolling grassy hillsides with spectacular views overlooking San Francisco Bay. Enjoy wonderful picnics here, and they have a horseshoe court, narrow beach and long fishing pier where anglers can reel in halibut, sturgeon, striped bass, shark, perch, bat ray, and crab. Paradise Beach Park covers 19 glorious acres and it's a great place to come and watch marine life, enjoy timeout and relaxation and they provide bay access for kayaking and canoeing, other activities include swimming and walking, and there are restrooms and picnic tables available. READ MORE

Visit Mariner Square in Newport for dive show, undersea gardens, wax works, bizarre sights, live stageshow, Ripley'sREAD MORE

The Esperance Museum welcomes you to a wonderful experience with fascinating interior structure of magnificent beams and a unique museum collection including valuable and historic pieces of the Skylab debris that broke up over Esperance in 1979. There's also unique vintage machinery, furniture, glasswear, clothing, and other valuable memorabilia from the 1800's, a must see collection, as well as maritime memorabilia from days of old. The Esperance Museum also houses the Esperance Railway a steam train that ran the lines between 1951 and 1969, there's also a fascinating pioneers display and an extensive collection of archive documents and photos relating to local history.READ MORE

The Island County Historical Society in Coupeville, Washington, is a privately funded, non profit organisation that was established in 1949, and is dedicated to the collection, preservation and interpretation of the cultural heritage and history of Island County. This historical society regularly hosts special events, historical programming, school tours, and many other interpretive activities. The Island County Historical Society opened its first museum in 1963, is operated and maintained by dedicated volunteers, and offers a unique learning experience for both adults and students.The oldest artifact at the museum is a 120 000 year old Ice Age tree trunk, and other artifacts include Mammoth remains and rare medical instruments. READ MORE

Santuario San Francesco di Paola is a shrine high in the hills of Paola, Italy and the birthplace of St. Francis, and houses some of the saints relics. This historical site is a place of pilgrimage from all over the south of Italy with modern and ancient basilicas, the Devil's bridge and footpath at the end of which is the refuge of the saint in his younger years. Santuario San Francesco di Paola has tombstones dating between the sixteenth and twentieth century, resembling events and occasions relating to the sanctuary, there's a convent, basilica with river views and a pipe organ in the new liturgical hall, fascinating and historical to visit.READ MORE

Twin Rocks is an incredible attraction in Rockaway Beach, Oregon, and this historical site dates back and was formed over millions of years to form a single structure, its so wide across the rock you can actually fly a helicopter between the two formations. Pull up a chair on the beach and look closely, you might be able to see a sea dragon, Indian princess or Loch Ness monster in the formations. Composed of sandstone from millions of years ago, Twin Rocks was formed when tectonic plates pushed up coastal mountains, and over time the surf wore away the softer sandstone portions to form this unique and must see attraction.READ MORE

20th Century Cycles in Oyster Bay, Oregon, is a motorcyclists dream come true and is the result of Billy Joel's love and passion for collectible vintage motorcycles and their design. All the collectible vintage motorcycles have been lovingly transformed to be practical and rideable, yet still maintaining something of their vintage past. 20th Century Cycles is a motorcycle garage and museum that is open to the public on weekends, we do not sell or maintain bikes other that those in the collection, and the 56 collectible motorcyles include classics such as the odd German police bike, a shiny chrome Triumph and one of Billy Joel's favourite, his candy-yellow Ducati. READ MORE

The Oyster Bay Railway Museum in Oyster Bay, Oregon, is committed to preserving the interesting history of the railroad and railroad station which was constructed in 1889. Our museum is filled with collectibles such as railroad memorabilia, interactive displays and a display yard complete with full-size railroad rolling stock and equipment. One of the popular collectibles at The Oyster Bay Railway Museum is Locomotive no. 35, retired in 1955 after many years service, and replaced with diesel-electric machines. The reconstructed interior of the railway station is fitted with period-approprate fixtures such as a ticket window to capture the atmosphere of the station at its prime, as well as interactive and educational exhibits. READ MORE

The National Trust Antony is a beautiful early 18th century mansion in Torpoint, Cornwall, with unique family history bound up in the house, and still is the home of the Carew Pole family today. With an outstanding collection of portraits and famous paintings, they also have period furniture, textiles and tapestries. Come enjoy exploring the landscaped gardens with modern sculptures and formal garden, woodland garden, there's a souvenir and gift shop, tea room for light lunches, cakes and refreshments and groups are welcome, The National Trust Antony is also wheelchair accessible, come enjoy a fascinating and historical visit.READ MORE