Spies should never leave a trail. They should be unseen and unheard. But now, the entire history of espionage can be explored. The International Spy Museum is the only public museum in the United States solely dedicated to espionage and the only one in the world to provide a global perspective on this all-but-invisible profession […]
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Montreal Road Trip
A weekend soaking in some of France seems a little far-fetched; or does it? You can lose the grueling transatlantic flight and the expensive car or caravan rental and still get your fix of French culture and cuisine in Montreal, Quebec. Brimming with great food, street festivals, trendy outdoor cafés and restaurants, Montreal is a […]
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Calico Ghost Town
Southern California offers any number of great attractions that we’ve all heard of and probably visited one time or another. But more than likely Calico, California isn’t on that list. Calico is an honest to goodness ghost town near Yermo, CA that’s just a couple of hours east of Los Angeles. But if you go; […]
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The Steamtown National Historic Site
While Fun Roads abound in the serene, rolling hills of Northeastern Pennsylvania; one of the best places to experience some living history is abroad an authentic 1920s coal-powered train. Just outside of Scranton PA is The Steamtown National Historic Site where a trip of a lifetime awaits you on the Moscow Excursion….. a coal-fired steam locomotive […]
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Pecos National Monument in Las Vegas, N.M.
When Fun Roads rolled into Las Vegas, New Mexico we saw the latest page in the long and colorful history of the Wild West. It’s a quiet little town that has a closet full of skeletons. Las Vegas is North Central New Mexico about an hour east of Santa Fe along I-25. Back in 1886 Las Vegas was […]
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