New Jersey 101.5 wrote an article, “These are 10 of the best breakfast spots in New Jersey“. Three of these 10 bests, were spots that are just off of Route 1. These are the 3 Breakfast Spots, and listed in this Trips Stops: illy Coffee At Earths End — Princeton PJ’s Pancake House — Princeton […]
Travelers along the bustling stretch of U.S. Route 1 in Saugus, Massachusetts, are greeted by a familiar and inviting landmark: the iconic Prince Pizzeria, once famously known as the Prince Spaghetti House. Established in 1961, this beloved institution has served up delicious Italian fare to generations of hungry visitors, becoming not just a restaurant, but […]
For travelers exploring U.S. Route 1 in New Hampshire, the rugged coastline and picturesque seaside towns offer plenty of hidden gems worth discovering. Just a short drive from the highway, nestled within Odiorne Point State Park, is the Seacoast Science Center—a fascinating and interactive museum dedicated to marine life, coastal ecosystems, and the history of […]
For travelers exploring U.S. Route 1, Maine offers a variety of scenic landscapes, coastal towns, and fascinating historical sites. While many stops along the way showcase maritime heritage or colonial history, one unique destination tells the story of how people connected across distances long before cell phones became the norm. The Telephone Museum in Ellsworth, […]
It all began in the Greater Fort Lauderdale area and with the Downtown Hollywood Florida Mural Project, as dozens of the world’s most celebrated graffiti artists were brought to the area to decorate the walls of alleys, street corners and even parking garages. The end result is a city that has a functioning, live, out […]
New York’s Fillmore East only operated three years, but it hosted some of the greatest Rock Legends the music industry has ever known. It became the “Church of Rock” with it’s two show triple bill concerts several nights a week. The Best Live music on Earth. Those fortunate enough to experience it first hand will […]
If you’re traveling U.S. Route 1 through Florida, few stops are as awe-inspiring as Cape Canaveral, home to the Kennedy Space Center and the launch site of one of America’s most significant achievements in space exploration. On February 20, 1962, astronaut John Glenn made history by becoming the first American to orbit the Earth aboard […]
The first ever Jacksonville Florida Mural Festival was held in late January, to have local muralists to paint alongside artists from around the country. While the festival showcases the Railyard District, street art is widely seen throughout North Florida. Vibrant artwork full of color and creativity by a talented lineup of artists unveiled there finished […]
With a population of almost three million and a wide variety of ethnic groups, Street Art is throughout Dade County. Sure you can go to Wynwood Walls and see a sensational murals, but you could drive around for days and not see it all. Whether you are in downtown Miami, Little Haiti, Little Havana, the […]
In America today there are over 1,500 sports bars and every town has a good one, but in the 1950s in New York City there was only one choice Toots Shor’s. It wasn’t a place where you could watch a game or even listen to it, but it became known as the country’s unofficial sports […]
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