Wisconsin’s East Coast & Door County

This is an Eclectic Heritage Tour and there aren’t many of those! It combines a few unique attractions with Wisconsin Heritage sites and creates a light-hearted, fun-filled adventure. One morning begins with the discovery of Frank Lloyd Wright-designed architecture , another features breakfast in a building with goats on the roof. You enjoy an evening at the famous Fireside Dinner Theater, a visit to the Harley Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, a Door County Fish Boil and Smoke Dancers in Green Bay.
Cincinnati Culinary & Garden Tour

In the 1800s, German immigrants settled in a Cincinnati neighborhood they called Over-the-Rhine. On your tour you will visit this area, shop at Findlay Market, visit a craft brewery, and enjoy a culinary class.
Black Hills Buffalo Roundup

The dust flies and the ground trembles as the largest herd of buffalo in the country are rounded up and driven past you by cowboys on horseback. Designated viewing spots, described as “pretty darn close,” are picked out on the hill and mountainsides by the park rangers. If you are looking for a “Taste of the Real American West,” it doesn’t get much better than this.
Frankenmuth Bavarian Holidays

What better place for a two night holiday than Frankenmuth, MI. It is long famous for family style dining, featuring two of America’s largest restaurants. Your lodging is the luxurious Bavarian Inn where a beautiful old world atmosphere exists. You’ll enjoy German entertainment with dinner, unique activities such as Strudel Making Classes. And the chance to shop at Bronner’s The World’s largest Christmas Store.
Detroit’s Roaring Twenties

One Hundred Years ago Detroit was a boomtown, come visit the City, learn of the era when the automobile industry exploded, when Alcohol was Prohibited and when the migration of African American musicians into the City created wonderful new sounds.
Chicago Defined The Jazz Age

Chicago, the city that arguably defined the Jazz Age, Prohibition, gangster wars, flappers and boom times, thrived and survived the ’20s. And like the rest of America, it started the decade like a giddy adolescent, grew up in 1929 when gang wars built to a bloody crescendo and the stock market crashed.
Chasing the Amish

Explore the simple life on a laid-back tour filled with great food, shopping, crafts and humor. This tour includes two different evening shows, one at the Ohio Star Theater one at the Blue Gate Theater. Both are insightful into Amish culture and life.
Branson Fourth of July

Celebrate the American Spirit with Branson’s annual Fourth of July Celebration – Liberty Light Up. See dazzling fireworks and an evening concert. This patriotic trip includes visits to the Veterans Memorial Museum and Patriots Park at the College of the Ozarks.
Mark Twain’s River

Come spend a day like Mark Twain, leisurely cruising the Mississippi with 100 miles of scenic shoreline and peaceful towns passing quietly behind your great paddlewheel. Then explore the town of Hannibal, home to Tom Sawyer & Becky Thatcher and their friend Huck. With your imagination you can travel to places in time, best described in literature.