North Dakota State Capitol

Not a usual building for a capitol in the US, but at same time it's a better example of the capitalism feature of the country and the old boring office style.
Fortunately, it has some places of history and it looks really nice at night with good lighst around (but what doesn't?).
Enough parking spots, at least at night.

The building is nice and clean, as well as the territory as a whole. It was pretty cool to see, definitely very different from other state capitols around the US.

This state capitol might look unassuming outside, but is very interesting inside.  The history dramatically affected the design and architecture.

I appreciated the simplicity and yet detailed touches for the interior design.  The downstairs lobby has an unusual hall of portraits of famous and influential North Dakota residents, rather than the typical government position holder's portraits.  The history mentioned with each of the portraits is worth the trip to the capitol.

I've had several guided tours and each have been informative.  A visit to the top floor is fun to read more history of North Dakota but especially for the views in all directions.

I highly recommend visiting the North Dakota state capitol and the guided tour.

My 48th State Capitol. Looks like an office building. Bottom 10 of all Capitols.

We didn't take the guided tour, so we weren't always sure what we were looking at, but the building is a good example of Art Deco Design. Facilities are clean and employees are courteous.

Cape Safari Park

We've been to many places like this safari park and this one just did not compare. First, we maybe spent an hour here, if that, which just doesn't justify the $40+ ($11 for adults, $9 for children plus tax) to enter with our family of four. Second, it was a very hot day with minimal shade to get away from the blistering sun. Third, be very careful when entering the goat petting zoo area. These guys were VERY hungry and swarmed us as soon as we entered. They ended up getting stuck in the little gate area before you enter the actual petting zoo area. I had to lift my 5 year old out of the area because they were just too much for her to handle. We then went into the barn area where there were more animals to feed and see. There was a big fan blowing in there but it was still pretty hot. There was a good number of different animals to see in there which was nice. Our favorite part of the safari park was petting and feeding the kangaroo. We then walked out over to the large area of animals out in front but most of them were too far out in the field to see. All in all it wasn't a terrible place to go I just think the price of admission is a bit high for what you get.

Great place for kids. The goat pen is a little rough for little little ones, suggest 5yo or older for that, everything else great for my 2yr old especially feeding the animals.

I agree with several of the reviews in that this place is SUPER overpriced on the entry fees. The feed price was ok.we liked all the animals. Some had little if no information on what they were. We didn't go into the petting zoo for obvious reasons. I wasn't going to pay an extra 10$ to ride a camel. That should have been in on the entry fee. There was another fee to hold animals and mining.  They advertised an alligator but there wasn't one.
We liked the birds and the Kangaroos. The lemurs we're fun to watch and feeding the animals was fun. Not a horrible place but definitely not worth the price.

Absolutely love this place!! It was so awesome!! Definitely going to come back!! Great animals and the people are very friendly!! Loved petting and feeding the animals...even had Zebras!! So cool! ❤️

This is such a unique place! First time here and we really loved it. There are so many animals that are normally not able to be seen. I can't wait to edit and post my video on YouTube.

Wildlife West Nature Park

Such a wonderful wildlife park! So many beautiful animals and the facilities and grounds are kept up nice. They even have a cute little gift shop filled with treasures and gifts for the whole family. If you haven’t been I would highly recommend! They even allow the park to be rented for events!

This was are 3rd time going, love the walk & helping to donate to help out the animals, love that it is access right off the freeway,  that's how we started visting this little zoo.
Couple of workers that were there took the time to explain to us about the animals, my grandson loved the trails & the little playground they build..see you next year..

This is my second time visiting. I really enjoyed the place. The animals look well cared for. All the animals have a story but can't  survive on there own. The entire park has a paved walking trails. Amazing views. The staff is volunteers. It is a full sun place but each animal enclosure has shade for people and animals.

Very fun place good range of animals that come out so you can actually see them. Staff was friendly. Overall great experience

Amazing time. The nature park is set up so you can see all the animals from at least one angle. The kids loved it.
It has a little gift shop.
I will definitely visit again

Hunter-Dawson State Historic Site

A really nice house, that is extremely well preserved, with a lot of the original furniture.  And, the furniture is great.  The tour guide was very well informed and told me about the house, the times in which it was built, the family that built and owned it, and the furniture.  You have full access to the house, with the rooms not being roped off as is the case in a lot of the historical houses. The tour was relaxed and not rushed at all.  I would highly recommend, and the price of $5 is more than well worth it.

Stopped in for a visit about 10:45 and nobody was home.   Still, nice home and guessing tour would be educational

Place was very nice and young man giving tours was nice and knowledgeable of the house and history. House however had no power and was hard to see things good and get good pictures.

We enjoyed an informative tour of the old mansion. It's been lovingly maintained. The tour guide had some great bits of info and was very open to questions about the house, the family that lived there, and the property. The sunny sewing room was my favorite. The tours were very reasonably priced as well. It's a great add on if you're visiting other historic sites and state parks in the area, of which there are surprising number.

Great place to learn history. The rooms were breath taking.

Lonseome Dove Exotic Drive Thru Safari

We had the best time here!! There is a driving safari, petting zoo, indoor pets at the office, even a mini train ride to enjoy! All the staff was friendly and fun, the animals were well cared for, gentle, and SUPER friendly (especially if you have treats😁). They are free to roam the park, and guests can drive about as quickly or leisurely as it pleases them. That was cool, cause we were having fun and had extra time with new furry friends. I especially got a kick out of the camels, ostriches, and elans- sweet and VERY friendly!

Unexpected gem in the country. Took the wife for a long weekend in the Jefferson / Caddo Lake area, and saw Lonesome Dove on a list of local attractions. We decided to check it out, and I'm glad we did. Interesting variety of animals in both the drive thru and petting zoo areas, and super nice, friendly folks that run the place. Definitely recommend.

This place is SO FUN! Idk how long it's here bc we've been to Jefferson several times for the corn maze n haunted train ride and never noticed it. We def woulda stopped if we saw the giant sign, but it has been awhile seen we passed that way. The animals all seem in very good care. Surprisingly so, considering the constant heat. There was no apparent sickness or excessive insects bothering them. Most had healthy hides, water n space. The only critter I did notice having some patchy fur seemed to be in quarantine. The kangaroo I think could def use more room. And the anteater thing...  but the store cashier pointed out there was a pen being erected, as we could clearly see. The cashier was just awesome! Super friendly, knowledgeable, and welcoming. There was a tiny baby goat (kid, I know!) in a bitty pen behind the counter. The clerk further gestured at a pet carrier bag and opened it... and out crept a baby spider monkey! OMG she was SO freakin cute! We hada blast here.

We had a great time!! The owner is so knowledgeable and passionate about animals. The animals were well cared for. Some were a little rude in the drive thru (looking at you ostriches,) but overall such a great morning activity.

Great animals, friendly staff, just needed more animals in their petting part of the zoo. Just make sure you purchase enough feed to feed all the animals. ($4.00 a bag) Adults and children prices on the zoo website

Old Town Plaza

Old town Albuquerque is a great place to shop and find authentic products. It’s has many shops to explore with very beautiful art, clothing, jewelry,cafe, and ice cream shops. Prices are reasonable. Depending on day and time you go can be crowded. Beautiful site to see. Pay to park. Lots of walking. Recommend you wear a good pair of comfortable shoes.

Old Town Square was an interesting place and encourage you to visit when you are in the Albuquerque area. I was there to check out a few shops for souvenirs to take home and along the way, stopped in the square to admire the foliage and leaves that fell creating what I thought to be a picturesque moment. We strolled around and visited a few shops and outside vendors. Recommend for everyone - there is something worth checking out.

Cool stores. Old mission, lots of cool jewelry. A few bars for a drink and some good food options. Nice square in the center to chill out in. Cheap parking 1.00 for 30 minutes. Free parking close by. Restrooms on the far west side.

We love our annual holiday walk through Old Town Plaza. It's festive and has all the NM vibes you've been wanting! It's not just a must for out of owners - the locals, like us, love it too!

Old Town Albuquerque is a cultural and historical treasure that captures the essence of New Mexico's rich heritage. My visit to this charming district left me enchanted and inspired by the fusion of history, art, and local flavors.

The moment I entered Old Town, I felt transported back in time. The architecture, with its adobe buildings, intricate ironwork, and wooden balconies, creates an authentic and rustic atmosphere. It's as if the past and present coexist harmoniously, inviting you to explore the area's historical roots.

The heart of Old Town, the Plaza, is a bustling hub of activity. It's surrounded by shops, galleries, restaurants, and historic landmarks. Strolling through the Plaza, I had the chance to admire the craftsmanship of local artisans, from beautiful jewelry to traditional pottery and artwork that beautifully reflects the cultural diversity of New Mexico.

The San Felipe de Neri Church, with its striking twin bell towers, is a centerpiece of Old Town and adds to the area's historical significance. Inside, the church is a serene space that offers a quiet respite from the vibrant streets outside.

Cuisine in Old Town is a delightful blend of traditional New Mexican and Southwestern flavors. I couldn't resist the temptation to savor dishes like green chile stew and enchiladas, which offered a delicious taste of the region.

Perhaps what I appreciated most about Old Town was its people. The residents and shopkeepers are warm, welcoming, and proud of their heritage. They readily share stories and insights about the history of the area, adding a personal touch to the visitor experience.

In summary, Old Town Albuquerque is a captivating destination that immerses you in the cultural tapestry of New Mexico. Whether you're interested in history, art, or simply enjoying the vibrant atmosphere, Old Town offers a memorable and enriching experience. It's a place where the past comes to life, and where tradition and modernity blend seamlessly, making it a must-visit for anyone exploring the Land of Enchantment.

Discovery Park of America

This place is simply amazing. There's so much to see and do. It is much larger than the outside suggest. And there's as much to do outside as inside. There are live demonstrations in some of the outdoor buildings. There's lots of hands on things for kids to do. My granddaughters 8 and twins 5 had a fantastic time. They got to ride an escalator for the first time and there's a Cafe to grab a bite to eat. The Cooper Tower ( it's $5.99 for adults)  is a must do. And it's very affordable for everyone. A super great family place!!!

You MUST make this a way point on your family vacation! We found it when we passed by on our way to other attractions further north, and came back through just to go here. WOW! We were incredibly surprised by the impressive exhibits, hands on attractions, and historic village. I thought it would be a 2 or 3 hour experience...we were there from opening to closing! The food in the Cafe was reasonably priced and delicious. The staff throughout was incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. Don't miss the craftsman shops outside for demos and expertise! Purchase tickets online for a 15% discount. We spent more time here than we did at the Ark!

What an amazing place. The testimonial they put on the website summed it up well about it being like your favorite rich uncle bringing back cool things from around the world and putting them in your yard. It was fun and great for all 4 of us and it's a phenomenal spot for all ages and backgrounds. We will be becoming annual members for sure.

Something for everyone. Great experience. Clean and reasonably priced food. Beautiful gardens and views. We paid extra for earthquake simulator are dinosaur movie. Tower was great experience. Could have spent two days here. Nice gift shop. Both educational and fun.

We had an amazing trip to Discovery Park with my kids. They loved all the hands on science features, the 3D films, and the gigantic human slide. They are also really into dinosaurs so the fossilized dinos were a fav. We also ate at the cafe and the hamburger and tots were good. It was rainy so we couldn't do as much outside, but the barn, trains and settlement building were cool!

The Cotton Museum at the Memphis Cotton Exchange

This is really unique!  Nice informative museum in the original Cotton Exchange.  The building is incredible.  The museum gives a nice educational experience of the cotton history, farming and industry.

What a little gem! Very interesting collection of items, provided us with a lot of information about the area, the industry and the impact. Great little gift shop, I purchased some teas, magnet and a couple of other small items. I would have bought more but had no more room for items in my luggage. Staff was very friendly and helpful, thank you for helping us to have a good visit!

Cotton was king. This museum chronicles the history and development of the crop through the years and also gives some insight into grading and modern farming techniques. Housed in an historic building, it's worth a visit. Plan on 40 minutes.

Small museum, but interesting. You'll probably spend an hour to an hour and a half here, if you tend to read most descriptions. There are also videos, which are interesting but a bit dated. Seems like the "modern" videos are from the early 2000s, so I'd love to see an update with the latest innovations in the industry. I certainly learned a bit, but it needs some updating. The staff were incredibly nice and welcoming though!

Memphis is more than Graceland! The museum consists of two parts, the history of cotton business and how it brings prosperity in Memphis, and everything you may want to know about cotton, from how it is grown to its applications. It is interesting that a membership was required for cotton trade.

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We had a Blast! Staff was professional and informative.
Very accommodating for our party needs.
We enjoyed the Memphis sights and stopping along the way for pictures and snacks.
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This was  a Birthday Bike Party and we enjoyed our experiences touring the city and the operator was excellent. She made sure we was comfortable and  gave us time to express ourselves.

This a MUST DO when visiting the Memphis area we had such a great time our host was excellent as well. Grab your friends and book NOW‼️‼️

We had the best time on our tour. Just a big group of friends with no schedule or agenda. The owner is incredibly sweet and Kristy (our guide) is so laid back, knowledgeable, and fun. Truly recommend River City Pedalers.

I had the most exciting evening on 24Sept22. We were there to celebrate Vandra’s birthday. I had never been on a pedal party bike before and didn’t know what to expect? Well it  exceeded my expectations and I had so much fun . The sound system is great and it does have an area for a bartender… Patrick the driver/photographer and tour guide was awesome. He was so nice and patient with a bunch of happy women. I am ashamed to say that the route took us to places that I didn’t know were here in Memphis nor had I visited. The people were so happy and waving as we passed by them. We really needed some happiness in our lives. This is a great adventure to enjoy. I would booked this company in a heart beat. From beginning to end the customer services were terrific. FREE PARKING for their CUSTOMERS: A-Big Plus . No need to search for a parking spot. Great Job!!!

Backbeat Tours

How could we expect that. Our guide was professional musician Cecil Yanis. He sung everything which came from Memphis, show Memphis all historic places including famous Sun Records Studio. 3 hours tour on comfortable coach bus. Amazing 😍

We took the walking Ghost tour, and our guide Daniel was great. We heard stories about the ghosts that haunt Memphis locations like Ernestine and Hazel’s and he also wove in some of his favorite aspects of Memphis. It is definitely worth doing!

When in Memphis , this is the tour you need to take. We hope you get Cecil Yancey as your very musically talented and knowledgable tour guide, he even got one of Sam Phillips sons(Jerry), to step on the bus and talk to us. Thanks to Backbeat tours and Cecil.

Did the 90 minute tour. Bus ride is really bumpy. The singing was a good touch to keep it less boring between stops. Sometimes we stopped to look and other times it was a drive by. You need to add more women of Soul into your tour speech. Talk less about Ike Turner and more about Tina Turner, and the woman of Soul.

Highly reccommened. Great tour highlighting the musical history of Memphis, and showing how Gospel, Blues and country came together to create Rock and Roll. Big call out to Cecil our singing guide (as all guides are). Take the Sun studio tour option as well. Go to Graceland in the morning and take this tour in the afternoon, makes for a great day in Memphis

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