Quick Stops

Located in John’s Island, SC, this beautiful live oak tree is estimated to be 400-500 years old. It’s 65 ft tall and 28 ft in circumference. The tree gets approximately 400,000 visitors every year. What a thing of beauty! Address: 3688 Angel Oak Rd, Johns Island, SC 29455 Park Hours: Closed on Wednesdays. 1pm –

PaperMoon Diner is a one-of-a-kind diner in Baltimore, Maryland. First opening its doors in 1994, the restaurant is known for its funky (and slightly creepy) decor and several signature dishes. PaperMoon prides itself on being an eclectic diner that caters to all walks of life with delicious food and friendly service for both locals and

Grab a pint in one of the oldest churches in Baltimore at the Ministry of Brewing. St. Michael’s Church was abandoned in 2011 until the owners of the brewery bought and restored this beautiful building. They worked hard to preserve as much of the church as possible, working with specialists to restore the columns and

One of the gems on South Street, Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens is the largest work by mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar.

Address: Currently located at 1008 Baylor St, Austin, TX 78703, but moving across from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in 2021. Street artists in the 1980s turned this once abandoned construction project into a colorful art installation, nicknaming it “The Foundation”. In 2011, HOPE, a non-profit foundation connecting creatives with social causes, cleaned up this once abandoned area

Created by artist Clarke Bedford, the Vanadu Art House gives a second life to items that more than likely would have been discarded.

This friendly robot, located in the Deep Ellum neighborhood of Dallas, TX, will surely put a smile on your face.

Located outside of the Joule Hotel in downtown Dallas is a 30-foot statue of a giant eyeball.

Located at the North Star Mall in San Antonio, Texas, the Guinness Book of World Records recognized these cowboy boots as the largest in the world.

Lucy the Elephant is a 6 story roadside attraction located in Margate, NJ that was built to help promote real estate sales in the area.