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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Harry Potter in Orlando, Florida
After much anticipation, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ is now open at Universal Studios Islands of Adventure®. This new area is filled with Harry Potter-themed rides, shops and dining options, which have become an instant success. In the … Keep reading …
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New York City street vendors
There are many landmarks in New York City: the Empire State Building, Central Park, the Chrysler Building and Ground Zero to name a few. Then there are the typical New York City traditions: visiting Canal Street to go shopping for … Keep reading …
My experience traveling
Leisha Arbogast has traveled with both Smithsonian Student Travel and our international divison, EF Educational Tours. Here she talks about her past domestic tours and what it is like to plan a tour as a parent. I am always struck … Keep reading …
Introducing our newest writer
My name is Mary, and I am the Marketing Assistant at Smithsonian Student Travel. I’m very excited about joining From Sea to Shining Sea and being able to share information with you. I will be writing on a variety of … Keep reading …
Philly’s best cheesesteak
When you travel to Philadelphia you’ll see the Liberty Bell, visit Independence National Historic Park and will have a cheesesteak for lunch. The Philly cheesesteak was created in the early 20th century by combining thinly sliced sautéed beef, onions and melted … Keep reading …
Broadway’s “In the Heights”
I recently saw “In the Heights,” a Broadway show about the community in Manhattan’s Washington Heights. The musical showcases the neighborhood, describes the sweet coffee from the corner bodega, which is served with a smile, and it shows the relationships … Keep reading …



