Eccentry Holidays Highlights an American History Summer Holiday

LOS ANGELES - July 30, 2014 - PRLog -- Eccentry Holidays, a leading provider of luxury vacation provisions, knows that even though Independence Day has passed, many travelers out there are still thinking about what this famous holiday means to them. Celebrating America does not have to stop on the 4th, since there are many different exciting vacation destinations to explore for all those who want to learn more about the history of the country. Here are some of the top recommendations that anyone who enjoys American history should visit this summer.

1. Washington D.C.: Of course, the nation’s capital offers some of the best historical museums and monuments around. Within the area of less than two miles, the capital city has two of the most famous memorials, Lincoln and Jefferson, along with the Washington Monument, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and more. Not only that, Eccentry Holidays knows there are multiple Smithsonian Institution museums, and the best part is that all of these attractions are free to visit. For those who are looking for an activity-packed vacation that will not break the bank, this is the spot to select.

2. Atlanta, Georgia: Atlanta’s Sweet Auburn neighborhood is one that draws in visitors in the thousands each year because of the famous Civil Rights District. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, the world famous African American preacher and civil rights leader was born here, so there is much information that can available about his life. Some of the top locations to visit are the home where King was born, the historical Ebeneezer Baptist church where he was baptized and ordained, and his gravesite.

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3. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: Battlefield tours might not appeal to all demographics, but this is one tour that most will not want to miss. This is the most visited of the Civil War battlefields in the country. Spend time at the new visitor center, where tourists watch informative films that will educate family and friends about the importance of this time in history. Visitors can drive through the park’s paved roads and see the landscape at Little Top, where 1600 soldiers lost their lives fighting for freedom.

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Eccentry Holidays knows that these destinations are jam-packed with opportunities to learn more about America and its history. For more information, please visit www.eccentryholidays.com