Black Hawk Museum

In Danville, the distinctive Blackhawk Museum is known for its extensive collection of more than 50 well-preserved and historically significant rare cars.

The Old West collection shows the life of Plains Indians and American settlers in the early 19th century; The African Art gallery has masks, sculptures, paintings and artefacts; The "Into China" exhibition showcases the most exquisite handmade masterpieces that embody the essence of China. Visit the Black Hawk Museum and learn about art, history and culture.

Coordinates: 3700 Blackhawk Plaza Cir, Danville, CA94506
Admission: Adults $20, younger than 6 free, students/seniors/military $15.
Hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10AM-5PM
Blackhawk is a private museum, which is divided into several main exhibition areas:

Collection of classic cars: about 50. The red flag bulletproof car that Nixon sat on during his visit to China in 1972 also has, interested students can pay attention to it. China 🇨🇳 pavilion: from the terracotta warriors and horses of the First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty to the dragon chair screen of the Qing Dynasty, from wood and jade carvings to the three-color colors of the Tang Dynasty, to the panoramic view of the Forbidden City... Everything. The people are very kind to see.

Animal specimen area: More than 700 specimens of animals and insects are collected here. It is highly popular and entertaining.
Highlight: Closed from Monday to Thursday, don't go for nothing! Near the museum are restaurants, costume shops, parks, and lovely statues and small waterfalls in various artificial lakes. Perfect for relaxing, taking photos, and dining.

Charleston: A horse-drawn carriage ride

Founded in 1670, Charleston is the oldest city in South Carolina and one of the oldest cities in the United States. The best way to see this historic city? Try a carriage ride.

Listen to the guide explain the story of this beautiful city, while listening to the sound of horses' hooves. Admire the colorful houses on Rainbow Row, visit the magnificent estates and churches, and hear three centuries of Charleston history. Children who can sit quietly in a carriage for an hour are suitable for this activity.

A horse-drawn carriage ride through historic Charleston is super romantic! I don't know if you have seen a rainy day in New York, although the vibe is completely different, but the carriage ride is just as worth it!

Carriage Tours are usually accompanied by knowledgeable guides, as Charleston has many well-preserved buildings, including pre-war mansions, wrought-iron gates and lush gardens, who will provide commentary to start history as you pass historic landmarks. Friends who like history can experience it!

Making a carriage is a super private and intimate experience, two people sit together, often with cozy blankets to keep warm, can explore the city instead of walking, and then lean on their heads and whisper together!

You can choose from a variety of Tours according to your interests, whether focusing on historic homes, gardens, churches or a combination of these. This allows you to customize the experience to your liking. Some carriage Tours even offer night rides where you can enjoy the soft glow of gas lamps and listen to the tap of horses' hooves on pebbles. couples don't miss out!