Chateau on the Lake Resort & Spa, which is near the many attractions of Branson, Mo., has a “Stay 2 nights, and get the 3rd night free” offer Sunday-Thursday nights through Oct. 1. In addition to accommodations, the offer features complimentary use of paddleboats, sea canoes and kayaks at the resort’s Chateau Marina on Table Rock Lake; complimentary use of the 24-hour fitness center; nightly movies in the resort’s Sassafras Theatre; and free meals for children 5 and under with a paying adult.
Call 888-333-LAKE (5253). The Web site is www.Chateauonthelake.com.
What's in a name?
Big Ben, London's famous clock, began telling the time 150 years ago today. But how did it get its name? That remains a mystery. One theory holds that it was named for Chief Commissioner of Works Benjamin Hall. But another maintains that the name honors Benjamin Caunt, a popular heavyweight boxer nicknamed Big Ben. But there are no records, so we'll never know. But to learn the many things that are known about Parliament's legendary clock, click here.
A chance for teens to see the real Berlin
Berlin's Hotel de Rome has partnered with Berlin Teen to let teenage travelers 14 and over the opportunity to experience Berlin the way the locals do. Responsible English-speaking students will accompany the teenagers. Activities include a tour of hip and trendy clubs, a guided street art tour, a tour of World War II bunkers, a guided bike tour along the trail of the former Berlin Wall, and a guided Segway tour of the city. Parents who book a deluxe room or a junior suite will getc the second room free, plus a complimentary breakfast buffet. Rates begin at about $750 a night.
Click here or call 888-667-9477.
Fascinating fact
By a quirk of the law, the queen of England owns all wild mute swans living in open water.
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