Join a 90-minute cruise to travel down the 'Venice of America' with your guide and see the millionaire's houses and their mega-yachts. Jungle Queen Riverboat has been sailing the waterways of Fort Lauderdale since 1935, and this charming two-level riverboat is sure to turn heads as you float down the river. See ostentatious homes with price tags over $30 million. Some belong, or have belonged, to the likes of television producer Michael Mann, who created the hit show *Miami Vice*, to the heir of Kohl’s department stores, and yachts from Steven Spielberg.

Take a trip to two of the most hallowed sites in American music. Fingerpick your way through 2.5 million rare original recordings, vintage instruments, photos and more at the Country Music Hall of Fame. Then, visit the world-famous RCA Studio B, and tour Nashville's oldest (and most successful) recording studio.

One of the most coveted venues in Vienna – **the Musikverein** – is usually reserved for fancy formal events for the well-to-do. Lucky for you, you don't have to wait for a New Year's Eve ticket lottery to gain access to this exclusive venue when you buy tickets for a **classical Mozart concert** within its glittering **Golden Hall** or historic **Brahm's Hall.** The world's most talented musicians – Strauss, Bruckner, Mahler and Yo-Yo Ma – haved graced the gilded stage of the Musikverein since 1870, and it's currently **home to the renowned Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.** Operas, symponies, solo concertos, overtures, arias, and duets in this 19th century structure are pure acoustic gold in this classical concert haven.

Dust off that rhinestone-studded cowboy hat, and two-step on down to the Country Music Hall of Fame! Explore over 2.5 million exhibits and artifacts that trace and celebrate the evolution of country music from 19th-century folk tradition, to the multi-million dollar music business it is today.