This town in Surrey offers local art galleries and international eats along with family-friendly escape rooms and cooking classes at Gordon Ramsay's academy.
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An English village loaded with history is nestled along the country’s northwest coast. Pop into local favorites or stroll through idyllic woodlands.
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This small village sits in the middle of a lesser-known coastal area that some say is every bit as pretty as the one inside the national park.
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A NASCAR Hall of Famer owns a charming, award-winning vineyard near his hometown in North Carolina, where you’ll find fun events and delicious eats.
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Away from the Jersey Shore's nightlife is a local township fit for outdoor lovers, with multiple lakes, family-friendly parks, and themed gardens.
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North of London is a hidden gem with a charming High Street packed with eateries and local shops, along with nearby nature best explored via its heritage trail.
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Retirees can ski or snowshoe in this county in Washington state, or enjoy wildflower trails to lighthouses, a farmers' market, and a walkable waterfront.
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This trailer park in Yorkshire has trampolines, paintball, and bushcraft lessons for kids, and pools, beaches, and an affordable restaurant pub for all ages.
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Immerse yourself in Dutch American culture and family-friendly fun in this Iowa city, where you can zip-line into a pool before filling up on stroopwafels.
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Summit rugged peaks, explore vast limestone caves, and then relax beside a roaring pub fire after a day on the trails in this remote Yorkshire Dales village.
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This state beach on the West Coast has earned a 4.7-star rating from thousands of reviewers for its relaxed vibe, scenery, amenities, and more.
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The rivers of Europe provide a seriously gorgeous setting for some beautiful destinations, and these are the best of the best.
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Holiday travel doesn't always have to be expensive. This sunny Carolina escape was predicted by Kayak to offer the cheapest round-trip airfare in the U.S.
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Hike through picturesque moors, follow wooded streams past ruins, and browse a bustling farmers' market in this historic County Durham town.
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Redondo Beach, in the South Bay area of Los Angeles, has been named the safest suburb America's second-largest city, and its beaches are just one of its charms.
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Cast a line for salmon in deep blue waters, paddle beneath forested cliffs, and unwind on stretches of soft white sand at Sweden's second-largest lake.
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While Bear Lake is beautiful, you can find a more peaceful alpine lake experience at this Colorado waterbody that is reachable via hike or off-roading journey.
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England's Victorian resort towns are a charming mixture of nostalgia and scenic fun, and this winsome little spot near Bristol is well worth a look.
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While Kansas City has a lot going for it, many Millennials are leaving for this nearby affordable city that attracts remote workers and young families.
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This historic village with beautiful countryside trails is most famous for its enormous French château full of luxurious halls, paintings, and antiques.
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Beyond France's better-known beach resorts, this Atlantic coast destination offers scenic coves, waterfront attractions, and surprising cultural discoveries.
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This Washington city is surrounded by pine trees, full of trails, and has plenty of local shops that sell everything from nostalgic candy to antiques and gifts.
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Chicago offers a lot to residents, but millennials and Gen Xers are relocating to a different Midwestern city that's lively, fun, and more affordable.
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This English town offers a free railway museum, early steam engines, and preserved industrial buildings, plus leafy walks and wildflower meadows.
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Los Angeles is a great place to visit, but people who restrict themselves to the city proper are missing out. There's plenty to see in these safe suburbs.
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Experience local life in this small Scottish town, where you can discover public art, a monthly community market, independent shops, and medieval sites.
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This town in Ayshire, Scotland, is the least expensive place to buy a house in the U.K. and highlights historic architecture and a 2,000-acre public estate.
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