John Denver called West Virginia "almost heaven," but the state remains underrated. Its mountain region is full of charm and recreation akin to paradise.
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Looking for a Tennessee destination not named Nashville or Knoxville? This college town offers outdoor activities and a historic downtown.
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Much more than the gateway to Great Sand Dunes National Park, this Colorado city is home to museums, a theater, a UFO tower, and countless nature preserves.
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If you love charming and walkable towns, head to this borough just outside of Philadelphia that boasts lively streets, fun shopping, and incredible food.
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A charming lakeside village in Wisconsin offers plenty of excitement for art lovers, whether you want to get your hands dirty or admire artisan work.
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A day trip to one of Tennessee's parks near Memphis has historical significance, as the site of one of the most controversial battles of the Civil War.
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Located in the middle of the Seine, this Parisian island is home to incredible architecture, charming shopping, and absolutely amazing French cuisine.
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Nature and culture collide at an Ontario village where you can see the Canadian wilderness through the eyes of talented artists before experiencing it yourself.
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While this heavily touristed city may not have the best reputation, it was surprisingly crowned the happiest city in the United States in a 2025 study.
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For a true beer lover's vacation, spend some time visiting one of America's oldest independent brewers at their eco-friendly North Carolina brewery.
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For the perfect mix of history and outdoor adventure, this small Pennsylvania town has it all, including vintage railroad attractions.
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This Michigan destination is brimming with culture, from artistic outdoor sculptures to artisanal shops, all packed in a charming mid-sized city.
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For a laid-back vacation that combines enjoying a nice hike with incredible food and some U.S. history, this small Virginia town has you covered.
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If you're looking for a quaint and quiet town filled with art, charm, and outdoor activities, then look no further than South Carolina's "Little Golden Town."
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This city in the province of Alberta is like a Canadian version of Nashville with its famous rodeo, music festivals, country vibes, and plenty of things to do.
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Seaside delights, American history, and locally made art collide in this walkable New England harbor town located just outside of Providence.
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A vibrant arts scene, a diverse array of restaurants, and distinctive architecture are just some of the reasons why this LA neighborhood is worth a visit.
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If you plan on going on a safari in Tanzania, make sure to spend time in this scenic and culturally rich town that is located in the foothills of Mount Meru.
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This city in Oklahoma will surprise you with its unique festivals, quirky charm, and a big food and art scene that'll satisfy any type of visitor.
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If you're searching for an underrated gem of a place in Europe, look no further than Kosovo's "Little Jerusalem," the second-largest city in the country.
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This massive, historical monolith in Africa's Sahara Desert is a sight to behold. Learn how to reach it and what to expect at this hidden gem.
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Experience 1920s life in the South at this immersive Mississippi museum, where you can walk through authentic buildings plucked from the past.
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Experience the "Golden Age" of video game culture at this nostalgic New Hampshire gaming center, deemed the biggest arcade museum in the world.
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In San Diego, discover one of the country's oldest wineries where you can sip on vino, browse a unique assortment of shops, and take in the stunning sights.
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Dive into the Netherlands' famous cheese culture with a trip to this Dutch city known for its Rick Steves-approved cheese museum and a weekly cheese market.
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This ancient canal system close to Mexico City earned the title "the Venice of Mexico" because of its beauty, culture, birdwatching, and plenty of boat rides.
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Dating back to 1790, this historic New York town is home to countless architectural gems and museums, along with outdoor adventures and parks like Letchworth.
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