Just outside of NYC’s hustle and bustle, you’ll find one of the best places to live in the country. Enjoy this New Jersey city with a multicultural atmosphere.
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This charming college town offers visitors a walkable shopping district, quick access to several hiking trails, and is within an hour of Sugarloaf Mountain.
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There are plenty of cool spots to explore in Detroit, but this reimagined alley is home to an impressive collection of artwork and popular eateries.
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Just 20 miles from Manhattan is New York's "City by the Sea," home to a 2-mile-long boardwalk built in 1914 and incredible dining experiences.
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In Georgia, a suburb just outside a major city offers lake access, walkable streets, local dining, and outdoor recreation without big-city crowds.
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Traveling through Portland, Oregon? These low-key local food spots deliver satisfying meals and authentic city flavor without high-end prices.
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This New York town known as the 'Snowshoe capital of the world' is an Adirondack paradise with parks, trails for hiking in summer and winter, and beauty.
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In New Hampshire, a mountain village pairs lakeside recreation, classic village streets, and nearby hiking routes for a peaceful New England escape.
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Looking for a retro-themed, kitschy motel in Texas for your next getaway? Check out these five highly-rated and guest-recommended properties.
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Newark, New Jersey, is a town full of history and culture, and if you head to the Down Neck neighborhood, you'll find great shops and fun nightclubs.
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In Illinois, several small towns invite travelers to slow down with walkable downtowns, local festivals, historic streets, and easy access to nature.
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This Alaskan cruise line has shut down operations, ending Inside Passage sailings. Here's what it means for booked travelers and small-ship Alaska cruising.
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From Korean to Ethiopian to classic Southern buttermilk, reviewers on Google and Yelp say these are Philadelphia's best spots for fried chicken.
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This unique Atlanta, Georgia, neighborhood is the best spot for shopping and people-watching. Plus, you can check out these music events, according to a local.
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If quaint towns and beautiful beaches are your idea of a dream retirement, then this East Coast state full of charm and close-knit communities could be for you.
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In Missouri, a small river city near a state border blends creative energy, preserved architecture, and outdoor recreation along a legendary waterway.
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Don't settle for a substandard location in search of great prices. Instead, explore these five excellent budget lodging options in the heart of Pittsburgh.
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Massachusetts' oldest ski area is a large Berkshire mountain gem with a wide assortment of runs, convenient eats, a cozy lodge, and family-friendly snowtubing.
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Located along the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway, this village offers easy trails past towering sequoias and a restaurant serving local, organic ingredients.
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The hands-down best wine bar in Arizona has a wide wine list focused on sustainability, situated inside a cozy English-style cottage in the heart of Phoenix.
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The San Diego coast isn't short on beaches, but some are only accessible via steep, sketchy descents. This sandy strip of ocean shore is a breeze to reach.
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Spanning more than 10 miles, this pedestrian walkway in Texas rolls by scenic beaches, iconic tourist attractions, and several great restaurants.
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If you want to visit a park with beautiful scenery and a lot of history, pack your picnic basket and head to the oldest state park in Pennsylvania.
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These five Midwest destinations preserve 1950s Americana through Route 66 relics, historic storefronts, classic diners, and small-town charm.
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This small town is easy to get to and rewards travelers with fresh food options, a walkable downtown, and scenic Pacific Northwest surroundings.
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Hills aren't the first thing you imagine when thinking of New York, but this neighborhood is full of ridges, trails, and some of the city's best architecture.
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If you're in Colorado Springs, you won't want to miss this suburb. It features shopping, hiking, and absolutely gorgeous views of the Front Range mountains.
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