Ringed by meadows, wineries, heathland, and forests, this historic town in the South Downs National Park also has a farmers’ market, cafés, and festivals.
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If you're looking for an outdoor adventure in Vermont, head to this state park nestled against a massive lake and outfitted with a variety of campsites.
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This natural harbor is one of the most popular boating ports in Europe, with over 9,000 vessels of every shape and size and miles of waterways to explore.
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Shop at a farmers' market and watch cricket on a village green, then catch a play, attend a festival, or drink in a pub in this commuter town north of London.
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Whether you want to relax at its cozy campground or go fishing on its sprawling lake, this Minnesota state park could be a good fit for your next adventure.
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Arty houseboats, a fort, cafés, and beaches -- one of which is a nature reserve: This artistic community on England’s south coast has a lot going for it.
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For years, travelers crossed these paths. Some were dangerous and replaced by safer alternatives, while others were re-routed. All lie abandoned today.
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For an off-the-beaten-path artsy spot near Ipswich, head to this coastal town with art galleries, High Street shopping, North Sea views, and a summer festival.
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Discover a lively Louisiana college town with a storied strawberry-growing past, Southern hospitality, a walkable downtown, local arts, and delicious dining.
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With everything you need for a relaxing and restorative trip, this Midwestern town is an easy travel day from Des Moines. Here's what you need to know.
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This English town pairs Michelin-recognized dining like Woven by Adam Smith with events like Royal Ascot's world-famous horse races and celebrity guests.
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Characterized by red sandstone buildings, a famous castle, and historic alleyways, this unassuming town is a foodie hotspot and a gateway to the Lakes.
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On England's east coast, you'll find an underrated and eccentric town known for its art connections, stunning beaches, and a historic craft brewery.
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A Chicago-area suburb offers a change of scenery with neighborhood galleries, historic landmarks, leafy trails, and plenty to fill a relaxed day trip.
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Ringed by trails, this village in Hertfordshire is home to ruined Roman baths, a Victorian viaduct, heritage churches, and traditional pubs.
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This county offers everything that makes a life in Vermont inviting: Easy access to the outdoors, farm-to-table restaurants, inde shops, and year-round fun.
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England’s market towns are filled with history to explore. Walk along cobbled streets while exploring independent shops and tasting craft brews.
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Camp and fish for bass, crappie, and catfish at this lake in the heart of Texas, or swim and look out for bald eagles, egrets, and white-tailed deer.
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This historic town has a lovely mix of things to do and sights to see, plus some surprisingly good restaurants and interesting family activities.
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Less than an hour from Liverpool, you'll find a town that's home to a shopping center, a popular Mexican restaurant, and a nature park steeped in history.
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Alight from a steam train in this town in South East England and explore a 500-year-old church, medieval restaurant, Georgian pub, and quirky boutiques.
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On the edge of a national forest in Alabama, you'll find a charming little city with a local lake, charming shops, a historic theater, and vibrant events.
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Learn the Vatican rules tourists should know before visiting, from dress codes and bag restrictions to photography, food, and museum etiquette.
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A nearby Midwestern state leads destinations for Chicago boomers, offering smaller-city living, cultural attractions, breweries, and outdoor recreation.
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This Ohio city offers easy walks beside a historic canal and a wooded creek, plus local kitchens serving French toast, chicken adobo, curries, and steaks.
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Minnesota has plenty of lake recreation opportunities, but for a more secluded vibe, this underrated gem offers a secluded fishing experience.
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The spot sits along scenic Route 138 on Quebec's North Shore, offering fishing village vibes, saltwater adventure, and nearby camping.
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