Before you go to the "Dinosaur Capital of Texas" at Dinosaur Valley State Park, stop at this gateway city, which offers vibrant art, history, and food.
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Responsibly enjoy gambling alongside Gulf of Mexico views, fine dining, and other unmissable amenities at this dynamic casino resort in Mississippi.
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While olives are largely associated with the Mediterranean, one California town is a mecca for the fruit, offering incredible orchard-side dining options.
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In Colorado, surrounded by national parks and forests, you'll find a little town known for rich Puebloan history plus a collection of unique accommodations.
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Outside this small city in Washington is a beautiful forested lake in a state park, where you can explore the landscape and escape into nature.
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This Sicilian town suffered a devastating earthquake but, decades later, has emerged as a top contemporary art destination in Italy for its unique architecture.
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Although this state offers scenic landscapes, classic New England culture, and a rich history, living here costs more than in most other places in the U.S.
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Besides packing your suitcase, it's crucial to load up your phone with the right travel-friendly apps, including this one that's essential in Europe.
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The best state and national parks don't just offer visitors beautiful views; they tell stories. This relatively young park in Oregon does exactly that.
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According to one study that looked at social media sunset posts, this California city is the best in the country for breathtaking, colorful sunsets.
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Discover a lesser-known beach in Indonesia where you can enjoy views of vibrant blue water while lying on soft, white sand without crowds of tourists.
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The pyramids in Egypt hold a sound and light show that brings the country's history to life. However, this island temple has an even better display.
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This island in Boston Harbor is an idyllic spot to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city to see wildlife, hike the scenic trails, and go camping.
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Escape the busy streets of Milwaukee by visiting this nearby city with wonderful beer gardens, a popular Oktoberfest event, and miles of hiking trails.
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If you're hoping to see the night sky light up with dazzling colors, this International Dark Sky Park in Michigan needs to be on your radar.
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This stunning alpine meadow in Kings Canyon National Park offers visitors the chance to spot wildlife, like black bears, and soak up mountain vistas.
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Home to a well that turns things to stone, an 12th-century fortress, and English restaurants serving tea and Sunday roast, this riverside town is a must-visit.
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This mountain town just outside of Chattanooga, Tennessee is home to the tallest underground waterfall open to the public in the United States. Find out more.
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This state park covers over 13,000 acres across three counties in Northeastern Pennsylvania, offering scenic hikes to waterfalls and plenty of campgrounds.
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Dating back to 1872, this mountain ghost town takes up less than a single acre and is considered Montana's smallest state park. Here's why you should visit.
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Located in Ireland and Northern Ireland is a gorgeous UNESCO Global Geopark. Here you can explore a cavern or hike up a breathtaking boardwalk trail.
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No need to arrive hours early here, this poorly ranked Canadian airport only has one restaurant, no lounge, and is only served by a handful of airlines.
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Enjoy live music at the annual jazz festival, take a stroll by the water, or indulge in fresh-caught crab with a visit to this charming Maryland town.
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While it may be small, this historic California city has no shortage of charming shops, restaurants, museums about the Gold Rush, and plenty of wine.
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Discover the small village in Rhode Island that is filled with history, has a beautiful waterfall, and features a surprisingly thriving art scene.
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From leathercraft and antiques to lakeside cafés and cowboy barbecue, this Utah hub blends character with convenience for outdoor explorers.
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This cozy East Coast campground has cabins and space for tents and RVs, and it's just a few minutes' walk from a historic pier and seven-mile-long sandy beach.
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