The Alps are home to some of the best outdoor adventures in Europe, and this charming, under-the-radar village is known for its world-class cliff diving.
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A state park in Pennsylvania is a less-crowded stargazing spot. Here, astronomy lovers can get comfy and observe meteors, nebulae, the Milky Way, and more.
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Enjoy sunbathing on the sandy beaches of Lake Erie, doing water sports, or having fun at local wineries and arcades at this lakeside retreat in Ohio.
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A train across America in winter is one of the most epic winter vacations. These are the most breathtaking rides, from the Rockies to the Adirondacks.
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Lovers of architecture will enjoy strolling around this neighborhood in the south side of Chicago. See Givins Castle and homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
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This cute little city just outside of Detroit, Michigan is a favorite among locals who love the shopping, nightlife, and culinary delights it has to offer.
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A state park in North Dakota, located on a scenic island, offers visitors the chance to hike, boat, swim, and fish. Stay at a cozy cabin or no-frills campsite.
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This nation not only offers a budget-friendly escape with stunning beaches and natural attractions, but it is also the most generous country in the world.
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Since 1906, this national monument in Wyoming has been America's first. Explore its many hiking trails, rock climbing routes, and camping opportunities.
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In California's mountains, discover a quiet town bursting with outdoor fun. Swim in the local lake, go on an inspiring hike, and sleep under the stars.
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The Hudson Valley is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of New York City, and this village might just be your new favorite getaway.
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Barcelona is one of Spain’s top tourist destinations, and locals have some helpful tips on how to avoid hefty crowds and become immersed in the culture.
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In Asia, you'll find the world's largest shopping mall, with room for 2,300 stores. But be warned: The gigantic space might not be exactly as you imagined.
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A roadside stop in Cottonwood features a 30-foot-tall beagle named Sweet Willy and other intricate carvings by artistic couple, Dennis and Frances.
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An East Coast road trip along America's oldest highway takes you through historic Charleston, culture-filled Philadelphia, and pizza paradise New Haven.
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During a trip to LA, make a stop at this iconic restaurant, loved by the late Anthony Bourdain and considered to be the birthplace of the French Dip sandwich.
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Head to this small city in Mississippi that is considered to be Kermit the Frog’s birthplace and houses vibrant murals of famous musicians from the state.
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Visit a nature park in the middle of the Ozarks for a tram tour or horseback riding. Visit Missouri calls the park a slice of "unspoiled Ozark paradise."
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If you're drawn to tranquil water views, rich local culture, and traditional medicine, book a stay at this wellness resort in a relaxing town in India.
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This living ghost town in Nevada might be small but it boasts some unique adventures like hot springs, backcountry canyon hikes, and even ancient petroglyphs.
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The tallest waterfall in New Jersey is located in a state park that offers amazing hiking trails, plentiful wildlife, and gorgeous scenery any time of the year.
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This NYC luncheonette has been a beloved institution since 1925, dishing out everything from fluffy pancakes to egg creams. Drop in for a taste of history!
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Art and nature walks in London give more than just an immersion in nature. They are rich in history and culture, and grant views of iconic landmarks.
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In this article, we argue why you should spend the holiday season with your loved ones at Universal Orlando Resort. Our reasons are festive, we promise!
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A literary gem in Rhode Island is filled with rare manuscripts and historical treasures, ranging from writings of presidents to works of prestigious authors.
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The Shenandoah Valley is full of vacation hot spots, and this small Virginia town has plenty of shopping, eating, and singular natural attractions.
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Instead of Paris, visit this Baltic city for fewer crowds and more money in your wallet. Explore its Old Town, historic monuments, art galleries, and markets.
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