This east coast vineyard has a top-rated experience for visitors. It is a two-hour adventure featuring a guided tour of the winery and a seated wine tasting.
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When traveling from Cincinnati to Indianapolis, there is a beautiful small town. It's a great place to visit for outdoor fun and shopping at local stores.
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If you're looking to visit a city on your vacation that is literally a blast from the past, this Georgia city is packed with Victorian buildings and history.
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This historic Chicago neighborhood offers cozy cafes, unique shops, Old World charm, and a famed autumn celebration that's steeped in tradition.
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Learn about the birthplace of aviation when you visit this underrated national park complete with a museum focused on significant residents of the city.
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If you want to check out the best places to live in America in 2025, these two large cities provide good weather, low crime rates, and plenty of attractions.
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This hidden Gulf Coast canal town near New Orleans blends world-class fishing, rustic seafood dining, and coastal charm, making it a must-visit paradise.
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Two hours north of Grand Rapids, the natural alcoves between dunes make for the perfect beachside camping spots along the tranquil shores of Lake Michigan.
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New York vacationers don't have to rely on the Big Apple. This serene town tucked in the Adirondack Mountains gives you easy access to Lake Champlain.
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Even though this fun and affordable tour might get a bad rep with locals, Florida travelers consistently rave about the experience, calling it a must-do.
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The entrance is tricky to find, and there are some rocks to navigate on the way, but this little slice of the Pacific coast is worth the trek.
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Think the least-ranked hiking state isn’t worth visiting? Its wild rivers, canyons, and sunsets might just change how you see outdoor adventure.
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Between two of the Texas' biggest cities lies a road trip packed with small-town charm, riverside fun, and historic sites that make every mile worth the stop.
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Admire the architecture of one of Wisconsin's most stunning lighthouses and kayak to red limestone sea caves while exploring this now-unpopulated island.
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You know about Chicago of course, but there's so much more too see in Illinois, like this wooded paradise that's perfect for all your outdoor adventures.
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This charming small town in Atlanta, Georgia, is a well-off suburb full of family-friendly experiences and plenty of horseback riding events.
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Few things are as thrilling as seeing a magnificent beast in its natural habitat, but some of the world's most beautiful animals are best given a wide berth.
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This coastal country ranked first for the second year in a row as the best place for expats to live. Residents enjoy a high quality of life and low cost of living.
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This canyon outside Boulder is a recreational paradise with trails for hiking, biking, and ATVs that will delight novices and experts alike.
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If you're hoping to explore more of the Garden State, this scenic byway lets you travel along the riverfront in style. You'll never look at New Jersey the same.
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The five most expensive U.S. vacation destinations based on costs related to travel, food, and accommodation are scattered all across the country.
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Tucked near San Francisco is a quintessentially California community that's nestled on the bay and showcases jaw-dropping scenery and unique architecture.
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For an affordable lakeside getaway, head to this Pennsylvania city near Erie with quiet lakeside campgrounds and small-town artsy vibes.
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It's just 25 minutes outside Chattanooga, yet has a world of adventure of its very own, from hang gliding to BBQ to antique shopping. Here's what to know.
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From overcrowded beach hotspots to inaccessible vantage points, here are five LA tourist traps to skip and five alternatives to visit instead, per a local.
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From its famed dahlia flowers to its walkable downtown full of shops to explore, this peaceful city near Portland, Oregon also has no shortage of local eats.
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This tiny town in the middle of Nebraska is known as the "Birthplace of Kool-Aid" and highlights fun festivals, public artwork, and themed restaurants.
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