Hot dog lovers definitely can't miss West Virginia's Hot Dog Capital, which is an artsy college town serving unique hot dogs in the Appalachian mountains.
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Need to take a breather from the hustle and bustle of NYC? This nearby town boasts a smattering of picturesque hikes and mouthwatering grub.
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Lovers of this briny delicacy will be spoiled for choice in California's caviar capital, where "bumps" of sturgeon roe are served alongside frozen martinis.
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With 35 miles of shoreline, highly-rated local restaurants, a renowned cycling route, and plenty of hiking, this quiet lake town in Indiana is plenty of fun.
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From its charming main thoroughfare to its restaurants, hiking spots, and nearby amusement park, this New Jersey city is brimming with things to do.
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While Rick Steves is known for his insights on Europe, he spends most of his time in the U.S., in this artsy, culture-filled Pacific Northwest town.
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In the heart of one of France’s most iconic gastronomic cities, you can enjoy local bites and wines at a delicious summer street food festival.
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These largely uninhabited island off the coast of Italy are also popular with locals craving an affordable island vacation destination. Here's what to know.
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For an authentic Italian experience, skip the most popular destinations and head to this trending coastal region, known for its scenery and food.
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Once called "the coolest street in Los Angeles," this iconic boulevard is now home to several closed storefronts and a tarnished reputation.
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This famous foodie and lifestyle mogul named Japan their favorite travel destination, largely thanks to its top-notch seafood and iconic cuisine.
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This Connecticut city is giving New York and Chicago a run for their money after being dubbed the "pizza capital of the U.S." Here's where to get your next pie.
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This historic neighborhood in Philadelphia is famous for its Italian eateries and lively, local atmosphere. Here's what you'll find on its walkable streets.
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If you're a fan of the blues and music history, consider this Mississippi destination a must-visit. There, you'll find live music, festivals, museums, and more.
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Experience a mix of old and new at this Buffalo hotspot, where you can eat, drink, kayak, attend events, and more, all in a unique industrial setting.
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Tuck into a feast at Jupiter's top-rated hidden seafood gem, which pairs daily catches with an ever-changing menu and desserts that diners rave about.
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A town just outside of Portland is a culinary destination of the Pacific Northwest, with a melting pot of dining experiences that will please any foodie.
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This amazing but wildly underrated neighborhood in San Francisco is a treasure trove of amazing eateries and unique shops. Here's what you'll find there.
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This Tennessee city combines small-town charm with an impressive mix of lakeside fun, delicious Southern food, local shopping, and cultural sites.
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A casino on the edge of Lake Tahoe is a destination for world-class steakhouse dining, top-tier skiing and shows from some of the biggest names in music.
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This community in Virginia is steeped in American history and also offers plenty of opportunities for boating, water sports, beautiful bay views, and seafood.
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While many try to avoid a layover in this bustling Southern travel hub, you might want to stop by the airport to try its selection of high-quality restaurants.
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Wine lovers and beer drinkers alike will have plenty to do on the scenic shores of West Michigan, where wineries, breweries, and distilleries abound.
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Sample fresh cheese, and then meet the sheep who made it (along with other friendly animals), at this charming farm tucked in the mountains of Tennessee.
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Escape Tokyo's crowds in this laid-back neighborhood where vintage shops, record stores, and quirky cafés create the perfect antidote to big city chaos.
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If you find yourself in the Southeast, you can explore the North Carolina Oyster Trail, which offers a wide array of activities, exhibits, and tasty cuisine.
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Hidden in France's wine country, this medieval village combines ancient castle ruins with a bustling marketplace that gives it a timeless appeal.
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