Historic storefronts, creative workshops, local art, and Southern cooking make one charming city a worthwhile addition to your Alabama itinerary.
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This quaint coastal town in Nova Scotia can be reached by ferry from Bar Harbor, Maine, and highlights a clifftop lighthouse, featured in a Hollywood film.
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This seaside beauty is a quintessentially English resort town not far from London and highlights cobbled lanes and restaurants with ocean views.
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While there is no shortage of delicious, authentic fare to be found in Florence, this one Tuscan eatery is a standout in the eyes of Rick Steves.
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Spend a day with the family in this Kansas City suburb, where you can go fishing, practice your golf swing, have a picnic, and sample the local food.
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Spend a day, an afternoon, or an evening in any of these neighborhoods, and you'll get a taste of what makes San Diego so refreshingly diverse.
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Once a bustling Ozarks resort, this small Missouri town now offers a quieter getaway with lake views, trout fishing, boating, and local restaurants.
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One Spanish city remains relatively affordable and free of crowds, despite its stunning views, cultural offerings, and centuries of history.
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This affluent coastal suburb in Maine offers incredible seafood alongside unforgettable ocean views and miles of relaxing trails along its coastline.
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This charming English town in North Yorkshire is a hidden gem with pretty hiking trails through moorlands and plenty of pubs where you can sample local fare.
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A welcoming Kentucky getaway pairs leafy parks and family-friendly recreation with cozy cafes, hearty meals, and plenty of small-town character.
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A charming Midwestern escape combines historic storefronts, quirky public art, riverfront adventures, and peaceful nature just beyond its downtown streets.
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Get a taste of laid-back Gulf Coast life in this underrated city with great year-round weather, an eclectic restaurant scene, and dolphin watching.
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This stunning island paradise, just 30 minutes from Nassau in The Bahamas, highlights friendly pigs and oceanfront cabanas where you can sip with ocean views.
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Retirees with ample savings may want to consider visiting or moving to this Salt Lake City suburb, packed with diverse eateries, shopping, and outdoor spots.
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This mining town in British Columbia was named after the Colorado town of the same name and features stunning alpine views and nearby parks to explore.
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Enjoy the peace and quiet along the canals in this picturesque city near Dallas. Unlike San Antonio's River Walk, this Venice-like area has fewer crowds.
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This riverside pocket in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley blends quaint Colonial homes, brick storefronts, cozy eateries, and winding forested trails.
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This hamlet in England's "The Potteries" is a world-renowned ceramic hotspot that also features lush gardens, a monkey forest, and hands-on classes.
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This Orange County pizza spot was ranked the best in the state, and one of the best in the world, for its pies made with special dough and fresh ingredients.
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Explore magical parks with the whole family, stop for a bite to eat at a local shop, and then enjoy a bit of relaxation on the beach in this summery UK town.
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This popular destination is a playground for Gen Z travelers looking for top-notch eats, unique culture, and easy-to-navigate neighborhoods.
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A quieter Washington getaway combines scenic parks, local restaurants, family-friendly attractions, and easy access to some of the region's biggest highlights.
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Enjoy the endless waves from a beachfront property, dine on delicious fresh-caught seafood, and enjoy the summer vibes at this Prince Edward Island town.
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Philadelphia is packed with iconic attractions and sites, but according to locals and travelers, some spots don't live up to the tourist hype.
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This Missouri city delights travelers looking for a slice of the Midwest, with its rural scenery, historic buildings, annual meat festival, and fishing.
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If you're in Washington, D.C., or Baltimore, you can head to this city that offers unique restaurants, whether you want seafood or soul food, and outdoor fun.
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