This spot contains a major technical college, a famed art school, and plenty more to keep students and visitors alike well-fed and entertained.
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If you're planning a getaway with top-quality drinking establishments, all within walking distance, there's a city in North Carolina that tops all others.
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Catch a local art exhibition or show at the community arts center, stay in a restored 19th-century furniture factory, or hike forested trails in this borough.
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With world-class spa services, dishes created by a world-famous celebrity chef, and stunning room views, guests might find it hard to leave this New York hotel.
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Just a short drive from Portland reveals a wine region defined by amphora-aged vintages, basaltic soils, and mountain views across the valley.
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Just an hour from Hartford, this Connecticut town is known for its agricultural heritage plus choice dining, shopping, and outdoor activities.
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Major freeways can impact neighborhood poverty rates, residents' health, and crime. Here's why some downtowns got rid of their freeways to positive results.
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Head to Northeastern Oklahoma for a lush, underrated lake paradise home to vibrant communities like Tulsa and plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities.
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The most appealing thing about scenic Sagamore Hills Township isn't necessarily that it's rated the safest place in Ohio, but it certainly doesn't hurt.
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Located not too far from Lake Tahoe, this stunning mountain lake provides all the fun you'd ever want from a Californian adventure — with none of the crowds.
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Escape to a Vermont hamlet cradled by the Green Mountains, where hiking trails, paddling, and stunning waterfalls promise adventure in every season.
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Upstate New York has some beautiful areas that sit near the Erie Canal. This suburb of Rochester is a great place to go hiking, dining, or shopping.
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This Michigan beach town is the ultimate Midwest getaway, with tranquil, car-free streets, classic eateries, and sandy beaches with crystal clear waters.
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Georgia has plenty of beautiful natural areas to explore, but if you're skittish about snakes, it might be best to avoid these bodies of water.
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Star power is found all over the Big Apple, and many celebrities have dipped their toes into the world of New York bars and restaurants. These are the best.
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Looking to explore Texas' Hill Country? Discover stunning landscapes and outdoor adventures in this charming town that make for the perfect year-round getaway.
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Nestled between salt marshes and river bends, this small Florida town invites travelers to unwind with coastal trails, calm waters, and fresh seafood.
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A scenic Airbnb treehouse nestled in bright fall foliage in New York's Adirondack mountains is the perfect place to immerse in both comfort and nature.
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Adventurers will love this basecamp in the heart of the "Mountain Bike Capital of Georgia." Visit for a day or stay for several to explore the area.
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Austin’s natural side shines at these stunning waterfall spots, where short hikes, tranquil views, and fresh air make every visit unforgettable.
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If you want to find the place where you can fish bass to your heart's content and enjoy great local food, then you don't want to miss this South Carolina town.
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Discover one of Connecticut's most overlooked outdoor escapes, where a forested mountain trail leads to a striking stone tower offering sweeping views.
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Hidden in the Adirondacks on the northeastern side of New York, a luxurious lodge over 125 years old is perfect for your next remote wilderness retreat.
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Anchored by an upscale shopping center not unlike Beverly Hills' famous Rodeo Drive, this lush and peaceful Dallas suburb is a celebrated retirement haven.
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Take a scenic trip through the New Mexico wilderness with this epic route, which takes you through gorgeous landscapes and the lovely town of Taos.
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This leafy suburb in Minnesota is an idyllic place to call home with sophisticated shopping, pretty hiking trails, and easy access to public transportation.
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American history and modernity meet at this central section of Boston. Not everybody can afford to live there, but it doesn't cost anything to stroll through.
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