A postcard-worthy blend of thatched roof cottages, fishing boats, and crescent-shaped sandy shoreline, this village is nothing short of idyllic.
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An Alabama suburb near Mobile offers trails through scenic wetlands and delicious Gulf Coast cuisine, alongside an affordable cost of living.
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This Kansas highway stop brings vintage Americana to life through motoring memorabilia and a Pixar connection, while also offering homestyle dishes.
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This gateway to the U.K.’s High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is ringed by vineyards, gardens, and parkland, and home to indie cafés and stores.
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Scotland's west coast has plenty of hidden gems, including a town known for its annual oyster festival and warm temperatures (for the UK, that is).
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Discover a little-known island nestled between Michigan's eastern edge and the Canadian border, where you can enjoy some local eats and trek through nature.
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There's a different Wild West in Canada at this quaint town where you can explore the Gold Rush and local history, enjoy tasty foods, and traverse fossil beds.
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Home to a waterfall that has inspired poets and artists, this enchanting little town is worth more than a pit stop in Yorkshire Dales National Park.
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Delicious foods, hands-on activities, walkable shopping, exciting art galleries, and more all await you in this Michigan town's exciting downtown district.
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Bay Area baby boomers have set their sights on this scenic city near the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and its appeal goes well beyond the mountain views.
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Set amid California’s desert landscapes, this historic city boasts shops and eateries along its Main Street, with nearby mountain trails to explore.
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Once a medieval transport hub, this rapidly developing city offers snug cafes, cozy inns, and a November carnival with the UK's biggest light processions.
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England's Jurassic Coast is one of the country's most magnificent natural areas, and this charming village is one of its finest destinations.
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New England charm is alive and well in this gorgeous town with wonderful waterfalls and beautiful bagels, just a short drive from downtown Boston.
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For a tropical-feel vacation that's not quite so remote, this Florida town boasts sandy beaches and a downtown district that's perfect for a day trip.
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For a unique market town experience, head to this spot in Northern England with independent shops and historic buildings dating back to the 11th century.
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You can spot Wembley Stadium from a countryside walking trail, explore a rose garden, and enjoy family outings in this charming town near London.
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A short trip from Edinburgh reveals a town where coal-mining history, leafy walking routes, historic landmarks, and local businesses share the spotlight.
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Taking a trip at Christmastime should be as magical and festive as the season, and you can't go wrong with a reservation at one of these U.S. restaurants.
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Bristol is one of England's most enchanting destinations, and it makes a great base for exploring the historic castle and tasty restaurants of this nearby town.
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Fancy a pint with a side of history and a serving of outdoor adventure? Then head to this charming English village surrounded by natural beauty.
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This city, just outside Jacksonville, offers a view into the laid-back side of Florida which is full of historic buildings, cute downtown shops, and trails.
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This town, located in Northeast Scotland, highlights a unique culinary tradition that dates back hundreds of years and fascinating red stone ruins.
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While Athens may be Greece's capital, it isn't the country's food capital. Head to this Greek island for traditional, slow-paced meals and stunning views.
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England's railway heritage is alive and well in one of its most famous train hubs, a charming destination with vibrant markets and good food.
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Nebraska's Ogallala pairs Old West charm and local eats with sandy beaches, waterfront camping, fishing, and outdoor family adventures near Lake McConaughy.
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Having only been designated an American Viticultural Area in 2010, this compact wine region in Los Angeles County remains a lesser-known gem.
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