Sitting between Scotland’s two biggest cities is a market town most visitors pass by, yet it quietly packs in food, shops, and scenery worth the stop.
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Good eats and a unique museum await you in this village with honest-to-goodness Midwestern charm — and you hardly need to drive out of Cincinnati to get there.
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Don't overlook this Nebraska city's timeless charm and unique attractions, many of which are concentrated in the preserved historic downtown.
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Though this Iowa city is small, it's bursting with nostalgic energy, from its old Lincoln Highway gas station to its retro festivals and restored buildings.
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This historic little fishing village in Florida doesn't have a big population, but it does have a lively seafood restaurant scene complete with live music.
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This Illinois village, an hour from Chicago and 40 minutes from Springfield, has a nostalgic diner and ice cream parlor, plus a surprising Route 66 connection.
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Sandwiched between two of Washington's biggest cities, this community is a bright and colorful retreat right on the lake, with art around every corner.
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This suburb of Atlanta, Georgia is a hidden gem that will delight lovers of sprawling parks featuring wooded trails as well as satisfy adventurous eaters.
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Rising tall above the green hills in a gorgeous Mediterranean country, this 30-resident medieval town is a magical hub of local festivals and delicacies.
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After decades of operation, this historic Hawaiian hotel underwent a massive renovation and now boasts new rooms, a spa, updated pools, and other amenities.
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When in Japan, you'll likely want to sample all that Japanese cuisine has to offer, but make sure to avoid these restaurant faux pas to leave a good impression.
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Visitors from all over descend on this small but vibrant oil town for its legendary 10-day festival, which only takes place once every five years.
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If you're traveling to America from Europe and planning to eat a sit-down meal at a restaurant, you'll want to read this list of unwritten dining rules first.
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While this Michigan city may be on the small side, it offers a relaxing getaway for arts enthusiasts, foodies, and outdoor lovers with kids in tow.
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This tranquil Pennsylvania destination offers boating, angling, lakeside dining, and beautiful natural scenery perfect for a relaxing escape.
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This charming Louisiana suburb near Baton Rouge has railroad history, local food, and excellent museums, making it perfect for a day adventure.
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Stretching roughly a mile long in the heart of Baltimore is one of America's coolest streets for lovers of quirky shops, boutiques, music, and tasty eats.
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If you're looking to break from the populous cities of Milwaukee or Madison, a charming spot with shops and restaurants galore lies right in between.
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A master-planned Florida destination between Tampa and Fort Myers blends outdoor recreation, community events, and waterfront gathering spots.
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If you're looking for seafood in Charleston, Hyman's is usually the go-to restaurant recommendation. But there are even more amazing places to eat in the city.
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Coffee lovers and foodies alike can add Vietnam's coffee capital to their travel bucket list. It's a top destination for flavorful street food and rich brews.
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Pittsburgh isn't the only place in Western PA with plenty of vintage charm. History buffs and nature lovers will find plenty to enjoy in this small town.
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Just outside downtown Baltimore is a vibrant arts district where murals, galleries, and independent eateries shape an unexpected cultural hub.
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Just outside a major East Coast city is a town combining lakes, colonial history, and local dining that most visitors never think to explore.
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Italy might get all of the attention, but this underrated destination in the heart of the continent might just be Europe's best foodie escape this year.
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The charms of Québec are on show in this friendly bayside city, which pairs scenic beaches and river activities with fresh seafood and delicious dining.
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This city between Lake Tahoe and Sacramento is located on a crossroads that makes it a hidden Sierra gateway to charming wineries, local eats, and recreation.
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