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  • Warning sign on California beach
    Beaches By Nick Robertson 5 months ago

    These Beaches Are Considered The Filthiest In America

    Nothing ruins a good beach day like coming across a filthy combination of sand and sea, and these beaches around America have the dirtiest reputations.

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  • A woman doing yoga in Carefree, Arizona desert
    Arizona By Jenna Kelley 5 months ago

    Arizona's Wellness Hub Is A Scenic Desert Town With Local Shops, Outdoor Activities, And A Mellow Vibe

    If you're into laid-back vibes, outdoor adventures, yoga classes, and shopping small, look no further than this quaint desert town in Arizona.

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  • Solo female traveler walking with rolling luggage through a city
    Tips and Hacks By Lauren Kershner 5 months ago

    The Unintimidating Trick That Makes Traveling Alone As A Woman Easier, Safer, And Empowering

    Traveling alone as a woman can be intimidating. Our expert shares the best way to make solo trips feel more approachable while staying safe.

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  • Popular nightlife spots in Albufeira, Portugal
    Europe By Jenna Busch 5 months ago

    One Of Portugal's Most Popular Beach Towns Might Implement A Controversial 'Bikini Ban' For Tourists

    Before only packing bikinis and sunglasses for a vacation to one of Portugal’s most popular beach towns, you should check out the local laws around swimwear.

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  • Haida Gwaii
    Islands By Islands Staff 5 months ago

    Why You Should Travel To Haida Gwaii, Canada

    Just 130 miles from Vancouver Island in Canada sits a culturally rich archipelago called Haida Gwaii -- here is why you should travel there.

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  • A natural hotspring stone pool overlooking a mountainous valley
    Idaho By Eric James Beyer 5 months ago

    Hidden In Idaho's Mountains Is A Little-Known City For Endless Outdoor Thrills And A Thriving Downtown

    Within a small Idaho city, you’ll find a quaint downtown area and access to plenty of outdoor thrills in the surrounding mountainous landscapes.

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  • Street view of buildings in Arcola
    Illinois By Jon Bitner 5 months ago

    In The Middle Of Chicago, St. Louis And Indianapolis Is A Quaint Charming Illinois Town With Unique Shops

    This quaint Illinois town is known for its rich Amish culture, the unique "Hippie Memorial," and as the birthplace of the creator of the Raggedy Ann dolls.

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  • Route 66 sign on desert road
    United States By Ryan Cashman 5 months ago

    The Best Route 66 Attractions By State, According To Research

    There are so many incredible attractions dotted along Route 66, how are you supposed to know where to start? Luckily for road trippers, we've got some ideas.

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  • Person pressing an elevator button
    Travel Guides By Jenna Busch 5 months ago

    The Big Difference American Tourists Will Notice About Elevators In Europe

    American tourists in Europe might be surprised by some key differences in elevators. From size to how floors are labeled, it’s not quite what you’re used to!

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  • Roses and a gazebo in the Formal Rose Garden in Columbus Park of Roses
    Ohio By Lauren Kershner 5 months ago

    One Of America's Largest Public Rose Gardens Is A Free Floral Park In Columbus With Enchanting Pathways

    Stop and smell the roses at one of the largest public free-entry rose gardens in the U.S., a lovely 13-acre oasis in Columbus, Ohio, home to over 12,000 blooms.

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  • Historic Downtown area of Forest Grove, Oregon
    Oregon By Leslie Veliz 5 months ago

    The Charming City With A Downtown Of Shops And Wineries That's A Short Transit Ride From Portland

    Visit this charming Oregon town, reachable by public transportation from Portland, with a Historic Downtown filled with shops, restaurants, and wineries.

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  • A lake and trees on a sunny day in Larry and Penny Thompson Park, Miami
    Florida By Rene Bennett 5 months ago

    One Of Florida's Best Hidden Gems Is A Beachy Tropical Campground Right Next To A World-Class Zoo

    Escape the bustling city and spend a few nights at this memorial park and campground, outfitted with a freshwater lake, hiking trails, and a zoo next door.

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  • New Sydney Fish Market design
    Australia By Eric James Beyer 5 months ago

    Sydney's Futuristic Seafood Market Promises To Rival Its Opera House As An Iconic Tourist Mecca

    Sydney, Australia, has a new seafood market under construction to replace its current one. This fish mecca attracts millions of tourists each year.

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  • Aerial view of Na Mokulua off the coast of Oahu
    Hawaii By Kira Reinke 5 months ago

    Escape Bustling Tourist Crowds At A Quiet Set Of Hawaiian Islands With Pristine Beaches And Clear Waters

    Hawaii is a popular tourist destination for a reason, but that means there are often large crowds. These secluded spots, though, offer beauty and solitude.

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  • Red double-decker buses in London seen through a rain-streaked window
    Europe By Rene Bennett 5 months ago

    The Best Rainy Day City In All Of Europe Is This Destination Full Of Indoorsy Arts And Culture Activities

    A rainy day might ruin a trip to the beach, but this cosmopolitan destination has plenty to do when skies are stormy. Pack an umbrella and get ready to explore.

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  • Historical European city on a cloudy day
    Europe By Amy McMahon 5 months ago

    The Type Of Attraction Rick Steves Recommends If You Want To See The 'Macabre Side Of Europe'

    Europe is known for its rich and sometimes dark history, and to experience its macabre side, Rick Steves suggests visiting this specific type of attraction.

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  • A narrow street in San Sebastián, Spain, with people dining outside
    Europe By Jamie Ditaranto 5 months ago

    A Foodie Paradise City In Spain Is Home To The World's Most Famous Cheesecake And 20 Michelin Stars

    Along Spain’s northern coast is a city with no shortage of Michelin-starred restaurants. Enjoy some of the country’s best cuisine and world-famous cheesecake.

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  • Yellow
    Arts and Culture By Grae Gleason 5 months ago

    Hidden In West Virginia's Mountains Is A Secret Village Full Of Charm Best Known As 'Little Switzerland'

    This small West Virginia town celebrates Swiss culture year-round with seasonal festivals, amazing food, informative museums, and much more.

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  • The boulder field at Pennsylvania's Hickory Run State Park
    Pennsylvania By Stephen Hanson 5 months ago

    The Breathtaking Pennsylvania Park With Tranquil Lakes, A Massive Boulder Field, And Hidden Waterfalls

    When heading to the Pocono Mountains, make sure to spend time in this breathtaking Pennsylvania state park with waterfalls, lakes, and a massive boulder field.

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  • Cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde National Park
    Colorado By Jon Bitner 5 months ago

    The 'Gateway To Mesa Verde' Is A Quiet Artsy Colorado Mountain Town With Cozy Coffee Houses

    Just 10 minutes from the national park, this Colorado town is the gateway to Mesa Verde. Explore its quaint streets and relax in one of its local coffee shops.

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  • Two girls in a vintage car in Italy
    Europe By Jenna Kelley 5 months ago

    Rick Steves Reveals What Americans And Canadians Need In Order To Rent A Car In Europe

    Renting a car in Europe can help you get off the beaten path, but there are a few requirements you must meet before booking a vehicle, according to Rick Steves.

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  • Lake Glenville in the fall in North Carolina
    North Carolina By Anahid Akkam 5 months ago

    Some Of North Carolina's Most Pristine Waters Are Hiding In A Lake In The Heart Of The Smoky Mountains

    This mountain lake, one of the highest-elevation lakes east of the Mississippi, offers the perfect playground for paddling, tubing, boating, and so much more.

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  • View of the ocean from the Monterey Beach Hotel
    Hotels and Resorts By Kristin Conard 5 months ago

    The Only Beachfront Hotel In Monterey Highlights The Area's Beauty And Bounty

    Recently renovated, this stunning beachfront hotel in Monterey is the ultimate Californian escape, featuring beautiful rooms, restaurants, and unique amenities.

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  • The sternwheel paddleboat Dixie navigates Webster Lake
    Indiana By Matt A. Claiborne 5 months ago

    Indiana's Oldest Sternwheel Boat Provides The Perfect Lake Adventure Through A Scenic Waterway

    Dating back to 1929, Indiana’s oldest sternwheel boat offers a unique adventure across Webster Lake. What’s its history, and how can you experience it?

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  • Gardens and a fountain at Greystone Mansion
    California By Lilly Paltsev 5 months ago

    One Of Los Angeles' Most-Filmed Locations Is A Breathtaking Free-To-Visit Beverly Hills Estate

    Featured in films like "Spider-Man" and shows like "Gilmore Girls," this extravagant Beverly Hills estate is a must-visit LA attraction. Best of all, it's free!

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  • house in cumberland valley, PA
    Pennsylvania By Isabel OToole 5 months ago

    Fresh Food, Lush Forests, And Exciting Outdoor Adventures Await In An Uncrowded Pennsylvania Town

    For an insightful vacation experience that includes entertainment both indoors and outdoors, head to this small but exceptional Pennsylvania gem.

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  • Passengers crowd the deck of a cruise liner going through a canal
    Cruises By Atika Shubert 5 months ago

    Why Some People Really Hate Cruises And How To Tell If You'll Be One Of Them Beforehand

    Cruises aren’t for everyone - some people even hate them. If you’ve never been on one, we’ll help you decide if this unique travel experience is right for you.

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