Massachusetts' Serene Town Is A Scenic Coastal Getaway With Antique Shops And Tasty Eats
This quiet community roughly 30 miles from Boston is famous for being the birthplace of fried clams and the home of several renowned antique shops.
Read MoreThis quiet community roughly 30 miles from Boston is famous for being the birthplace of fried clams and the home of several renowned antique shops.
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Read MoreThese 5 charming New York City diners have vintage vibes from the '70s and in some cases even earlier, as well as extensive menus full of delicious eats.
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Read MoreHome to German-style breweries, historic architecture, and unique restaurants, this edgy neighborhood near Denver's downtown is a Colorado must-visit.
Read MoreColorado is known for its skiing and winter delights, and if you're looking for a charming getaway just outside the city, this might be the spot for you.
Read MoreVisiting Key West on a budget? Here are the best free things to do in Key West, from beaches and historic sites to museums, parks, and hidden local gems.
Read MoreFlorida in the 1970s was a different vibe, according to those who experienced it firsthand. Get a taste of "Old Florida" today in these five nostalgic towns.
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Read MorePlanning a trip to Charlotte? Eating North Carolina barbecue is a must. These eateries are loved by reviewers for their affordable prices and delicious staples.
Read MoreThis most walkable neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio, is an artist's haven with cultural events and destinations, as well as good restaurants and shopping.
Read MoreLooking for a budget-friendly Florida beach getaway? These swim-friendly coastal spots offer calm water, sunshine, and affordable places to stay.
Read MoreFilm buffs should check out this once-thriving resort on Hawaii's Kauai Island that is now abandoned but was a major part of movie history.
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Read MoreMichigan is known as the Great Lakes State for a reason. Swap your hiking boots for a kayak to see some of the best shoreline in the state on this watery trail.
Read MoreThis popular local beach in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is beautiful and is a short distance from mouth-watering street food kiosks on the beach just east.
Read MoreExplore Minnesota’s top outdoor ice skating venues, from Twin Cities rinks to Gunflint Lake, with scenic trails, rentals, and winter activities.
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