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  • National Bank of Philadelphia building in the city's Nicetown-Tioga neighborhood
    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania By Bridget Gleeson 1 month ago

    The Disturbing Reason Even Philadelphia Locals Avoid This Northern Neighborhood

    Philadelphia is one of the country's most dynamic metropolises. But that means taking the good with the bad, and sometimes avoiding the bad altogether.

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  • Sunrise over snow and winter trees in Verhsire
    Vermont By Emily Adam 1 month ago

    This Tiny Vermont Town Is A Hidden Gem With Nearby Farm-To-Table Eats And Local Artisan Shops

    Head into Eastern Vermont to find a hidden gem that's close to many great farm-to-table restaurants and where you can enjoy the weekly farmer's market.

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  • Cocktail with a view of the steaming volcanic crater at The Rim at Volcano House, Hawaii
    Hawaii By Anastasia Mills Healy 1 month ago

    Hawaii Has The Only Restaurant In America With A View Of An Actively Erupting Volcano

    A rare dining experience awaits on Hawaii's Big Island, where guests can enjoy a meal with a stunning view of an active volcano inside a famous national park.

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  • Passengers walk through New York City's Grand Central Terminal.
    Arts and Culture By Sarah Salisbury 1 month ago

    The Most Beautiful Train Stations In America Are Destinations In Their Own Right, According To Rail Fans

    As car-centric as it is today, America's history of rail travel remains a crucial part of its legacy. These relic stations maintain their former grandeur.

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  • Great Egret bird, Ardea alba, soaring in flight in Atchafalaya Swamp National Wildlife Reserve, Louisiana
    Louisiana By Stephen Hanson 1 month ago

    This Scenic Louisiana Loop Is One Of The Best Birdwatching Destinations In The South

    A scenic route through Louisiana's wetlands offers some of the South’s best birdwatching, where forests, bayous, and trails create a haven for wildlife lovers.

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  • Bicyclists riding through street in downtown Mackinac Island
    Michigan By Elizabeth Smith 1 month ago

    The 'Most Bicycle-Friendly City' In The US Is A Paradise Island That Feels Like Europe

    Enjoy European luxury and car-free bicycle bliss at this Michigan island, named the most bicycle-friendly city in the United States.

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  • An aerial view of downtown Pittsburg, Kansas
    Kansas By Emily Adam 1 month ago

    This Charming, Overlooked Kansas City Is An Affordable Gem With A Vibrant Ethnic Heritage And Culture

    Besides being home to a kaleidoscopic landscape of natural beauty, Kansas features a wealth of small communities that are more dynamic than you might realize.

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  • A house built against the cliffside in Cortez, Colorado
    Colorado By Rene Bennett 1 month ago

    Colorado's 'Most Wishlisted Rental' Is Built Into A Canyon With Surreal Views And Nearby Fun

    This Airbnb near Cortez is tops on travelers wish lists for good reason: The cabin is built into the canyon wall, surrounded peaceful desert scenery.

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  • A flight takes off the morning of the cancellations
    Air Travel By Mina Elwell 1 month ago

    Delta Flight Attendant Explains Which Types Of Flights Are Likely To Be Canceled During The Government Shutdown

    The government shutdown is causing canceled flights across the U.S. Here are the routes that are most likely to be canceled, according to a flight attendant.

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  • Trees and a green landscape near Daleville
    Virginia By Madeleine Bee 1 month ago

    Nestled In The Blue Ridge Mountains Is An Unsung Virginia Getaway With A Lively Town Center

    This charming Virginia town offers convenient access to both outdoor adventures on the water and a town center packed with restaurants and shops.

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  • Sunset over lake in Eustis, Florida
    Orlando, Florida By Ikam Acosta 1 month ago

    'America's Hometown' Is A Tranquil Lakeside City In Florida With Rural Vibes And A Vibrant Downtown

    Escape the Orlando crowds by visiting "America's Hometown," a tranquil lakeside city in Florida with a vibrant downtown and plenty to see and do.

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  • Airplane flying overhead against cloudy sky.
    Air Travel By Patrice J. Williams 1 month ago

    This US Airline Dominates The Charts For The Cheapest Flight Deals

    Once beloved for its open plan seating and free checked baggage policy, this low-cost airline is still topping charts for its cheap flights according to Going.

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  • Seafood pasta with clams
    Europe By Nola Sarkisian-Miller 1 month ago

    This Seafood Faux Pas Screams Tourist When Visiting Italy

    We've all been warned not to order a cappuccino after breakfast in Italy, but asking for this with your seafood dish will earn equal judgement (and eye rolls).

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  • Plaza de España in Seville, Spain, with its grand arched building and canal
    Europe By Chelsea Bengier 1 month ago

    The Top 3 Sunniest Countries In Europe Are A Dream For Digital Nomads And Sunshine Seekers

    Europe's sunniest destinations are attracting digital nomads and travelers seeking warm weather, rich culture, and laid-back Mediterranean living.

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  • Aerial view of Ciudad Del Este along the Paraná River, the second-biggest city in Paraguay
    News By Rebecca High 1 month ago

    This Tourist-Friendly Country Is Transforming Into The 'Silicon Valley Of South America'

    You may have trouble finding this South American country on the map, but it's emerging as a global tech hub and is also a warm and welcoming place to travel.

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  • A winding road leading through fields to Montana's Crazy Mountains range during sunrise.
    Montana By Ben M Stower 1 month ago

    Montana's Best-Kept Secret Is A Mountain Adventure Haven With Few Crowds And All The Beauty

    Adventure through Montana’s rugged mountain landscapes at an under-the-radar range that boasts incredible views, amazing treks, and quaint Western towns.

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  • Rattlesnake in Texas
    Texas By Audrey Simons 1 month ago

    The US State With The Most Snake Species Isn't For The Faint Of Heart

    Those who have a phobia of snakes might want to steer clear of this Southern state with more species of the reptile than anywhere else in the country.

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  • A hand holding a small semiprecious stone
    Outdoor Adventure By Sarah Salisbury 1 month ago

    America's Best Destinations For Gem Hunting To Find Stunning Souvenirs

    Gem hunting, or rock hounding, is a fascinating hobby that allows people to find rare rocks and stones from amethyst and agate to sapphires and even diamonds.

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  • Traffic lights in Japan displaying green lights
    Asia By Tanni Deb 1 month ago

    The Fascinating Reason Japan's Traffic Lights Are Blue Instead Of Green

    In Japan, there's an interesting reason some green traffic lights look blue and why locals may even refer to the "go" light with the Japanese word for blue.

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  • Mount Albert in Colorado, with trees in the foreground
    Colorado By Jenna Kelley 1 month ago

    The US State With The Highest Average Elevation Will Take Your Breath Away (Literally)

    This state is higher above sea level than any other in the U.S. Here's how to keep yourself safe from altitude sickness when exploring its peaks.

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  • bear up ahead on the trail
    Travel Guides By Mina Elwell 1 month ago

    America's Top 5 States With The Least Amount Of Bears

    If you love hiking, camping, or generally spending time outside in the American wilderness, there's a chance that you're going to encounter bears.

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  • Hermosa Beach pier at sunset
    Beaches By Tess Kazenoff 1 month ago

    2 Beaches In The Los Angeles Area I Go To For The Most Spectacular Sunsets

    Los Angeles has over 260 sunny days a year and 75 miles of shoreline. According to this LA local, these two beaches are best for beautiful, crowd-free sunsets.

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  • Government Palace in Asuncion on sunny day
    Central and South America By Nola Sarkisian-Miller 1 month ago

    'Affordability Is Off The Charts' For Retirees In This Safe, Overlooked South American Country

    If you want to retire in luxury, head to this overlooked South American country, where income tax is low, housing is cheap, and life is good.

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  • train running through Wilmington, DE with fall color
    Travel Guides By Kelley Dukat 1 month ago

    This Wildly Scenic US Train Ride Is A Coast-To-Coast Journey From Skyscrapers To Bayous

    All aboard — this Amtrak route spans 12 states between New York and New Orleans, passing historic sites and stunning landscapes along the way.

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  • aerial view of the Bahamas and turquoise water filled with boats
    Florida By Christine Dulion 1 month ago

    Florida Daredevils Are Risking Lives Piloting This Type Of Personal Watercraft To The Caribbean

    Thrill seekers are jetting across the waters between Florida and the Caribbean, but it's not easy. This crossing requires expert prep and respect for the sea.

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  • Adirondack chairs around a fire pit with a hammock behind.
    Michigan By Christine Dulion 1 month ago

    Michigan's Adults-Only Glamping Retreat Offers Bathhouse Bliss And Free S'mores

    This adults only woodsy getaway is the perfect escape, with stunning A-frames and glass cabins, a s'mores buffet in the evening, and private fire pits.

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  • Grapes growing in a Minnesota vineyard
    Minnesota By Jean Chen Smith 1 month ago

    Minnesota's Iconic Vineyard Destination Offers Curated Tastings, Live Music, And Hands-On Experiences

    This Minnesota city boasts the first vineyard and winery in the state. Stop by to taste unique varietals adapted to cold temperatures over live music.

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