According to hikers, these are the five best hiking trails in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for a scenic outdoor escape both inside and just outside the city.
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There are thousands of campgrounds scattered across the United States. Here are five that were once hits with travelers but are now mere memories.
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Chicago is nicknamed the Windy City, but Illinois is not the windiest state in the country. In fact, you might be surprised to learn what is.
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Opened in the '60s, this once-thriving and iconic Topeka, Kansas, mall was abandoned, and then met a fiery end and the wrecking ball by 2022.
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Colorado is known for its gorgeous peaks and deep canyons, but there's a place in the Balkan Mountains of Europe that gives it a run for its money.
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While there are hundreds of great places to camp in California, these are the five best spots in the state's impressive national parks.
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If nothing but the flaky crunch of shortcrust and the juicy filling of a home-baked pie will crave your sweet tooth, head for this Lower East Side staple.
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Orlando has a whole lot more to do than Disney World, and we've rounded up some of the top spots your family will want to check out on International Drive.
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From Woodstock, New York, to Malibu, California, these are the iconc Bob Dylan locations across the United States that die-hard fans will want to check out.
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In Ohio, this welcoming riverside village offers antique shops, hometown diners, wooded trails, and kayaking along a quiet stretch of the Tuscarawas River.
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This northeast Indiana destination near Fort Wayne offers a monster truck museum, historic downtown, annual festivals, and family-friendly parks.
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This charming Indiana town houses the largest and most stunning winery that includes everything from fruit wines to picturesque ponds.
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These 8 countries are rarely revisited. Learn why places like Vatican City, Mongolia, Bolivia, and Monaco are often “one-and-done” travel experiences.
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TikTok videos will show you all kinds of New York City restaurants, but we've done the research on which ones really live up to their reputation.
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In northern Michigan, this welcoming lakeside town pairs boating, beach days, wooded pathways, and relaxed camping with classic Up North charm.
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Great festivals don't have to take you to big cities and exclusive events — pop out of the city and visit some of these smaller, more accessible flick fests.
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While some buildings no longer stand, history lovers will be fascinated by a QR-guided tour at a former stop on the Underground Railroad.
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Brazil is home to South America's largest metropolis, known for bold street art, world-class museums, and a globally influenced food culture.
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The Music City is the place to be if you're in the market for a new (or classic) guitar, and these shops are the best places to start your search.
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In addition to its cities, Michigan is home to some small villages where you can look at historic buildings, do some antique shopping, and just relax.
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Tour FDR’s summer home, hike coastal trails, and sip tea with seaside views at this international park in New Brunswick, just off the coast of Maine.
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Italy is a bucket list destination for many, and you don't have to break the bank to make it a reality. Here are five budget-friendly Italian cities to visit.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is a gorgeous beach town, and if you want to see the best views in the city, there's one place on the boardwalk you have to go.
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You don't need a car to make the most of your time in these gorgeous lake towns dotted across the United States from New Hampshire to Washington.
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Hike to the summit of Pack Monadnock, picnic by an old fire tower, and catch views of Boston and the surrounding peaks at this New Hampshire state park.
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Brew City is one of the most inviting places in the Midwest, and this friendly Milwaukee neighborhood is a showcase of everything that makes this city great.
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David Bowie spent years in New York City, but this artsy Greenwich Village park was his favorite hangout — and it still thrives as a cultural hub today.
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