Surprisingly, Pennsylvania only has one official town in the whole state, but it doesn’t disappoint, boasting quaint vibes down Main Street and local charms.
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Just north of downtown San Antonio, a compact, walkable area delivers standout dining, vintage shops, nightlife, and scenic access to the River Walk.
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This historic mountain town in Maryland boasts a warm, artsy spirit, with outdoor trails and railways inviting visitors to explore the Great Allegheny Passage.
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Ghost towns hold a special place in travelers' hearts not only because of their eerie nature, but because of their history. This Florida town is no different.
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Nestled between two major midwest towns is a cute lakefront suburb worth making the short drive to for a day of activities right on the water.
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Looking for a serene vacation destination that puts you in direct contact with nature? This town in the Southern Hemisphere may just be the spot for you.
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Wisconsin's biggest city isn't just a vibrant metropole, it's got quieter suburban pockets, too. And this nearby neighborhood is a perfect waterfront retreat.
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There's no shortage of outdoor adventures in this Kentucky town nestled in the woods and surrounded by lakes, waterfalls, and scenic hiking trails.
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Once renowned as a South American party capital, this island haven is now a high-tech hub, and a home away from home for freelancers.
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From kelp forests and coral reefs to deep-sea research, conservation science, and hands-on exhibits, this San Francisco aquarium offers an in-depth experience.
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The U.S. is famous for its fabulous wines, but one state is the undisputed king of the castle when it comes to charming vineyards. Oenophiles, take note.
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Hidden deep in Colorado's Rocky Mountains, this former mining town is now an epic escape that offers high-elevation trails and historic charm.
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From the Everglades to former cattle ranches turned preserves, these five Florida spots offer some of the best chances to see alligators in the wild.
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You don't need a time machine to experience the '70s - just visit these famous American towns and cities for a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
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Ever noticed those gorgeous LED overhead lights at the airport in Indianapolis? There is more to the vibrant light show than immediately meets the eye.
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San Juan Islands in Washington state is known for beautiful trails and pristine waters, and this state park is a must-see if you're after those features.
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With a gorgeous waterfall and a national forest nearby, this surprisingly affordable South Carolina city is perfect for an affordable getaway.
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Whether you drool over fresh pasta or crave pizza, hot from the oven, the capital of Italy is a surprising travel hotspot for those who can't eat gluten.
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Along Florida’s stunning coastline sits a world-class golf course that values precision and difficulty — and insiders say it’s the state’s finest.
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The Sierra mountains of California are a great place for adventurers to visit. The first leg of the proposed town-to-town trail is now open for visitors.
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Featuring a sprawling lake, cozy campsites, and easy access to some of the best bass fishing in Nebraska, this recreation area is an outdoor paradise.
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There's a small, waterfront suburb outside Seattle where homes fetch upwards of $50 million. It's not a gated community but it's extremely private.
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The Midwest is home to Italian-influenced districts filled with classic restaurants, churches, festivals, and communities worth planning a stop around.
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In 2026, Oregon’s iconic city of Portland will open a long-awaited market, complete with delicious restaurants, artisan vendors, and foodie events.
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Indiana might not be on your bucket list of places to visit, but it's a great place to visit if you want a nice, quiet escape from the hustle and bustle.
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Skip the popular Colorado ski resorts of Vail and Aspen for the quiet, undisturbed slopes of an abandoned ski resort that offers pristine runs and no crowds.
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Planning a Chicago food trip? These are the kinds of honest, unfussy places the great Anthony Bourdain gravitated toward on his visits to the city.
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