Washington is home to some scenic views, including in this little city, where you can camp on the lake and enjoy a meal in a 1950s-style burger joint.
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Take a nostalgic stroll in Julia Child's Paris: Dine in her favorite restaurants and gaze up at the apartment where her passion for French food took flight.
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If you're into beer, pretzels, and delicious schnitzel, you'll want to make a beeline for some of San Antonio's top German restaurants. Here's where to start.
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Just south of Niagara Falls, Ontario's unofficial “beach capital” features sandy Lake Erie beaches, waterfront trails, and lakeside towns near Toronto.
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If you're in New York City and want to hit the beach, you can hop on a train and head to this Connecticut state park, less than two hours away.
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The Land of 10,000 Lakes has no shortage of charming waterside towns to visit, so which ones should you check out? Here's out list of the five best.
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Traveling solo has its perks but can feel extra overwhelming in big tourist hubs. If you're looking to Europe, here are some underrated spots to check out.
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In southern Wisconsin, this welcoming village offers tranquil parks, riverside trails, and open green spaces where visitors can enjoy outdoor adventures.
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From German-inspired wurst breakfast sandwiches to upscale crab eggs Benedict, here the top-rated San Francisco brunch spots with waterfront views.
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Beyond the Great Lakes, there are plenty of extremely deep lakes in Minnesota, many of which are excellent for fishing, swimming, and boating.
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With outdoor markets, Route 66 attractions, historic bridges, and family restaurants, this Illinois city is an easy trip over the Mississippi from St. Louis.
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This little South Carolina city 2.5 hours from Atlanta and Charlotte has a walkable downtown, friendly community vibes, local eats, and interesting history.
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Explore the Jersey Shore city that shaped Bruce Springsteen. Discover music venues, boardwalk highlights, and the coastal spots tied to his legacy.
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Washington, D.C. is famous for its Smithsonian museums, but beyond those well-known institutions the city hides several lesser-known museums worth exploring.
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If you've ever driven along Interstate 25 in Colorado, you might have passed right by this low-key community that makes for a great base for exploring.
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This venue in Canada, the Pacific Northwest's answer to the Las Vegas Sphere, is just as immersive and captivating, but way more affordable for visitors.
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With over 100 miles of shoreline, access to excellent fishing and boating, and a nearby campground, this Wisconsin lake makes for a serene getaway.
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To escape the city, Sacramento locals head to this sandy beach to lounge in the sun and cast a line, away from the crowds on California's coast.
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This secluded hot springs area in New Mexico offers natural, toasty bathing pools, but you'll need to hike through the wilderness to get there.
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If you experience poor sleep and strange dreams when camping in Colorado's mountains, you're not alone. Learn why high-altitude camping is linked to nightmares.
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These massive botanical gardens found in the U.S. will transport you to climates around the world with their variety of flora and greenhouse spaces.
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These sister cities straddle a river and are surrounded by wetlands and forest, making them part of a sportsman's paradise for fishing, paddling, or hunting.
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These nine breathtaking, unique beaches across the U.S. stand out for rare wildlife, unusual geology, colorful sand, and incredible natural scenery.
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New York's newest state park, with Finger Lakes views in the northwestern part of the state, was converted from being a Boy Scouts' camp with scenic waterfalls.
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It's no secret that Portland is a hub of coffee culture, but if you want to experience it like a local, you'll have to find the lesser-known spots.
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These cities in South Carolina are seeing tremendous growth, but most still offer small-town vibes, great local restaurants, and other fun amenities.
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Disneyland Resort in California has multiple tiers for its new annual pass system, with the most expensive one going for $1,900, but is it worth the price?
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