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Within Seattle’s vibrant cityscape, a charming neighborhood has plenty of chic boutiques and delicious brunch spots you can easily walk between.
Read MoreSince 1948, this Japanese-Hawaiian restaurant, tucked inside a bowling alley in LA’s Gardena, has dished out generous and affordable portions of iconic dishes.
Read MoreYou don't need to book a trip to the Netherlands to see fields of tulips in bloom this spring. You can easily go to this gorgeous flower farm in the U.S.
Read MoreIf a trip to England isn't in the cards, visit this 1918 replica of Stonehenge in Washington. Learn about its unique history and visit the nearby art museum.
Read MorePicnicking in LA is a surefire way to enjoy nature time, save money, and relax. Here are its prettiest picnic spots, from oceanside retreats to hillside havens.
Read MorePlenty of restaurants have shaped cuisine in the United States, but four establishments still open today keep that legacy alive. Here's where you'll find them.
Read MoreThis vibrant LA neighborhood is the ideal spot for any California-bound bibliophile, featuring a library, literary-inspired restaurants, and a massive bookshop.
Read MoreThis museum in Atlanta, Georgia is often labeled as the city's worst tourist trap. But, what makes this spot so touristy and is it really all that bad?
Read MoreAs the fabled home of the Ringling brothers, this quaint Wisconsin city has historical ties to the circus but also offers wonderful shopping and dining.
Read MoreThis hip area of Los Angeles is a must-visit for its iconic restaurants, vibrant arts scene, inclusive nightlife, and famous walkable streets.
Read MoreIf you want to take a vacation to Italy but can't quite yet, explore Italian culture in the U.S. instead. Here are the best Little Italys across America.
Read MoreIf you're looking to get away from the Seattle crowds, this city in coastal Washington has plenty of natural beauty, including beaches and mountains.
Read MoreWhen you're short on time at an airport, it can be easy to accidentally lose something or leave it behind. Here are the items most commonly lost when flying.
Read MoreLocated just outside of San Diego, this charming and old-school city is full of wineries, art galleries, and plenty of unique and eclectic shopping and dining.
Read MoreFor a beautiful seaside destination in California that is full of great beaches and charming restaurants, head to this city between San Diego and Carlsbad.
Read MoreWhether you're looking for a new place to live or a wellness-focused spot to visit, here are five of the healthiest cities in the U.S. according to research.
Read MoreNear Seattle on Washington's San Juan Island, this charming town is ideal for relaxing in nature. It's super walkable and one of the best places to spot whales.
Read MoreSeattle has many trendy streets with great restaurants, however, some may be less safe than you think, like this surprisingly dangerous waterfront neighborhood.
Read MoreIf you want to experience the Wild West for yourself, you have to check out this unique Arizona town filled with historical details and tourist attractions.
Read MoreGarlic ice cream? How about a 40-clove chicken? You can get all this and more at San Francisco's iconic garlic restaurant, a California mainstay since 1991.
Read MoreKnown for mussels, oysters, nature adventures, and as the filming location for "Practical Magic," this second-oldest Washington town is an island paradise.
Read MoreFor a European-style vacation without the long flight, head to this California destination with beaches, islands, and neighborhoods that exude European charm.
Read MoreThis stunning European city is known for its safety, high English proficiency, and endless attractions, making it a top pick for a first-time solo female trip.
Read MoreHead to this coastal city in Oregon to escape the hustle and bustle of Portland and enjoy plenty of scenic kayaking and cheese samples at a famous creamery.
Read MoreVisit this charming Oregon town, reachable by public transportation from Portland, with a Historic Downtown filled with shops, restaurants, and wineries.
Read MoreThis thriving California Gold Rush city is home to unique galleries, vintage shops, historical mines (that you can explore from within), and the Hangtown fry.
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