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In an unsuspecting Wexford, Pennsylvania park lies the Fountain of Youth. Here’s what "miracles" to expect, how to find it, and the story behind its creation.
Read MoreVisit the only tea plantation in the United States! Explore the 127-acre property in South Carolina on a tour and savor its unique American Classic tea.
Read MoreA glass mosaic in Pennsylvania is an iconic artwork with a rich and controversial history, with easy public access inside a historic apartment building lobby.
Read MoreCincinnati's oldest park is one you could stroll through without ever knowing its historical significance. It was meant as a market, but took another form.
Read MoreThe biggest art heist in history, valued at $500 million, happened at this iconic Massachusetts museum. Here’s the story and why it’s a must-visit destination.
Read MoreThe village of Fabbriche di Careggine in Tuscany is fully submerged under Lago di Vagli but every once in a while it makes a ghostly appearance above the water.
Read MoreFor a sanctuary of music and art, look no further than this hidden gem in Indianapolis with themed rooms, funky installations, and an eclectic community spirit.
Read MoreTraveling 4,440 miles to England is quite a journey; why not visit Alliance, Nebraska instead to see America’s own Stonehenge, made from 38 gray-painted cars?
Read MoreIn Canada's Yukon Territory, you'll find a peculiar attraction dating back to 1942, featuring over 77,000 signs ranging from street names to speed limits.
Read MoreThis underground natural wonder is an amazing spectacle that resembles the awe-inspiring cascades of Niagara Falls within Mammoth Cave National Park.
Read MoreDespite travelers regularly ranking it among the rudest places in America, this state remains one of the most visited destinations in the entire world.
Read MoreA bloody battle took place at one of Pennsylvania's most historic travel destinations, where travelers can explore a field and town where battle scars remain.
Read MoreHidden in the Nevada desert, there’s a little-known micro-nation with its own currency, self-proclaimed dictator, flag, and a whole "country" you can visit.
Read MoreIn New York, time is money. Save your cash for sightseeing and fun adventures with these affordable ways to navigate the Big Apple like a travel-savvy pro.
Read MoreThis unique hotel near Auckland Airport in New Zealand is a destination in itself, offering exceptional service, contemporary design, and world-class amenities.
Read MoreThe oldest flea and farmer's market in Vermont is a treasure trove of food, antiques, and unique specialties offered by over 100 vendors. This is a must-visit!
Read MoreNot everyone thinks of the cemetery as a tourist destination, but this hidden treasure near Atlanta, Georgia is home to some iconic works of art and history.
Read MoreThis 200-foot 19th-century bridge crossing the Souhegan River in New Hampshire is on the National Register of Historic Places and a scenic walk to behold.
Read MoreIn the Mad River Valley in central Vermont, there are a number of charming inns that visitors and locals alike can book for an escape in the Green Mountains.
Read MoreThose looking for crowd-free slopes of fresh powder should head to this resort in Vermont. It has 260 acres of mountainside to ski for affordable prices.
Read MoreA must-visit for anyone interested in American history is this Civil War battlefield in North Carolina, which was the site of a major turning point.
Read MoreInstead of Paris, visit this Baltic city for fewer crowds and more money in your wallet. Explore its Old Town, historic monuments, art galleries, and markets.
Read MoreGrab some of the best bites that this Boston neighborhood has to offer on a guided food tour. Walk the area with local experts to eat and drink the day away.
Read MoreTwo museums in Asheville, North Carolina, celebrate the history of American-made goods. Appreciate early automobiles and fine textiles in this unique village.
Read MoreThis one-of-a-kind hotel in Midtown Manhattan makes guests feel like they are at home. Book a room and be in walking distance to iconic sites in New York City.
Read MoreConnecticut is home to one of the oldest museums in the country. This quirky collection of oddities puts visitors in the minds of people over 200 years ago.
Read MoreAn old inn in Berkshire County, Massachusetts is a lovely place to stay when visiting. The natural beauty of the region inspired the works of many artists.
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