This riverfront town near Washington D.C. is a walkable gem that allows you to shop in small businesses, visit art galleries, and admire historic architecture.
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If you love the Sunshine State, but want a break from Miami's crowds, there's a walkable, retro city that's close to all the Florida action.
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This Indiana city, located just outside Chicago, makes for a comfortable, family-friendly getaway, with lively festivals, peaceful parks, and gorgeous views.
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This multi-day hike that starts around Lake Como and cuts through the Alps in Lombardy has a wealth of beautiful scenery and historic villages and castles.
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A Pacific Northwest resort city is a prime destination for golfers, or those looking for a lake vacation with nights spent downtown.
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This adorable, medieval town in France is an excellent alternative to Bordeaux thanks to it's beautiful riverfront, excellent wines, and fascinating history.
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This coastal town in Southern England offers beachy vibes but is also a wonderful place to explore art galleries and a mysterious grotto full of shells.
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For a taste of historic Georgia, head to this picturesque waterfront Savannah walk that is full of charming shops, great restaurants, and bars with river views.
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This quiet town in Ohio nestled near the Appalachian Mountains and is an underrated place full of great places to shop, explore museums, and enjoy the outdoors.
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This charming spot in England's Cornwall is a seaside escape filled with art galleries, picturesque coastal views, Victorian houses, and a unique swimming pool.
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This mining town turned ghost town offers visitors a glimpse into Arkansas' rich history, with challenging hikes and abandoned buildings.
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A stunning historic riverboat stop in Louisiana is a revitalized small town with boutique shopping on the edge of a state park, home to a gorgeous lake.
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Just about an hour from the Bay Area, this charming California city offers a slower-paced escape with a range of outdoor activities, plus public art and more.
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Pompeii isn't the only ancient Roman city that was affected by Mount Vesuvius. Check out this historic gem in Italy if you're looking to avoid crowds.
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Just a short drive from the island's most popular destinations, the "street art capital of the Caribbean" is making a name for itself in a big way.
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This hidden town in Washington is perfect for a northeastern vacation with scenic, relaxing hikes and the chance to find your very own fossil.
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If you're looking for a quiet getaway, this historic West Virginia city might be just what you need. It has a theater, a river and trails, and a rich history.
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If you are looking to retire in North Carolina, make sure to consider the Research Triangle area which has great benefits, healthcare, and plenty of activities.
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This hidden gem city in Missouri is only 90 minutes from Kansas city and is home to some major annual festivals, a lively downtown, and artsy flair.
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This island off the coast of Venice is a truly artistic paradise that gives visitors a glimpse into the haven's history and its talented community of artisans.
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Pompeii is a must-visit archaeological site in Italy. However, travel expert Rick Steves recommends a detour to Naples with its iconic museum and "secret room."
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Though it's small, this eccentric Delaware town claims to be the "center of the universe," with its historic homes, Quaker landmarks, and unique shape.
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A Pacific Island U.S. territory is a tropical paradise with something for the history buffs and space lovers, plus its a pristine destination for snorkeling.
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This truly unique experience high in the Austrian Alps is a great experience (unless you're afraid of heights). Read on for all the dazzling details.
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For a truly unique experience in Malaysia, pay a visit to a nearly abandoned city that was once envisioned as a thriving, futuristic real estate project.
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Within Upstate New York’s gorgeous, leafy scenery, there is one quaint village overflowing with an active arts scene, local shops, and tasty restaurants.
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This Kentucky state park is home to several fascinating sites, including a 76-foot Osage orange tree and a reconstructed pioneer settlement.
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