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Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Dream Trip to Ravenna, Italy

Oscar Walters011 mins
From Florence and Rome to Positano and Capri, Italy is home to many must-visit destinations. However, this beautiful European country also features several less-visited spots, ranging from charming hilltop villages to postcard-perfect coastal escapes. While Ravenna isn’t quite a hidden gem, it’s certainly not a requisite stop on most tourist routes either. This charming northeastern Italian city provides numerous reasons for travelers to take a detour from Bologna for a few days. Located close to the Adriatic coastline of Emilia-Romagna, the former capital of the Western Roman Empire brims with history and offers beautiful, diverse architecture that reflects the many groups that have occupied the city over the years. Besides UNESCO-listed monuments and eye-catching mosaics, visitors can look forward to genuine hospitality and superb food and wine.
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Discover Affordable Vacation Homes in This U.S. Small Town with Caribbean-Like Lake

Oscar Walters06 mins
With11,000 lakestransforming Michigan into a hub for water activities and robust winter sports, it stands as a quintessential year-round vacation spot. Moreover, you don’t have to break the bank to live out your lake life dreams here, as the Midwestern state frequently ranks as one of the most affordable places to buy a second home. For instance, according toRealtor.com’s latest reporton this year’s most economical lake towns, Michigan’s Rogers City holds second place after Danville, Illinois.
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Ultimate Guide to Planning Your Perfect Blue Ridge, Georgia Vacation

Oscar Walters016 mins
If you follow the Blue Ridge Mountains into North Georgia, you’ll come across the aptly named small town of Blue Ridge (population: 1,244). Although small, Blue Ridge boasts a variety of activities and attractions. Within its 2.2 square miles, you’ll discover a main street adorned with charming clothing stores, antique shops, restaurants, and breweries. “We have so many incredible small businesses here,” says Morgan Stephens, owner ofMountain Mama’s Coffee Lounge. While you could spend an entire weekend browsing the downtown spots, there’s even more adventure waiting—hiking, kayaking, and fly fishing in the broader Blue Ridge area.
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Ultimate Guide to the 15 Best Activities in Malta

Oscar Walters011 mins
The Mediterranean island country of Malta is an archipelago of three inhabited islands and several smaller ones. Malta is the main island, followed by smaller Gozo and tiny Comino. Inhabited for millennia and a prize for military and mercantile powers seeking to control the Mediterranean, this country offers a mix of historic and prehistoric sites, seaside resorts, watersports, and lively nightlife. Here are 15 of our favorite attractions to explore in Malta.
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Explore The Huntington Library, Art, and Botanical Gardens

Oscar Walters07 mins
The Huntington Library, Art Collection, and Botanical Gardens are located in the affluent community of San Marino, at the edge of Pasadena. The estate was once the residence of railroad and utility magnate, Henry E. Huntington, who played a pivotal role in developing the San Gabriel Valley. He purchased the property in 1903 and constructed the mansion on the grounds in 1911.
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24 Best Places to Visit in Utah: National Parks, Blue Lakes & Salt Flats

Oscar Walters016 mins
Red sandstone arches, turquoise lakes, and epic skiing are some of the many standout attractions in Utah. Utah doesn’t get as much attention as some of its neighbors, but anyone who’s visited the Beehive State knows that it’s in a class of its own. The landscape transitions from desert marked with red sandstone arches to giant, snow-covered ski mountains and bright-white salt flats. In fact, the terrain is so stunning and varied that much of the natural landscape is designated national park, national monument, or national forest land. It’s impossible to check out every site the state has to offer in one visit, however, certain places stand out. In addition to housing five phenomenal national parks, there are endless ski areas, state parks, hot springs, lakes, and mountain towns that are all worth exploring. With that in mind, here are 24 of the best places to visit in Utah.
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Top Charming Small Towns in the Southern USA

Oscar Walters08 mins
The nostalgic town of Duck, located in North Carolina’s Outer Banks, is home to luxurious vacation rentals dotting the Atlantic Ocean as well as waterfront dining and shopping venues. Visitors can spend their vacation on expansive beaches, shaded bike trails, andrustic wooden boardwalksalong 11 acres of maritime forest and willow swamp trails.A cruiseover the bay shallows is ideal for a toast-worthy sunset. Duck is also one of the most pet-friendly beach destinations in the country — well-behaved dogs are allowed off-leash and canine water fountains can be found all over town.
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