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Boulder is hailed as one of the easiest cities in America to navigate, with or without a car. In fact, Boulder has been rated as the happiest city in the country according to the Gallup-Sharecare Well Being Index, with researchers basing that ranking partly on the city’s walkability and bikeability.
Bereft of sun-loungers and ocean-front promenades, Alaska redefines the traditional image of a beach. Here, in the land of humongous glaciers and polar bears, palm trees are mock-ups made from whale baleen, golden sands really do contain gold and, if you want to go swimming, you may have to break a hole in the ice first.
Plush hotels and powder-soft sand beaches are just the tips of the iceberg when it comes to the Cayman Islands. The trio of idyllic isles sits in the Western Caribbean and they’re a playground for sun-worshippers and adventure-seekers.
With its mid-century charm, scenic vistas, and connections to old Hollywood, Palm Springs is a dream destination. Beyond the city’s cutting-edge restaurants, chic boutiques, and reputation for luxury and high-end living, there are numerous free and budget activities to choose from.
With 33 amazing beaches, Anguilla is an island where one can really work up an appetite and thirst. For vacationers who gravitate toward the label of “foodie,” Anguilla is a proper slice of paradise.
The sixth-smallest state in the union, Massachusetts is nonetheless brimming with attractions, including fascinating museums, historic sites, delightful cities, and stunning natural landscapes.
Medellín is a city living a new chapter. Take one step in the Colombian city, share one conversation with apaisa(Medellín citizen) and stroll down a street within its transformed and contemporary barrios to appreciate all that the “City of the Eternal Spring” has to offer.
Despite its vast distances and huge variety of landscapes, getting around in China is convenient and inexpensive. Sparkling bullet trains zip to all corners of the country, while buses connect smaller towns and villages. Air travel is also convenient and generally affordable from most major cities.
Home to 2.5 million residents, the capital of the state of Antioquia is no small country town. Medellín’s climate may be famously pleasant, but it comes with a multisensory chorus of honking cars, heavy foot traffic, and noisy vendors pushing vintage shopping carts through its neighborhoods loaded with carafes oftinto(coffee).
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Visitors to Chengdu definitely need to pack an appetite, as the city is a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. As the capital of Sichuan, there’s no better place to experience the province’s fiery, famed cuisine.
Lake Tahoe is home to Incline Village – one of the US’s most affluent zip codes – and elegant estates that once belonged to California’s social elite. However, this stunning destination offers access to its natural beauty and recreational fun for all visitors. Although some may find parking and entrance fees, there are numerous ways to enjoy Lake Tahoe without breaking the bank. Community organizations warmly welcome individuals eager to learn about Lake Tahoe’s historical, cultural, and environmental facets – often at no cost. From local history to scenic exploration, here are several ways to catch Lake Tahoe’s good vibes for free.
Saskatchewan is known for its stunning grasslands, lakes, and rivers, offering immense natural beauty. Beyond outdoor exploration, the province is rich in unique experiences and hidden gems nestled in quaint towns and cities, perfect for travelers seeking quirky adventures.
Houston is one of the top family destinations in Texas, and it’s not hard to see why. The biggest and best attractions of Houston cater to families with kids of all ages, and most restaurants welcome small to large families with big booths, family-style meals, and kid menus. Your family may not be able to agree on a lot of things, but a trip to Houston should tighten those bonds and put everyone on the same “family vacay” page.
Like many things in Pittsburgh, the parks system has strong ties to the city’s industrial heritage. Pittsburgh was once an industrial boomtown. However, with production comes pollution, and consequently, public demand for fresh air. As a result, the city set aside large green spaces for its residents.
It’s a common dilemma. How do you organize a stimulating family-friendly trip to a US city that will satisfy activity-hungry children but also be interesting enough for accompanying adults? The short answer: visit Seattle.
Graz, in the Austrian state of Styria, is an offbeat destination tailor-made for the cultural and adventurous traveler.
