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Top Attractions in Cape Cod and the Islands for Travelers

Jessica Proctor06 mins
What is it that makes Cape Cod and the nearby islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard so popular with New England travelers, particularly during the summer travel months? The Cape and Islands boast miles of ocean beaches, sand dunes, the freshest seafood served seaside, art galleries, scenic golf courses, and lovely villages. This Massachusetts region’s appeal, however, is much more than the sum of its parts.
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Explore NYC’s Children’s Museums for Free

Jessica Proctor04 mins
The cost of admission at New York City’s fantastic children’s museums can be very frustrating. In most cases, you have to pay for every family member, and the short attention span of young children often means you’ll only spend an hour or two visiting the museum. However, with a little planning, you can avoid high admission fees by checking out this list of free admission days and times. Do consider making a donation when you visit, as maintaining these great museums can be costly.
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Explore NYC: Free Walking Tours in New York City

Jessica Proctor07 mins
Walking tours are a remarkable way to explore a new location, especially New York City. Discovering the city on foot allows you to see a neighborhood intimately and learn about the vibrant culture and history that defines the area. Below, we present a curated selection of free walking tours in New York City that cater to visitors who are mindful of their budget. These tours traverse various neighborhoods and highlight New York City’s iconic parks, such as Central Park and the High Line. While these complimentary tours may draw larger crowds, the value they offer is unmatched!
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Family-Friendly Restaurants in Paris: Top Picks for Dining with Kids

Jessica Proctor05 mins
Paris may be one of the world’s esteemed gastronomic capitals, but visitors with kids may cringe at the idea of finding something for their little ones to eat. They might summon up visions of their youngest picking at a too-rare steak or fussing over unfamiliar vegetables and “fancy” ingredients. Furthermore, even teenagers may display unadventurous eating habits and may prefer something simple and uncomplicated. They might find traditional French cuisine a bit too outside their comfort zone.
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Top Kayaking Spots in Puerto Rico

Jessica Proctor05 mins
Kayaking in Puerto Rico offers not only excellent exercise but also a unique way to explore the island’s stunning natural beauty. From its vibrant reefs and lush mangroves to the enchanting bioluminescent bays, kayaking provides an eco-friendly passport to some of the most picturesque locations on the island. Discover the top kayaking spots and operators that will help you navigate Puerto Rico’s waters.
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Explore Tent Rocks National Monument: A Natural Wonder in New Mexico

Jessica Proctor08 mins
There are destinations that possess an enchanting quality, where visitors feel transported to another realm. Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument is undoubtedly one of those places. Conveniently located just 40 miles southwest of Santa Fe and 55 miles northeast of Albuquerque, this stunning New Mexico landscape iseasily accessiblevia Interstate 25, with plenty of signs to facilitate your journey.
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Top December Festivals and Events in Texas

Jessica Proctor05 mins
Texas temperatures dip during the final month of the year, with averages in the 50s in Dallas. However, the weather remains mild enough for visitors to enjoy a variety of festivals and events throughout the state. Moreover, events such as a Victorian-era festival in Galveston and wine tasting in Texas Hill Country make for memorable vacation experiences in the Lone Star State this December.
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