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Top 10 Midwest Hotels and Resorts for an Unforgettable Fall Escape

As inspiring as the colorful fall foliage of the Midwest is, equally inspiring are the crackling fires, farm-to-fork dinners, and spa treatments you’ll find throughout the region. Luxurious resorts from Iowa and Ohio to Minnesota and Michigan provide picturesque autumnal scenery while pampering guests with a range of amenities. Whether you’re a nature lover, a spa-goer, or a parent seeking kid-centric seasonal activities, one of these Midwestern resorts is sure to fit the bill.
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Discover Happy Adventure: The Ultimate Outdoor Paradise in Newfoundland

The welcome sign made me do a double-take. I was road-tripping on the island of Newfoundland and had just arrived at the Eastport Peninsula, where I was apparently entering some sort of fictional town called “Happy Adventure.” Except it was real, and that was the actual name. Later that day, when I was sitting on a deck overlooking Powell’s Cove with a crisp pint of Iceberg beer and arguably the best fish and chips I’ve ever had, tired but content from a full day of exploring, it would all make sense.
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Discover Why Chile’s Atacama Desert Is the Astronomy Capital of the World: Top Stays for Star Gazing

For dedicated stargazers, Chile’s Atacama Desert is the ultimate destination. It consistently ranks at the top of any “world’s best stargazing” list due to its unique climate and environment. As the driest non-polar region on Earth, the lack of rainfall contributes to its barren landscape, offeringoptimal stargazing conditions.
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Discover Montolieu: The Enchanting Book Village in France with Just 821 Residents

Set between two rivers in the foothills of the Black Mountains, the town of Montolieu has all the dreamy trappings of French country life. I arrived from London around breakfast time to find empty lanes that ran through tiny plazas to a large buttressed Gothic church. Wooden shutters in cornflower blue and poppy red echoed the colors of the region’s wildflowers. However, around 10 a.m., the scene transformed. Shutters opened, and trestle tables laden with books began to fill the streets. Browsers arrived and began sifting through the volumes.
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