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Top 26 Winter Getaways in the USA for 2025

Martin Ruiz011 mins
When the cold weather arrives, it elicits varying emotions in everyone. Some relish the chill, others dread it. However, regardless of your preferences, winter vacations can provide a refreshing escape. From the snowy magic of Central Park in New York City to the sunny beaches of South Beach Miami, explore exciting winter destinations that are both affordable and thrilling.
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Ultimate 3-Day Zurich Itinerary for 2025 Travelers

Joshua Liu016 mins
Zurich is often at the top of any Switzerland itinerary. As the financial capital of the country, the largest city in Switzerland, and a picturesque setting on Lake Zurich and the Limmat River, there are plenty of things to keep you busy. Three days in Zurich is just enough time to experience it all. This itinerary will help you plan the perfect three days in Zurich, including the best activities, sights, and dining spots.
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Top 12 Charming Small Towns to Visit in New York

Melissa Sullivan07 mins
Amenia, near the Connecticut border, offers charming architecture, antique shops, and stunning views. Its name, derived from the Latin for “pleasant to the eye,” fits perfectly with its scenic pastures and lush woodlands. Popular activities here include fly fishing, horseback riding, and hiking theHarlem Valley Rail Trail. For a relaxing stay, consider the historicTroutbeck, nestled on 250 acres.
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Discover Annecy: The ‘Venice of the Alps’ with Scenic Canals and Gourmet Dining

Joshua Liu011 mins
Winding canals have made Venice one of Italy’s most famous tourism darlings. However, many other destinations across Europe also boast scenic waterways. You’ve likely heard of Giethoorn, affectionately known as the “Venice of the Netherlands.” But what about Annecy? This atmospheric mountain town settled at the tip of Lake Annecy in southeastern France lures travelers with its charming old town crossed by canals and bridges — hence its nickname the “Venice of the Alps.” The town is also home to heritage-rich landmarks like Château d’Annecy and Palais de I’Île, charming churches, fascinating museums, cozy bistros, and Michelin-rated restaurants taking alpine cuisine to new heights.
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