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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) When visiting Cambridge, Massachusetts, one not-to-miss attraction is the well-respected Massachusetts Institute of Technology. This private research university set on 168-acres (68 hectares), is home to five schools and 34 academic departments, research
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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Known for its steep and deep terrain (Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is home to some of the most advanced in-bounds terrain in the country) and annual snowfalls averaging 450 inches per winter, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is a powder hound’s mecca. But what you might no
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Jackson Hole Aerial Tram
Jackson Hole Aerial Tram One of the most iconic symbols of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, the Jackson Hole Aerial Tram has been whisking guests and locals 4,139 vertical feet in fifteen minutes to an altitude of 10,450 feet (3185 meters) at the top of Rendezvous mountain since 1966. The current Tra
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Historic Rosedale Plantation
Historic Rosedale Plantation Once part of a 919-acre plantation, this Dilworth neighborhood landmark was built in 1815 by Archibald Frews, a multi-tasking merchant, postmaster and tax collector. Visitors can wander the eight-and-a-half acres of year-round gardens, but the only way to see the inter
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Hilo
Hilo Hilo might be the Big Island’s largest settlement but it’s a laid back coastal place, with some classic old buildings and wooden storefronts. The town is on Hilo Bay, overlooked by the volcanoes Manua Loa and Mauna Kea. In town, visit the Pacific Tsunami Museum to learn about the wild waves t
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Harvard Square
Harvard Square This popular square is a thriving hub for street musicians and performers thanks to pedestrian-friendly streets and a deep-rooted history in the American literary scene (colonial Poet Anne Bradstreet once lived here). Travelers will find plenty of local life, as well as restaurants,
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Glacier Bay National Park
Glacier Bay National Park The thunderous splash of calving glaciers is a common sound in Glacier Bay National Park. Located on the border between Alaska and Canada, the massive park contains a huge number of glaciers, which descend from high snow capped mountains into the bay to create spectacular
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George Ranch Historical Park
George Ranch Historical Park This 23,000-acre living history museum provides a glimpse into one family’s life over four generations. More than 100 years of Texas history are explored at this nineteenth century ranch, which is still in operation today, beginning from 1824 when the area was still pa
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Fort McHenry National Monument & Historic Shrine
Fort McHenry National Monument & Historic Shrine The Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine is one of the most popular attractions in Baltimore. Critical events changed the course of history here, when the fort’s soldiers successfully saved Baltimore from British attack in 1812. Inspir
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Fort Adams State Park
Fort Adams State Park Fort Adams State Park is one of Newport’s most popular playgrounds. In summer, locals and visitors alike come to swim, fish, sail, play soccer, and picnic on its 105 acres, all against a panoramic backdrop of Newport Harbor and Narragansett Bay. The park is also the site of F
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Forsyth Park
Forsyth Park Named after a governor and made famous by its live oaks, dripping Spanish moss, and Confederate Memorial Statue, Forsyth Park is the green hub of historic downtown Savannah. A 30-acre park, this expansive stretch of greenery is home to outdoors enthusiasts, Victorian-era mansions, and
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Finger Lakes
Finger Lakes One of New Yorks premier wine regions and an area of relaxation, hiking and natural beauty, the Finger Lakes serve as an ideal getaway, whether coming for a weekend trip from New York City or making it the focus of a longer vacation. The Finger Lakes region is made up of numerous lake
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Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum One of Key Wests most famous residents, Ernest Hemingway, called the island his home from 1931 to 1939. Nestled among towering palm trees, the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum is a popular destination that allows you to see where the iconic American author lived an
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El Capitan
El Capitan Yes, its a big rock, but what makes El Capitan a must-witness sight in Yosemite is the fact that its the largest exposed-granite monolith in the world. Oh, and people climb it. Rising 3,593 feet (1095 meters)—more than 350 stories—above the Valley, El Capitan was once considered impossi
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Edgar Allen Poe House & Grave
Edgar Allen Poe House & Grave For literature fans, entering the little rowhouse preserved as the Edgar Allen Poe House and Museum is a thrilling experience. The famous author lived in the 5-room house in the 1830s, and a visit to the museum provides an atmospheric glimpse into the daily life of by
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Charlotte Motor Speedway (NASCAR)
Charlotte Motor Speedway (NASCAR) Built in 1959, this 2,000-acre motor racing complex features the Superspeedway, a 1 ½-mile quad track that hosts some of NASCAR’s biggest annual events; an approximately half-mile dirt track; and the only concrete, four-lane drag racing strip in the United States.
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Catskills
Catskills Whether youre looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city for a weekend or want to immerse yourself in outdoor adventure, antique shops and B&Bs, the Catskills provide an excellent destination choice. Made up of Greene, Delaware, Sullivan and Ulster Counties, the Catskills region
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Carolinas Aviation Museum
Carolinas Aviation Museum Set on the grounds of Charlotte/Douglas International Airport (CDI), this may be the only attraction in Charlotte you can visit within a few minutes of retrieving your luggage. Dedicated to the history of aviation in North and South Carolina, the 50-craft collection set i
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Carolina Opry
Carolina Opry The Carolina Opry has been entertaining crowds for over 20 years with its winning mix of family-friendly music, dance and comedy. A huge cast of singers and dancers perform in this state-of-the-art theater, set off by a dramatic laser light show and backed by video screens. The 2-hou
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C & O Canal National Historic Park
C & O Canal National Historic Park The C& O Canal National Historical Park protects the mid-19th-century Chesapeake and Ohio Canal along the Potomac River. The canal was built to link Chesapeake Bay to the Ohio River, connecting the east to the frontier west. The canal operated between the 183
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