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How to Take a Walking Tour of Madrid

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Madrid is the largest city in Spain and home to some of the world's finest art museums, stately palaces and bullfighting. Visit this capital city and walk its ancient streets as you admire some of the world's most unique and varied architecture... more »

How to Take a Walking Tour of Oslo

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The capital and largest city in Norway, Oslo is a beautiful old world city nestled against the majestic fjords of Scandinavia. As one of Europe's least populated cities, Oslo is filled with large parks and greenbelt areas that make this city feel ... more »

How to Take a Water Vacation in England

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A water vacation in England can encompass the sea, canals, lakes and rivers, in the cities and the countryside. You can enjoy all the water sports, from surfing to white water rafting. The provisions for water holidays in England are fantastic. ... more »

How to Take a World Tour

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With many airlines now servicing every major city in the world and even smaller cities, people can travel to almost any destination in the world. Further, many cruise lines and travel agencies offer package deals for traveling the globe. Add it ... more »

How to Teach Kids to Pack for Themselves for a Weekend Trip

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Nothing breaks up the doldrums like a weekend trip for the family. Trying to remember what each family member needs can be a challenge. By teaching the kids to pack for themselves, you can focus on enjoying the weekend instead of the hectic ... more »

How to Tour Annapolis, Maryland

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Annapolis, Maryland received its name in honor of an heir to the British throne, Princess Anne. The city was designed by Sir Francis Nicholson in the baroque fashion of Europe, using circles to designate important edifices. A visit to Annapolis ... more »

How to Tour Atlanta, Georgia

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Atlanta is a flourishing and exciting city that has seen tremendous growth and popularity in the last 3 decades, especially after the 1996 Olympics. Atlanta now has close to 3.5 million residents who take advantage of the city's many cultural ... more »

How to Tour Augusta, Maine

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Augusta became Maine's capital in 1827 and is located in the center of the state along the Kennebec River. This historic city is a place where government, industry, education and tourism thrive alongside the beauty that is the state of Maine. ... more »

How to Tour Boise, Idaho

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Boise was named the capital of Idaho in 1864, 2 years after gold was discovered in the Boise Basin. Today Boise is Idaho's largest city, and offers government, education, cultural attractions and diverse sporting activities from skiing to ... more »

How to Tour Charleston, West Virginia

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Founded in 1794, Charleston was chosen as West Virginia's capital city in 1877. Today Charleston is rich with historic landmarks, parks, museums and libraries, and is considered the cultural center of the state. Read below for tips on enjoying ... more »

How to Tour Columbus, Ohio

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Columbus, where the Scioto and Olentangy Rivers meet, was chosen as Ohio's capital because of its central location. Named after Christopher Columbus, it was founded in 1812 is the state's largest city. Columbus is also one of the fastest growing ... more »

How to Tour Des Moines, Iowa

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Founded in 1851 as Fort Des Moines, today the city--now simply called Des Moines--is the capital of Iowa. Although relatively small by national standards with about 535,000 inhabitants, Des Moines is a major center for the insurance industry, and ... more »

How to Tour Dover, Delaware

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William Penn discovered the area now called Dover, the capital of Delaware since 1638. The city experienced major growth assisted by the creation of the Dupont Highway in 1924. Today Dover is a small city with all the benefits of a metropolis ... more »

How to Tour Garvan Woodland Gardens

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Garvan Woodland Gardens is an example of The Natural State at its best: a canopy of pines reaching skyward providing protection for delicate flora and fauna, gentle lapping waves that unfold along the 4.5 miles of wooded shoreline, and rocky ... more »

How to Tour Indianapolis, Indiana

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Indianapolis is a very accessible city for both its inhabitants and tourists. Indiana's capital city is often called the "Crossroads of America," because major roads, bodies of water and railroads connect the city and the state with the rest of ... more »

How to Tour Lansing, Michigan

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Incorporated in 1859, Lansing became Michigan's state capital in 1847. The railroad had arrived by 1863, and an automobile assembly plant was built a few decades later. Today Lansing thrives as politics, culture and business converge to create an ... more »

How to Tour Los Angeles

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Los Angeles is one big city, too big to experience on your own. If you're on vacation there and have only a limited time to see everything, you need to take at least one tour. But just as there are tons of things to see in LA, there are tons of ... more »

How to Tour Phoenix, Arizona

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Originally recognized as a city in 1868, Phoenix, Arizona is now the fifth largest city in the United States with a population close to 1.5 million. It offers arts, culture, dining, recreation and sports, all under the beautiful southwest sun. In ... more »

How to Tour Sacramento, California

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California's oldest city, Sacramento was established in 1849. It is located in the sprawling central valley, and is the seventh largest city in the state. Sacramento was an important link to the rest of the country through the Pony Express and ... more »

How to Tour Saint Paul, Minnesota

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In 1858, Minnesota was admitted to the union and Saint Paul became the state capital. Known as a hideout for gangsters in the 1920s, Saint Paul is the state's second largest city. Along with Minneapolis, its neighbor across the banks of the ... more »

How to Tour Springfield, Illinois

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Established in 1821, the city of Springfield was named the capital of Illinois in 1837. Back then, the railroad helped Springfield establish its commercial base, and coal mining and farming were the city's major industries. Today Springfield is a ... more »

How to Tour the Coral Castle in Florida

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Interested in exploring Edward Leedskalnin's unique and legendary Coral Castle in Homestead, Florida? Examine the unique structure that has perplexed generations of scientists and engineers. Tour the Coral Castle and begin unlocking the mysteries ... more »

How to Tour the Dingle Peninsula

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A tour of Ireland should include a trip to the Dingle Peninsula. Located in County Kerry, this region is well known for its ancient sites and breathtaking geographical features. Fortunately, the Dingle Peninsula can be easily navigated on a ... more »

How to Tour Topeka, Kansas

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The northwestern section of Kansas is the home to its capital city, Topeka. Founded in 1854, the city was a stopping place for westward bound pioneers on the banks of the Kansas River, and was active in the pre-Civil War abolitionist movement. ... more »

How to Tour Upstate South Carolina Landmarks

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The north of South Carolina has been heralded as one of the best places to live in the United States in the last few years. With an abundance of parks, a good climate, and reasonable housing prices, it is attracting a lot of newcomers. And while ... more »

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