Weekend Getaway

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Belying its Cowtown nickname, Fort Worth is a large and lively city with plenty to see and do. Located in the Lone Star State’s northeastern realms not far from Dallas, the metropolis is one of the safest big cities in the nation. Fort Worth ... more »
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The City of Angels is an undeniably amazing metropolis offering world-class attractions, endless dining and accommodation options and bars and beaches pulsating with energy and beautiful people. Regardless of what you’re seeking, you can probably ... more »
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The Music City is the ideal place to tune out the rest of the world for a weekend. The Mecca of country music offers excellent nightlife and performance venues, but also surprises with superb cuisine, top-notch museums and dramatic natural beauty... more »
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Overshadowed by the neighboring tourism Mecca of San Francisco, the City of Oakland isn’t seen by many as a compelling weekend destination. Those that do make the trip, however, will find warmer weather and easier parking than SF has to offer, ... more »
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A thriving metropolitan oasis in the middle of the Sonoran Desert, Phoenix offers weekend visitors an array of activities for all tastes. From shopping to spectator sports and golfing to galleries, you’ll find fun in the Valley of the Sun. Read ... more »
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Probably best-known for hosting Brigham Young University, Provo is a small metropolis nestled in the Utah Valley a bit south of Salt Lake City. While weekenders might not encounter world-famous landmarks here, they will find a low-key locale ... more »
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More than 300 miles northeast of New York City, Rochester might not be the first upstate escape Manhattanites consider when making their weekend getaway plans. Those making the trek to this historic city on the southern fringes of Lake Ontario, ... more »
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California’s capitol is an intriguing mix of old and new, blending historic attractions with cutting-edge restaurants and nightspots. Sacramento is also a welcoming combo of big-city and old-time small town. Visitors will find plenty to do ... more »
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This stunning little city just north of the Golden Gate Bridge has undergone quite a transformation since its funky bohemian days of the sixties and seventies. Today, Sausalito is an upscale escape of chic galleries, fancy inns and restaurants, ... more »
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A visit to Solvang, California is about as close to a European getaway as you’ll find in the American West. Known as the Danish Capital of America, the attractive little city is rife with windmills, Dutch flags, bakeries and cobblestone streets ... more »
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Our nation’s capital encompasses a mix of vastly different neighborhoods and a rich collection of attractions, many of them free to the public. From the historically electrifying National Mall to the boisterous bars and handsome homes of ... more »
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The state’s capital and largest city, Jackson is the ideal locale for a Mississippi meander. Handsome historic sites, a number of attractive college campuses, and some intriguing spectator sports offerings are just part of the fun... more »
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The Big Apple is undoubtedly one of the most dramatic and diverse destinations in the world. Don’t overwhelm yourself trying to see it all over a weekend—-instead, select a few can’t-miss attractions, neighborhoods and dining options and enjoy ... more »
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A city of marvelous mansions and superb seaside scenery, Newport is an accessible New England escape only 75 miles south of Boston. Fine dining, awe-inspiring architecture, and sophisticated shopping options are three of the main reasons to sail ... more »
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A mid-sized Midwestern metropolis, Rockford wins over weekenders with its impressive outdoor wonders and low-key but likeable museums and historic sites. A strong dining scene and active nightlife can be found as well, with many of the ... more »
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Tucked away in rather remote eastern Washington, the state’s second-largest city has never achieved much of a reputation as a vacation getaway. However, those making the journey might be surprised by an attractive metropolis offering pretty parks ... more »
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In a state known for a bounty of beautiful beaches, land-locked Tallahassee is easily overlooked as a great getaway. Those visiting Florida’s capital will find plenty to enjoy, with a welcoming Southern atmosphere, tree-lined alamedas rich with ... more »
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With its many miles of sandy shores and wholesome attractions, Virginia Beach is widely recognized as a stellar family vacation site. Superb seafood, some noteworthy nature sites and a handful of mesmerizing museums are all part of the ideal ... more »
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Kansas’ largest metropolis is a bastion of gorgeous gardens and amusing museums. The "Peerless City" is additionally known for a top-notch zoo, appealing Old Town district and an annual celebration that is one of the state’s oldest ... more »
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Nestled in the Brandywine Valley in Northern Delaware, the state’s largest city is an attractive little metropolis with plenty to do. Wilmington will win over weekenders with a great mix of outdoor splendor and compelling historical and cultural ... more »
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Looking to take the scenic route from Flagstaff to Sedona in beautiful northern Arizona? This drive through postcard-worthy Oak Creek Canyon should not be made without a camera. A photographic memory may suffice... more »
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In 1939, Albert Einstein wrote a letter to President Roosevelt warning that German scientists had split the atom and explaining the dangerous implications behind the developing science of nuclear fission. If Americans didn’t make the explosive ... more »
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Did you know you can travel free if you are a frequent traveler? Yes, you can get free flights, free hotel rooms, free rental cars, free gifts even free gift cards. Read on to find out how... more »
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This may sound like a no-brainer, but in actuality, each year, thousands of precious hours of vacation time are lost by well-meaning, workaholic employees. Under the terms of most employment agreements, vacation days are a standard benefit that ... more »
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Located between Atlanta and the picturesque North Georgia mountains, Alpharetta is bustling with inexpensive family fun. Check out the following steps for parents looking to vacation in this quaint Atlanta suburb... more »