The USA has many beautiful cities. Indeed, tourists fall in love with American cities for a number of different reasons as they all have distinctive qualities of their own. Here to help you plan your next visit, are the 26 most beautiful cities in the USA.

The 26 Most Beautiful Cities In The USA

1. Washington DC

First on the list, is the nation’s capital, Washington DC. Here in the heart of the country’s government, you will find a number of beautiful national monuments. Highlights here include the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam War Memorial, the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, the National World War II Memorial, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, the Korean War Memorial, and the National Arboretum pillars. Many of the neighborhoods here feature attractive rows of brick houses. The best time to visit is between March and April when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom.

2. Burlington, Vermont

Burlington is the largest city in the entire state. It is also a surprisingly lively city that stretches from lovely Lake Champlain to the verdant backcountry forests. In fact, the city often slots in as one of the best cities in the Northeast as well.

Burlington also often scores as being a great place for a romantic couples’ getaway. Tourists and locals alike praise its breweries and assorted eateries. Other highlights here include the Church Street Marketplace and wonderful Waterfront Park.

3. San Antonio, Texas

Regular readers may already know San Antonio is more than just the home of the world-famous Alamo and the Alamo Museum. This beautiful city offers arts and culture too. Once a Spanish colonial outpost, it features outstanding Spanish architecture, and the impressive San Antonio Missions too. Other striking worthwhile attractions include The Natural Bridge Caverns, historic King William Street, the popular San Antonio River Walk, the McNay Art Museum Courtyard, the San Antonio Botanical Gardens, and the San Antonio Museum of Art, filled with attractive Latin art.  

4. San Diego, California

San Diego is a city that is not only beautiful but also rife with culture. It has a festive culture that is due to its Mexican roots. Here you can enjoy a little stroll through popular Balboa Park,   

Go swimming, walk on the beach, or just soak up some sun at beautiful Pacific Beach. When you have enough Vitamin D, enjoy a cocktail at one of the bars then dine at one of the beach-proximate restaurants. Your best time to visit depends on your interests. San Diego holds culinary, film, music, visual arts, theater, and other seasonal festivals throughout the year.   

5. Honolulu, Hawaii

Next on our list of most beautiful cities is the state capital, Honolulu. (In English, Honolulu roughly translates to “calm port” or “sheltered harbor.” Many travelers visit this most populous place on the isle of Oahu for its beautiful beaches which come complete with comparatively calm water, fine, warm sand, and stunning sunsets.

Waikiki Beach is considered one of the island’s best beaches. It spans a distance of five miles which makes it one of the city’s longest beaches too. The gentle waters here are a great place to learn how to scuba dive or surf as well.  

6. Salt Lake City, Utah

If you’re into snow, the surprisingly beautiful city of Salt Lake City is perhaps best visited in the winter. For it is then that you can go skiing in the nearby majestic mountains. The valleys and the views make this city amazing. It’s reportedly one of the best places in the country for a winter vacation.  

Don’t like the snow? It’s okay. There are pretty places to enjoy there all year long. Don’t miss the Red Butte Garden, Big Cottonwood Canyon, This Is The Place Heritage Park, and Ensign Peak Park either!

7. New Orleans, Louisiana

New Orleans is not only beautiful, but it is also significant in terms of culture and music history. Indeed, this city is the birthplace of jazz music. Walk down Bourbon Street and you will find any number of clubs, pretty public parks, and even streets alive with music.

The magnificent architecture here is a blend of African and French cultures. It is both colorful and unique. If you have never experienced Mardi Gras, you’re missing out on the world-famous, traditional excitement. You can appreciate the aesthetics and the excitement in one trip.

8. Asheville, North Carolina

Asheville is North Carolina’s most populous city and more importantly, has its own individualistic beauty. It’s located at the confluence of the Swannanoa and French Broad rivers on the edge of the stunning Great Smoky Mountains not far from the Blue Ridge Parkway. If you’re not into snow and winter sports such as skiing or snowboarding, you may want to visit another season. Regardless, highlights here include its well-known farm-to-table restaurants, interesting art galleries, impressive architecture, Biltmore Mansion, the Smoky Mountains National Park, North Carolina Arboretum, and craft breweries.

9. Chicago, Illinois

The Windy City is generally underrated when it comes to beautiful cities. Nevertheless, it has its own memorable sense of urban beauty. Also on our list of best weekend getaways, it features numerous architectural attractions and many museums.

Be sure to check out the Rookery Building, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Science and Industry, the Lincoln Park Zoo, the awesome Aquae, the Cloud Gate, a.k.a. “The Bean”, in Millennial Park, and all the assorted eateries and attractions at the Navy Pier. Feeling energetic? Go bicycling along Milwaukee Avenue! 

10. Charleston, South Carolina

Charming Charleston follows on our list of the most beautiful cities. This historic city harkens back to 1670. Also the state’s largest city, it is known for its noteworthy architecture, various historic landmarks, and lovely, down-home charm.  

Accented by architecture from the 1800s, it includes cozy cobblestone streets lined with street lanterns. See famous Fort Sumter, where the Civil War began. Other points of interest are pretty Rainbow Row, the Isle of Palms, Folly Beach, and Waterfront Park near Charleston Harbor. Enjoy a meal at the award-winning restaurant, FIG, and bed down at the worthy Wentworth Mansion.

11. Colorado Springs, Colorado

Colorado Springs, nestled before a magnificent mountain range, is yet another of the most beautiful cities in America. Veteran visitors praise this city for its hiking trails, mountain ranges, verdant valleys, and beautiful sunsets. Be sure to visit the well-known large, lush public park known as Garden of the Gods Park. Saddle up a horse or pile into a jeep and head out to explore the numerous rugged peaks, rolling hills, and grassy acres. Don’t miss Pike’s Peak, the Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site, and the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo.   

12. San Francisco, California

San Francisco’s beauty encompasses a number of different unforgettable landmarks that are honestly appreciated by tourists and residents alike. Bask in the man-made splendor of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. Stroll along Fisherman’s Wharf and see sea lions.

Lunch at a restaurant on Pier 39, Tour the former prison, Alcatraz Island, and enjoy the views of the city. Shop in the famous old chocolate factory found in Ghirardelli Square on Van Ness Avenue. Take in the popular “Painted Ladies,” colorful Victorian townhouses amidst the towering city skyscrapers, and cruise Lombard Street too.     

13. Key West, Florida

You can’t have a list of beautiful cities without sunny Key West. Situated on an island known for its Cuban culture, this beach town is accented by Cuban architecture, nightlife, and neighborhoods. It includes some of the state’s best beaches and beautiful sunsets.  

Smathers Beach is exceptional for surfing and parasailing. If you have an interest in architecture but want to have fun as well then head for Duval Street. Not only is it fairly filled with examples of Cuban architecture, but it is also where you’ll find numerous bars and clubs. Be sure to stop in at The Green Parrot!

14. Hilo, Hawaii

All of Hawaii is beautiful so how could its cities not be? Hilo, however, is often ignored by many travel writers despite its beautiful parks, gorgeous gardens, and wondrous waterfalls. Located on the Big Island, one of Hilo’s beautiful waterfalls is named Rainbow Falls. 

This memorable waterfall is 80 feet tall and is thus named because people frequently see little in the mist created by the waterfall. If you enjoy gorgeous greenery, be sure to pay a visit to lovely Liliʻuokalani Gardens. It’s a serene Japanese garden that comes complete with fish ponds, rock gardens, and even an attractive Japanese-style bench.  

15. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia is fairly famous for being the true birthplace of American democracy. Philly is fairly filled full of memorable museums, exceptional architecture, and historical sites. Indeed, the city is a marvelous melding of historic and modern buildings. There’s Independence Hall, Peddler’s Village, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 

the Kimmel Centre, the Liberty Bell Center, South Street, the Longwood Gardens, with its lights and giant tree house, and Elfreth’s Alley, the officially “oldest continuously inhabited residential street” in the country. Sample a cheesesteak and soft pretzel at Reading Terminal Market too!  

16. New York City, New York

Would you like to wake up in “the city that never sleeps”? New York City features a magnificent skyline, iconic tourist attractions, cultural diversity, assorted ethnic eateries, notorious nightclubs, and more. The architecture is awesome.

Highlights here include Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, the Guggenheim Museum, Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Times Square, Watkins Glen State Park, Sonnenberg Gardens, Rockefeller Center, and Mansion State Historic Park. Don’t forget the Empire State Building either! It offers visitors exceptionally beautiful views at sunset.

17. Santa Barbara, California

Santa Barbara is well-known for its ruggedly beautiful coastline. This city features several beautiful beaches complete with warm sand, swaying palm trees, and stunning sunsets. Indeed, Butterfly Beach is particularly gorgeous.  

It’s popular with the locals, travelers, and even some celebrities. Enjoy a cocktail, soak up some sun, and relax. Stroll the palm-tree-lined streets and take in the quaint boutique shops and Spanish-inspired architecture.  

You’ll discover an amicable sense of community as you wander through the neighborhoods. Some travel bloggers say that Santa Barbara is one of the best cities to visit in the entire state and call it “one of the prettiest” cities on the coast.

18. Savannah, Georgia

Savannah is nigh-famous for its beautiful Georgian-style architecture, popular art scene, and significant history. Walk down quaint cobblestone streets, ride in a horse-drawn carriage, and see the authentic antebellum architecture. Check out the beautiful dome-like Savannah City Hall, and enjoy the Savannah Art Walk. Explore the different art galleries around the city’s numerous historic attractions. Walk down River Street along the sparkling waterfront and visit Forsyth Park. See the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, and the SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) too.

19. Seattle, Washington

Seattle offers excellent views of Puget Sound. It’s reportedly not only one of the country’s most beautiful cities but also one of the officially “most liked cities” too. If you’re a film buff, visit during the Seattle International Film Festival. If you’re a foodie, get here in time for Oktoberfest.  

Seattle is famous for the birth of the Starbucks coffee franchise and the world-famous grunge rock band Nirvana. Check out Discovery Park, Pike Place Market, the Chihuly Garden, and Glass, Visit the Space Needle at sunset for the best views ever!

20. Sedona, Arizona

The city of Sedona is ruggedly beautiful. Its scarlet stones are a major draw to tourists. They take visitors back to the days of the ol’ wild west. If you enjoy the great outdoors or are big on hiking, Sedona should be on your bucket list. Here you can take a wine tour, go bicycling, kayaking, and stargazing on the rocks. Check out the rock art sites, the sacred vortexes, the Sedona Airport Overlook, the Sedona Heritage Museum, and Native American ruins as well.

21. Seward, Alaska

Don’t underestimate the beauty of the small city of Seward. It is stunning. It is perhaps best known for its charming small-town ambiance, beautiful scenery, and noteworthy fishing spots.  

You’ll enjoy the sight of its great glaciers, rushing rivers, and snow-capped mighty mountains. Visit the Resurrection River which flows from the Kenai Mountains. Fishermen love to fish for salmon here! If you prefer larger water-dwellers, sign on for an Orca Quest Cruise. More adventurous travelers may want to try a little ice hiking as well.

22. Newport, Rhode Island

The port town of Newport is not only the state’s most beautiful city but it also slots in as one of the nation’s “prettiest seaside cities.” It offers visitors a marvelous view of the Atlantic Ocean. Travelers who have their sea legs will surely enjoy sailing here as well. While you’re there be sure to check out all the opulent Gilded Age mansions too. Other highlights here include Bowen’s Wharf, the White Horse Tavern, and the Audrain Auto Museum. Hike the Cliff Walk trail too!  

23. Madison, Wisconsin

You might be surprised to hear that one of the things that makes Madison one of the most beautiful cities in the USA is not only its natural beauty but its fine examples of Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture.  

Madison is nestled between Mendota and Monona Lakes. It features attractive trails that are great for both hiking and biking. Locals and tourists alike love the great farmer markets found here too. Be sure to check out the Olbrich Botanical Gardens and visit Lake Kegonsa State Park too.

24. Morrison, Colorado

The pretty city of Morrison is perhaps most famous for the popular Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre. This incredible music theater is thus named because it was actually constructed of red rocks. This is a great city for outdoor activities as well.

One popular stop here is Dinosaur Ridge, where you can explore places previously occupied by a number of different dinosaurs. Other places to see include Morrison Natural History Museum, the lovely Lair O’ the Bear Park, and the fun-filled Tiny Town.

25. Coeur d’Alene, Idaho

Coeur d’Alene is overflowing with natural beauty. You really must see the large and lovely Lake Coeur d’Alene. You will discover numerous hiking trails, such as the popular North Idaho Centennial Trail, and different campsites around the lake. Here you can engage in different watersports from swimming and kayaking to parasailing and jet skiing. Other highlights here include Harriman State ParkHarriman State Park, the impressive Coeur d’Alene Public Library, Devin Galleries, the Museum of North Idaho, the Coeur d’Alene Masonic Temple, and The Art Spirit Gallery. 

26. Cleveland, Ohio

Last but not least is the perhaps surprising inclusion of Cleveland. Ah, but the truth is Cleveland rocks. After all, it is here you will find the famous Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the museum dedicated to rock and roll music history. Looking for natural beauty? Check out adjacent Lake Erie. You should also see Edgewater Park, The Fountain of Eternal Life, The Arcade, Maltz Center for the Performing Arts, Cleveland Metroparks, Hope Memorial Bridge, the West Side Market, and even the historic Lakeview Cemetery.

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Travel lovers know that booking a trip to anywhere new can be a real adventure. Maybe it’s a romantic honeymoon to some bucket list hot spot. Maybe it’s a first-time rendezvous with that special Facebook friend in Thailand. One way or another, you’re about to experience something new.

Ah, but how would you like to vacation aboard the first space hotel? Well, “take your protein pills and put your helmet on,” dear ready. It’s time to pack your bags and get ready for the very first hotel in outer space! Science fiction will soon be science fact!  

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A Real “Space Oddity” 

The private American aerospace company The Gateway foundation recently revealed their updated designs for what they have christened the Von Braun Space Station. This spaceport was inspired by technology previously used to build the famous ISS or International Space Station. Unlike its predecessor the ISS, this vessel will be equipped with artificial gravity, enabling both long-term habitations by staff and visiting by travelers much more comfortable.

The actual structure will be made up of a pair of “concentric structural rings” joined together by spokes. The inner ring will consist of 24 large modules. The Gateway will be used for both space exploration and the meeting and interaction of both humans and extraterrestrials.  

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Von Braun Space Station

On the company’s official website, they explain that the rotating Von Braun Space Station will “accommodate both national space agencies conducting low gravity research and space tourists who want to experience life on a large space station with the comfort of low gravity and the feel of a nice hotel.” The station’s artificial gravity will be generated by the rotation of the structure’s 190-meter-diameter wheel resulting in a force much like what is felt on the moon.

This Lunar Gravity Area will be fitted with sleeping accommodations and other support functions much like a hotel.  

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Tim Alatorre

Tim Alatorre, the station’s senior design architect, once told Dezeen magazine that the space hotel was going to be “another option people will pick for their vacation, just like going on a cruise or going to Disney World.”

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A Space Odyssey

This section will have a stylish interior. Alatorre elaborated: “In the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey, Stanley Kubrick’s Space Station 5 is a sterile, white, museum-like hotel. He notes: “While it made for a clearly futuristic feeling in the movie, in reality, it wasn’t a very inviting space. As humans, we innately connect to natural materials and colors.”

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The Space Hotel At The End Of The Universe

Again he references the cruise ship metaphor speaking of many of the amenities that will be available. He notes the hotel will also include a gymnasium, a casino, and “many of the [other] things you can see on cruise ships: restaurants, bars, musical concerts, movie screenings, and educational seminars.” There will also be luxurious bedrooms and efficiencies all decorated with natural fabrics and materials. The lighting and paint used are also warm-colored to provide people with a comfortable experience.

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Not all the modules will be for hotel guests. Alatorre also confirmed that some of the pods will be rented to businesses and government agencies and even sold as private residences. Once complete, the Von Braun Station will be able to handle 400 people.

Additionally, they are planning to accommodate 100 tourists each week. Alatorre concluded that the Gateway Foundation is working towards having the space hotel fully operational by the year 2025. By then, they hope to provide guests with the opportunity to tour intergalactic destinations as well.

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The Gateway Foundation Wants You

The Gateway Foundation hopes to have the entire spaceport completed in one year’s time. According to their website, that means finding additional ways to raise revenue to fund immediate construction. Therefore, they are seeking out individuals to further flesh out a solid “base of passionate and active members.”

They are looking for people who “are willing to promote [these] efforts and advocate to their government officials” when and if necessary by “sending emails, signing petitions, and participating in awareness campaigns across multiple social media platforms.” The company notes that in order to “build The Gateway and Von Braun Stations in space, we must first build The Gateway Foundation on Earth.”

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Secret Destinations

Are you ready to travel and want to make the most of your trip? Are you looking for a few hidden gems to highlight your adventure? Here then, are 27 of the planet’s secret destinations and activities:

1. Symi, Greece

Symi is a small island off the coast of Rhodes, Greece. Here you’ll find a charming harbor surrounded by striking neoclassical homes. Greece is more than package vacation deals. Its coastline is the 10th longest of any country in the world so there are still many beautiful beaches. Instead of going in the summer, go during spring when parts of the country are actually as lush as the Tropics.

2. Maya Nord, Republic of Congo

Maya Nord is not a luxury travel destination. It is little more than a “bai” (in English “an open clearing”) deep within the forests of the primitive Odzala-Kokoua National Park, located in the Republic of Congo. You’ll travel by plane, automobile, canoe and on foot simply to get to this secret spot. It’s a wilderness paradise complete with chimpanzees, elephants, forest buffalo, gorillas, leopards, and more.

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3. Córdoba, Argentina

The natives love this place, but many foreign travelers overlook progressive Córdoba. Here you will find art and culture, colonial-era architecture, and a distinctive restaurant scene in the hip Güemes neighborhood. The popular Sierras de Córdoba mountain range is a great place for horseback riding.

You can go birdwatching at Mar Chiquita. It’s one of South America’s largest lakes. There’s also paragliding, hang-gliding, pre-Columbian petroglyphs, and the historic Jesuit estancias.

4.The Hsinbyume Pagoda, Burma

People who visit Mandalay often check out the temples. The all-white Hsinbyume Pagoda, a.k.a. Mya Thein Tan (100,000 emeralds), found on the western portion of the Irrawaddy is a true hidden gem. You can see it as part of a river cruise or take the morning ferry from Mandalay to the Mingun jetty. The temple has seven different terraces and secret statues in hidden niches.

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5. Morocco, North Africa

Veteran visitors say shopaholics can “shop with a conscience” in The Kingdom of Morocco. Focus on the “Fair Trade” associations and cooperatives. When you buy food and souvenirs you’ll be supporting the local community.

Browse the 40+ cooperatives located in the Aït Bouguemez, which offer various traditional handmade crafts. Go to Marrakesh . There you can purchase hand-embroidered bed and bath linens made by disabled women at Al Nour.

6. Bristol, England

Travel back through the mists of time at the well-known Kings Weston Estate in north Bristol. During the 1700s, the gorges, woodlands, and view of the Severn Estuary were admired by Jane Austen and visited by royalty. Kings Weston is now a local favorite where people walk their dogs and go for strolls in the woods. Be sure to visit the Echo which is a loggia with a facade of stonework.

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7. The Towpath Café, UK

If you’re visiting London and need to “recharge”, this is the place to be. The Towpath Cafe is found on Regent’s Canal close to Haggerston in East London. Each spring it unceremoniously opens its unassuming shutters and offers people delicious seasonal eats which they serve ‘til some time in late autumn. So stop in, grab a bite, and check out the wildlife as the water refracts the sunlight.

8. Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

You can see the rare parasitic Rafflesia, the flower with the world’s largest bloom, here. The record is presently 107 centimeters in diameter. The record weight is 10 kilograms.
The Rafflesia is rare because they’re poached. The flower can be used to treat different injuries and even infertility. The plant flowers for only three to five days so you have to be there at the right time to see it.

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9. San Juan Parangaricutiro, Mexico

San Juan Parangaricutiro is located in Michoacán. This village was nearly totally flooded with lava during a volcanic eruption in 1943. Now all that’s left of the hamlet is the top portion of the church.

Its bell tower remains standing amidst the lava fields from the Paricutin volcano. You can take a horseback ride over the black slopes to the famous spectral church from the neighboring village of Angahuan.

10. Horta, Barcelona

You can spend some time with the famous greek gods at the lovely Labyrinth Park of Horta. Time stands still in these secret gardens. Only 750 tourists at a time are permitted in this park in order to better preserve the place.

Highlights include a maze with a sculpture of the legendary love god Eros, and pavilions containing sculptures of additional gods. There are also flower gardens, ponds, and a waterfall.

11. The Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, Brazil

Enter another world. Travel to this remote region of north-eastern Brazil and explore an extraordinary environment of crystalline lakes and rolling sand dunes in this otherworldly national park. You can take tours of this park via four-by-four or boat. If you wish to spend time seeing the freshwater lagoons there then the best time to visit is between July and September when they’re at their fullest.

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12. The Awesome Amazon

This is a popular secret diving destination among those who have been there. Television presenter Jeremy Wade reports that there’s a special spot on one of the mighty Amazon’s southern sub-tributaries that is especially noteworthy. In this secret place, a swimmer can push his/her way through the plants there into a small channel. The channel leads to a crystal clear pool and a surreal undersea landscape. But beware of electric eels!

13. The My Son Sanctuary, Vietnam

This sanctuary in Vietnam is a group of religious temples dating from the 300s to the 1200s. Located an hour’s drive out of Hoi An, these structures were left here by the Champa civilization. Due to the sanctuary’s location, it doesn’t get many visitors. Be sure to visit the local graveyard on the nearby hill where the colorful headstones look less like grave markers and more like small dolls’ houses.

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14. The Hidden Falls, Switzerland

If you go to Switzerland, be sure to visit the Lauterbrunnen Valley. There are 72 different waterfalls there. The best falls, however, aren’t easily seen.

In fact, the only way to reach the hidden Trummelbach Falls is by an old cable railway tunnel and lift. You’ll discover ten separate glacial waterfalls and witness as they rush down deep inside a mountain and spray you with a light mist.

15. Poznan, Poland

Perhaps all too often overlooked by tourists, Poznan, Poland is both beautiful and quite memorable. What makes Poznan special? The outskirts, mainly.

Want the big picture? Ride the trams for days and explore the farthest outreaches. The numerous historic buildings, sites, and Old Town are all worth a look, of course, but you really need to go beyond the center of Poznan and get out and meet the locals too.

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16. Holkham Beach, England

While in the UK, be sure to visit Holkham Beach in North Norfolk. It’s an award-winning property with limited parking but you can easily ditch any potential crowd by strolling through the neighboring pine forest or even further down this wide-open beach even during the summer. See if you can spot seals or go bird watching. Finally, relax and have a pint or two in the popular Victoria.

17. The Hôtel-Dieu, France

Close to the famous Notre-Dame Cathedral is an unassuming blue door. Through that nigh anonymous entryway is one of the city’s best-kept secrets: the Hôtel-Dieu complex. It’s reportedly home to Paris’ oldest hospital.

As you pass through the sliding doors, stop and ask someone how to get to the courtyard. It is there you will discover Hausmanian architecture, a piano, and a great place to avoid the crowds.

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18. The Roman Forum, Italy

“When in Rome do as the Romans do . . “ or at least as the smart tourists in Rome do. To wit, do your homework and research the secret bargains. For example, if you wish to avoid long lines snaking around the famous Colosseum stroll across the street and buy your admission tickets at the Roman Forum. The price of your pass also includes special fast track admission into the Colosseum.

19. Essex, England

Essex might be ignored by most of the guidebooks, but for you, that’s a good thing. After all, those in the know say that Essex is England’s most under-appreciated travel destination. There are the coastlines and wildernesses of Rainham Marshes and Two Tree Island that stretch along the famous Thames and the ancient woodlands of Hainault and Epping as well. These are all great places for any nature lover.

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20. Suriname, South America

Most of Suriname remains covered in primary forest. Thus, it is perhaps one of the world’s few remaining secret bastions of true exploration. What’s more, it’s not difficult to reach and is a perfect example of proper resource management. Book a local flight to the wild Kabalebo Nature Resort where you can go wildlife spotting, kayaking down an uncharted river, or take part in a guided ranger trip.

21. Ancient Sites, Morocco

At the peak of their mighty empire, the Romans reached Lixus in Morocco. Despite a few more modern markings, Lixus is not only off the tourist trail it is also one of Morocco’s oldest inhabited sites. Explore the city where the legendary Hercules checked off one of his famous “12 labors.” You can also learn what Roman life was like when you visit Upper Town’s amphitheatre, mosaics, and temple sanctuaries.

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22. The Cenotes, Mexico

The Cenotes are secret sunken caves located in Yucatan, Mexico. Yucatan is a popular place visited by millions of tourists. What appeals to people who like to avoid the tourists is the fact that Yucatan is a hot spot and yet despite the beaches crowded with sun-worshipping travelers, you can drive a mile away from the crowds and have an underground or underwater adventure going where few men have previously gone.

23. Tupiza, Bolivia

The city of Tupiza is situated in Bolivia. It is surrounded by dry river beds and great rock formations and dry river beds. Those in the know say it’s a fun place to walk, hike, and bike.

Head north to the noteworthy Salar de Uyuni salt flat and explore the “Butch and Sundance”-related old mining towns there as well. See the multi-colored lakes, volcanoes, and hot springs too.

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24. Cape Wrath, Scotland

Cape Wrath in northern Scotland is included here on this list because they have flexible hours to suit your schedule. In other words, there’s a special café in the lighthouse there that will actually open for business whenever you’re in need of a bite to eat. There’s nothing better than an interesting place in a foreign land that offers the convenience of back home eateries and convenience stores.

25. Tehran, Iran

When you visit Iran you really must head to Tehran and hit the slopes. While one might not immediately think of winter sports when they think of Iran, this city is actually surrounded by a large crescent of mountains to the north. Head for the highest peak and spend the day at the stunning ski resort at Tochal. It’s less than an hour’s drive from the city.

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26. The Amazon River

River cruises are undoubtedly an exciting way to explore the planet’s greatest rivers. Mind you, they can be expensive. Using long-distance public ferries can provide you with almost the same experience at a lower cost. In fact, you can cruise the Amazon River from Belem to Manaus on a comparatively inexpensive public riverboat. This six-day voyage will run you less than $49.00 US dollars cabin included.

27. Santa Rosa, Bolivia

Santa Rosa is ensconced in the Bolivians lowlands 100 kilometers north-east of Rurrenabaque. From here you can take boat tours on the Río Yacuma. Along the way, you will see caiman, capybara, hoatzin, pink river dolphin, herons, and numerous other birds as well. Check out the forest for capuchin, howler, and squirrel monkeys. Hike through the local marshes and you might spot anaconda and spoonbills too.

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Are you on a budget and not interested in vacationing in some backwater spot? Maybe you’re an American resident afraid to travel because of the coronavirus. Fret not, dear reader. The U.S. has numerous vacation spots and a lot to do at surprisingly reasonable prices. Here are 20 of the best cheap vacation spots in the U.S.

1. Glacier National Park

The lovely lakes and impressive mountains here were created by glaciers. Hence, the name Glacier National Park. Popular with hikers, this park covers over one million acres in Montana and borders Canada.

For but a nominal entrance charge, you can climb, hike, swim and more. There are also some great free, ranger-supervised activities available. You can go on daylong hikes or even go stargazing at popular Logan Pass.

2. Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon in Arizona is not only world-famous but you’d be hard-pressed to find a more affordable place for camping. Additionally, you also get to take in great views from Grand Canyon National Park’s North Rim. The Grand Canyon is 277 miles long and 6,000 feet deep. The canyon is visited by 6 million visitors yearly. If you’re concerned about coronavirus or simply want to avoid crowds, visit in the spring or fall.

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3. Olympic National Park

Olympic National Park is situated in northwest Washington state. It’s the official seventh-most-visited national park in the nation. It provides visitors with almost one million acres to explore.

Additionally, the park also includes active tide pools, the impressive Olympic Mountain range, and the only temperate rainforest in the continental U.S. Visitors can also go fishing, hiking, and stargazing too. If you like warm weather, the best time to visit is between July and August.

4. Gatlinburg

Gatlinburg, Tennessee is a great place for budget-conscious groups and families. More importantly, this is also the place where you will find three different entrances to the well-known Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Regardless of the weather, visitors can always enjoy the views from the popular Ober Gatlinburg Aerial Tramway or visit one of the local shops and galleries in the Great Smoky Mountains Arts & Crafts Loop and watch artisans making Appalachian crafts.

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5. Sequoia National Park

Found near Visalia, California, Sequoia National Park is the official second-oldest park in the nation. It’s famous for its giant sequoias. You can see five of the 10 largest trees on earth including General Sherman, the largest, which is 275 feet high and 60 feet wide. A modestly-priced park pass will not only permit you to see the park, but it will also allow you to explore Crystal Cave.

6. Anchorage

You will find 40 percent of Alaska’s population here in Anchorage. Before heading north to explore nature for free, be sure to stop here. Here you will find interesting, unique shops and affordable museums too. Veteran visitors confirm many of the museums are related to the city’s Native American and Russian communities, as well as its pioneer history and gold rush stories.

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7. Colorado Springs

You’ll find Colorado Springs on the border of the Great Plains and the well-known Colorado Rockies. It is reportedly “easily accessible” from almost anywhere around the United States. This Colorado town is said to be home to a number of free attractions. Visit the popular Garden of the Gods and have a picnic between the striking red rocks or go for a little swim in the creek ensconced in popular North Cheyenne Cañon Park.

8. Portland

The Pacific Northwest’s Portland, Oregon, is known for its boutique shops and countless craft breweries. Still, it’s also a place where you’ll find many budget-friendly things to do, too. If you visit between Memorial Day and Labor Day you can take a free tour of the almost five-acre large International Rose Test Garden. Portland also holds a farmers market and a number of different free outdoor concerts every summer.

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9. San Antonio

San Antonio is famous for the Alamo and the Paseo del Rio or River Walk. Ah, but there’s a lot more to do here. When the weather’s warm you can picnic in popular Brackenridge Park or simply stroll around the historic San Antonio Missions National Historical Park. Downtown hotels may charge a mite for their admittedly convenient location, but you’ll still pay less here than in almost any other Texas destination.

10. Williamsburg

The town of Williamsburg, Virginia is actually both educational and affordable. Along with the neighboring towns of Yorktown and Jamestown comprise the Greater Williamsburg Area. Altogether this area includes 400+ years of American history.

Travel back through the mists of time to the colonial days. You’ll gain a new appreciation for everything you’ll purchase later at the Williamsburg Premium Outlets. Stop here during the spring or fall to avoid any extreme weather.

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11. Nags Head

Nags Head is found in the Outer Banks area of North Carolina. Here you can explore the high sand dunes in stunning Jockey’s Ridge State Park and go fishing somewhere in the Gulf Stream waters. You can also see the iconic lighthouses or try to spot birds and sea turtles at Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge. Avoid the crowds and get good deals by visiting in the fall and spring.

12. Memphis

Music lovers will love Memphis, Tennessee. Here you can tour Elvis Presley‘s Graceland, visit the birthplace of rock at famous Sun Studio and even hear some enjoy live music from cutting-edge indie artists on Beale Street. Learn about the relationship between Memphis and the music industry at such museums as the Memphis Music Hall of Fame and the Blues Hall of Fame Museum. Admission is $10.00 or less.

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13. Albuquerque

Albuquerque, New Mexico, has a couple of unique noteworthy events. One is the free monthly ARTScrawl gallery tour. The other is the famous Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. If you’d rather stay grounded, you can still stop in at the Anderson-Abruzzo International Balloon Museum. Go there on the first Friday of any month or on a Sunday morning and you’ll get in free. During the summer there are more discounted opportunities.

14. Tucson

Tucson, Arizona has many local landmarks you can see for free, including the University of Arizona and the historic Mission San Xavier del Bac. There’s also the Sabino Canyon Recreation Area, which includes miles of good hiking trails and wonderful waterfalls. If you visit the city during the second weekend of the month, you will discover downtown Tucson alive with musicians, food trucks and various vendors as well.

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15. Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach in South Carolina has something for everyone. It has great places for deep-sea fishing, surfing, jet skiing and a more intimate place for lounging. After you enjoy the family-friendly beach, stop at Broadway at the Beach. It’s a popular outdoor entertainment area complete with eateries, boutiques, and even live entertainment venues. If you visit in the summer, you can participate in free seasonal activities.

16. Finger Lakes

New York’s Finger Lakes area includes 11 different lakes. Popular free or inexpensive activities available there include hiking by Watkins Glen State Park’s 19 different waterfalls and fishing at Skaneateles Lake. You can take a tour of the attractive Cornell University campus and learn a little about the sport of auto racing at well-known Watkins Glen International. The money you save can be spent at the different wineries in the area.

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17. Salt Lake City

The average hotel room price in Salt Lake City is under $150.00. You can save money all year if you take advantage of such free events as block parties and free concerts in Temple Square. You can also visit such free attractions as the Family History Library, Liberty Park, and the Salt Lake Temple. Drive to the Great Salt Lake where you can fish, hike and picnic.

18. St. Augustine

Florida is more than upscale Miami Beach or Orlando’s theme parks. St. Augustine is America’s oldest city. Here you’ll find historical landmarks, like St. George Street, the Old Jail, and the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument. If you like to vacation on the beach, St. Augustine Beach is only five miles from the downtown area. There’s a two-mile-long stretch of shoreline complete with a fishing pier and splash pad.

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19. Branson

Branson is an Ozark town in Missouri. There’s the Titanic Museum, an impressive, realistic replica of the infamous doomed ship. There’s also the Las Vegas-reminiscent fire and water fountain show at lovely Lake Taneycomo. While White Water Branson and Silver Dollar City can be costly, there are affordable activities. You can feed fish at the Shepherd of the Hills Fish Hatchery or go swimming at Table Rock Lake.

20. Gettysburg

Gettysburg is, of course, famous for former President Abraham Lincoln’s historic Gettysburg Address and the three-day battle in 1863. Thus, this little Pennsylvania town is big with students of history. Nevertheless, Gettysburg offers visitors a lot more than just the well-known historical attractions. Stroll downtown’s main thoroughfare, browse the art galleries and different boutiques. Take a ghost tour and explore the friendly farmer’s markets as well.

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Everyone loves celeb selfies. It gives their fans a feeling of proximity. It’s entertaining to see where they go, what they do, and how they spend their money.

It’s today’s low-ball version of the 1980s TV show “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.” That’s “the good.” But let’s face it. The National Enquirer exists for a reason. We all enjoy seeing “the bad and the ugly” sometimes too. With that fact in mind, here are 20 of the most real selfies celebrities have shot on vacation.

20. Jennifer Garner’s Camping Selfie

American actress Jennifer Garner has a reputation for not being at all shy about posting on social media. She doesn’t worry about makeup either. Alas, (or should we say “Alias”?) this pic seems to indicate her camping trip tuckered her out.

19. Neil Patrick Harris Has Had Enough?

American actor Neil Patrick Harris makes money making his fans laugh. Perhaps that’s why he shared this shot.  The question is: Is he just goofing around or is that “liquid lunch” look genuine because he’s yet another over-celebratory celebrity?

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18. Kim & Kourtney Kardashian Look Cooked

Reality TV stars Kim and Kourtney Kardashian are said to be frequently flying off to a number of the world’s most exclusive hot spots. The pair of somewhat fried faces reveal that someone has been out in the sun for too long.

17. Is David Beckham Looking For Donald Duck?

Ex-English footballer David Beckham is seen here sporting not his former team colors but a Mickey Mouse cap. Many women consider this Disney fan one of the world’s hottest dads. He is married to former Spice Girl Victoria.

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16. Joshua Jackson Can’t Figure It Out

Canadian actor Joshua Jackson and his gal pal appear to be trying to pose for a picture. This selfie makes it look like things aren’t going well. You’d think Jackson would know which way the camera should be facing.

15. Beyoncé Is Windblown

Singer/songwriter Beyoncé strives to always appear beautiful. Nevertheless, don’t you get the impression she’s a little bothered by the breeze? Her hair is blown into her eyes but she still gets off her shot. Oh well, she’s still having fun on vacation.

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14. Simon Cowell Won’t Smile

English TV personality Simon Cowell seems to be refusing to smile here. Here we see the infamous TV judge playing it cool with a couple of fans. Maybe he is secretly thrilled but doesn’t want to break character even on holiday.

13. Camille Grammer’s Pic From The Top

Camille Grammer, of “Real Housewives” fame, chose an odd angle for this vacation selfie. Maybe she wanted to be sure to get her whole swimsuit into the pic. Luckily, she’s attractive enough to never take a truly bad picture.

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12. Nick Cage’s Funky Flight Photo

American actor Nick Cage appears to have been caught transforming into Ghost Rider . . . or maybe he simply wasn’t ready for his fellow plane passenger to take the picture. Nevertheless, the photographer is probably thrilled for even a bad picture to share.

11. Brian Austin Green & Megan Fox Do Disney Kid-Free

American actor Brian Austin Green and his actress spouse Megan Fox is doing the Disney thing. In this picture, they appear to be happy. But, wait, where are their kids? Why not go someplace more adult if you’re kid-free?

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10. Nicole Kidman Slips Into Someone Else’s Selfie

Australian-American actress and producer Nicole Kidman look great in a golden gown. It almost looks like the still-beautiful star slipped into someone else’s selfie and simply upstaged the lot of them . . . or is it just us?

9. Millie Bobby Brown: Bored At The Beach?

English actress and model Millie Bobby Brown is reported to be one of the world’s hottest young actresses. She appears to be bored. Yet we have to wonder how could she be bored in such a beautiful place?

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8. Aaron Carter Exhibits Attitude On Airplane

American singer and rapper Aaron Carter is on the fly. He took a selfie (some say) to share his silly side with his fans. While his destination is unknown, he appears to be in a good mood, doesn’t he?

7. Salma Hayek Risks Dropping Her Phone In The Pool

Mexican and American actress Salma Hayek was swimming and decided to shoot a selfie. Her face makes it seem like she suddenly realized her pool position is precarious and she might accidentally soak her cellphone.

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6. John Stamos Uses His Stick

American actor, comedian, and musician John Stamos is seen here using and sharing a shot with his selfie stick. Whether he was simply trying to amuse his fans or guarantee they can see how beautiful the water is we don’t know.

5. Joe Manganiello Has Hotel Hotcakes

American actor Joe Manganiello is having a hearty, hot breakfast. We hope he wasn’t heading for the beach though since a big breakfast could cause bloating. Oh well, as long as he’s still as athletic as Flash Thompson, no worries.

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4. Kourtney Kardashian’s Helicopter Selfie

Kourtney Kardashian is getting high. She looks “on fleek” flying in a helicopter to an unknown destination. She looks more serious than excited but then again when you’re a Kardashian you need to look like you’ve done it all.

3. Eva Mende’s Trip Must Be Lacking

American actress and businesswoman Eva Mendes is allegedly on vacation, yet she is not smiling in her selfie. She looks more like she’s about to be forced back into the “fields of terror” by some unattractive urban legends.

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2. Cindy & Kaia Crawford At The Spa

American models Cindy and Kaia Crawford are enjoying a visit to their fave spa. They might have essentials on their faces but they still look super. Mom has taught her daughter when you model, your face is important.

1. Solange’s Bathroom Selfie

Sure Solange looks stunning. Still, why take a selfie in what looks like a hotel bathroom? Is she using the hand blower to produce that windblown look? No one is denying her attractiveness, but a bathroom shoot is a bit s****y.

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One vacation rarely fits all especially during pregnancy. We know that here because (to paraphrase Yogi Bear) “we’re smarter than the average travel website staff.” We did our homework on the internet and came up with 18 perfect babymoon locations. Face it, your lives are about to change forever so how is the time to hit one of these 18 babymoon locations for lots of rest and relaxation.

York, United Kingdom

Yes, London is the big draw in the UK, but for a babymoon York might just work better. Here you’ll feel like you’re in medieval Britain. Highlights include the architectural wonder of York Minster, the historic alleyways of the Quarter, tea at the popular Bettys Café Tea Rooms, and shopping at Shambles. If you stay at the centrally-located Grays Court you will not only have easy access to these places but be able to take in more local history too.

Khanom, Thailand

Phuket. We know everyone likes those beaches. Still, if you would like a bit more privacy and still would like to get a taste of authentic Thailand, visit the much lesser-known Khanom.

Here you will find only a few resorts, and a largely untouched, more private place. The beaches are comparatively more secluded here. See the native pink dolphins, and take a day trip to beautiful Khao Sok National Park. Spend time at the Aava Resort and Spa too.

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Oahu, Hawaii, USA

The birthplace of your roving writer is less hectic than the “Big Island.” There’s plenty to see including stunning, accessible waterfalls, the famous Pearl Harbor National Memorial, the popular Hollywood tour that features film locations from “Lost”, Jurassic Park, and more.

Visit the north side of Oahu and relax with a real Hawaiian shaved ice in old town Haleiwa. Stay at the Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina. Enjoy the spa and the adults-only swimming pool.

Newport, Rhode Island, USA

Newport is famous for its mansions like the Breakers. Check out the Newport Art Museum, or the Newport Car Museum. Like the outdoors? Visit the Norman Bird Sanctuary and the Bay Walk, or even Fort Adams State Park.

Brunch at Stoneacre Brasserie and have dinner at America’s oldest tavern the famous White Horse Tavern, established in 1673. Care to enjoy a meal made from scratch? Try the Brix Restaurant. Stay at Gurney’s and enjoy the spa there too.

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Cologne, Germany

If you want to babymoon in Germany, this is the place. “Foodies” (and women with pregnancy cravings) will enjoy the various cafes, the chocolate museum, and the bakeries. Head for the city’s shopping district which includes both boutiques and high-end shops.

See the Old Market and the Cologne Cathedral. Get a room at the popular 25 Hours Hotel. You can get a memorable view of the well-known cathedral while enjoying food and drinks at the popular rooftop bar and restaurant.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Babymooners love Puerto Vallarta. Here in this authentic Mexican metropolis, you can create the perfect, personal blend of sightseeing and relaxation. Highlights include the popular Playa de los Muertos pier, the exceptional Islas Marietas National Park, Malecón, the various downtown art galleries and more.

Looking for suggestions on accommodations? Why not stay at the classy Casa Velas? The Casa Velas is an adults-only, all-inclusive, resort. Amenities include private plunge pools and outdoor tubs that help make this place a perfect place for couples.

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Santorini, Greece

Santorini is already on the list of most romantic spots in the world. Being able to enjoy yourselves as a couple is now even more important with your baby on the way. Stroll along the red and white sand beaches and take in the stunning sunsets.

Cuddle up at the outdoor cinema, take a Greek cooking class, and experience a memorable catamaran cruise. Get a room at the cliffside Canaves Oia and enjoy the infinity pool.

Palm Beach, Florida, USA

This laid back city is a great place to unwind. It features beautiful beaches and several noteworthy resorts. Once you’ve had enough of swimming or using the spa, stroll into the city.

If you enjoy shopping Worth Avenue is reported to be “the Rodeo Drive of the East.” There are more than 40 antique stores, too. Want to remember your last vacation as an official childless couple? Visit the popular interactive Selfie Trail.

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Palm Springs, California, USA

Not far from Coachella, some call Palm Springs a “quintessential Californian city” due in part to its mid-century modern feel. Here you can not only go biking and hiking but also visit such places as the Living Desert Zoo & Gardens. Enjoy the fun aerial tramway and stay at the famous Ace Hotel & Swim Club. If you enjoy vintage records, record players, vintage photo booths and other old-school items then this is the place.

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Montreal has lots to do no matter what the season. In the summer, you can explore the old city and many restaurants and shops there. In the Winter, it’s got a romantic feel although you’ll have to cuddle to ward off the cold. Highlights include the artistic Plateau Mont-Royal, the popular Basilique Notre-Dame, the Old Port of Montréal, and the popular La Grande Roue de Montréal. Dine at the upscale Leméac or the newer Pastel.

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Portland, Oregon, USA

Portland’s a great place for “foodies.” Explore the many bakeries, eateries, and coffee shops. Have breakfast at VooDoo Doughnuts and dine at Beast. Other highlights include Powell’s Books, the Japanese Garden, and the Rhododendron Garden.

In fact, the city is famous for its rose-filled green spaces. Stay in the centrally-located popular Paramount Hotel Portland. The Paramount offers guests a number of different free amenities too. Need more ideas? The hotel staff can help with that too.

Bermuda, UK

Going to Bermuda can be quick and easy. Whether you want a little excitement or just a relaxing vacation in the sun this is the place. Bermuda features bright white cottages, pleasing pink sand beaches, a thriving city, and various historical landmarks as well. Stay at the romantic Rosewood Hotel.

Here you can take a sunset walk on the hotel’s private pink sand beach or enjoy a relaxing, natural couples massage at the Rosewood Spa, Sense.

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The Maldives, South Asia

How about the 1,200-island span known as The Maldives? It’s a secluded picturesque place to cozy up with your partner and enjoy each other before “Baby” arrives. Stay in a private, personal overwater bungalow complete with your own pool and easy access to the beach.

The locals do their best to make this spot both romantic and convenient. Enjoy a candlelit dinner in your room or even a memorable sunset dinner on a remote stretch of beach.

Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Bora Bora defines “exclusive.” Here you can kick back on the beauteous beaches, pick up a souvenir in the plentiful pearl market and even take a water tour. Indeed, the water here is so clear you will feel closer to all the sea creatures than you’ve ever been and the lagoons here are an intimate attraction all to themselves.

If you’re on a budget prepping for your upcoming bundle of joy then stay at the reasonable Pearl Resorts.

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New York City, New York, USA

New York is the city that never sleeps so there’s always plenty to do there. Go shopping for souvenirs on the Lower East Side. Sample the delicacies of Chinatown and Little Italy.

See the city from high atop the Empire State Building, go boating in New York Harbor, explore Central Park, and take in a Broadway show. Need more? No worries as there are numerous historical landmarks and museums to visit as well.

Charleston, South Carolina, USA

If you are a fan of The Notebook this is the place for you. “Foodies” will love dining at Minero and Husk. If you want to experience some Southern charm, visit the Battery District and the famous French Quarter. Take a selfie by the 400-year-old tree called the Angel Oak, take a horse-drawn carriage ride, learn the history of Fort Sumter and enjoy afternoon tea at the charming Charleston Tea Plantation.

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Santa Rosa, California, USA

Sure, when it comes to Northern California, couple all know about Napa and Sonoma, but walkable Santa Rosa is great for couples too. Situated just outside of wine country, this is one of America’s “happiest cities.” Highlights include the popular Charles M. Schulz Museum, the Luther Burbank Home & Gardens, the Me Spa or Yoga One. If you enjoy the outdoors, you can visit the numerous preserves and parks there as well.

Venice, Italy

Venice. Need we say more? There’s so much to do in this romantic and historical metropolis. Check Out St. Mark’s Square; see Ponte di Rialto; relax at Venice Lido and take a romantic gondola ride through the Grand Canal.

If you enjoy impressive artwork and architecture then visit the Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta and the Basilica di Santa Maria Della Salute. Reserve a room at the popular Palazzina Grassi, which comes complete with its own eatery and rooftop garden.

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