Atlanta
From
the Civil War to the Civil Rights Movement, Atlanta has always been a
city rich in history. Explore all of this and more as you sip on a
Coca-Cola (first sold in Atlanta in 1886), or take a walk through
Centennial Olympic Park.
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Austin
This
capital city in the heart of Texas is known as the Live Music Capital
of the World, drawing international crowds for festivals like South by
Southwest and Austin City Limits. But all visitors will find Austin is
full of “weird” surprises!
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Boston
Historic
and modern, educational and fun, Boston offers something for everyone
in the family. It also happens to be one of the most “kid-centric”
locales in the country. Trace our national heritage from Back Bay to
Beacon Hill and points beyond.
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Chicago
With
its scenic skyline and riverfront, the Windy City is must-see
destination for all ages.
old-school meets new-school attractions.
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Cleveland
To
the world, Cleveland is The Rock and Roll Capital, C-Town, and home of
the sports greats. To Clevelanders, however, this is just home. But
don’t let the quiet reserve fool you. This city is full of great history
and culture.
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Las Vegas
Whatever
happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. .
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Los Angeles
The
City of Angels offers countless options for a getaway. The glitz
and glamour of Hollywood and Beverly Hills are irresistible, but so are
funkier enclaves like Koreatown and the breathtaking views along the
Pacific.
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Minneapolis
The
City of Lakes and City of Nature — better known as Minneapolis — is a
wonderful place to experience the great outdoors. The city’s parks
department has been called one of the best-designed and best-maintained
in America.
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New Orleans
As
one of the oldest cities in the country, New Orleans is steeped in
history, art and Southern Hospitality. Its diverse fabric has given
birth to cultural icons and structures, such as the French Quarter and
Garden District, and of course hip-swinging jazz.
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New York City
NewYork City is often called the center of the universe, and for good
reason! There’s always something happening in The Big Apple, whether
it’s a magician doing card tricks in Washington Square Park or a
mariachi band performing in a subway car.
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Philadelphia
Nestled on the shores of two rivers,
Philadelphia is unmistakably urban, but the countryside is only a short
drive from Center City. Bring on the cheese steak!
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Providence
As
one of the first cities in the U.S., Providence has a lot of history,
culture and water. .
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San Diego
With
its beautiful beaches, amazing attractions (like the famous San Diego
Zoo), and mild temperatures, San Diego has all of the ingredients for a
great vacation year-round.
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San Francisco
The
City by the Bay has lured adventurers to its shores even before the
fabled Gold Rush. Today, its reputation lies in its status as the
epicenter of innovation. The kids will love the city's diversity, from
the great outdoors to its cultural institutions.
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Seattle
Rain
or shine, Seattle is the most vibrant and interesting city in the
Pacific Northwest. While its a safe bet to expect a few gray days during
your visit, there is plenty of outdoor and indoor fun to be had.
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