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Location: Bar Harbor, Maine Description: Bar Harbor is truly one of the best places to visit in Maine and New England. The magic of Bar Harbor...romance, adventure, the rock-bound coast, and soaring granite cliffs. From stonewall-lined and tree covered roads leading you into the village to the sweeping vistas atop Cadillac Mountain, there is a special mystique to Bar Harbor. Nestled on the east side of Mt. Desert Island, surrounded by Acadia National Park, there is truly something for everyone.
Location: Charleston, South Carolina Description: Southern charm, hospitality and history imbue Charleston, one of the most well-preserved cities in the United States. Visitors can't help but feel they have been magically transported to another era. Stroll down cobblestone streets past magnificent churches, grand mansions and beautiful gardens, all meticulously maintained. History buffs will relish the old plantations and numerous historical museums dedicated to the Civil War and the Old South. Steeped in tradition, Charleston still manages a modern flare. Fine restaurants featuring gourmet Southern cuisine and fashionable boutiques line the streets of downtown. This effortless mix of past and present attracts visitors from around the world.
Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico Description: Santa Fe, New Mexico is the United States' oldest and highest state capital. At 7,000 feet above sea level, this, this American legend blends scenic beauty, cultural diversity, and some of the country's finest arts and musical venues into an amazing travel destination. Set in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the city draws its magic from a mild continental climate and four distinct seasons. Sante Fe, which literally means 'Holy Faith' in Spanish, was founded in 1607 by Don Pedro de Peralta, New Mexico's third governor. Known as the 'City Different', it certainly holds true to that name. The flamboyant characters, mouth watering dining experiences and entertaining activities will keep you buys from dusk till dawn. Bike, fish and ski in the beautifual Sangre de Cristo Mountains, visit the city's never ending festivals and shop for unique American Indian arts and crafts.
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana Description: With a new mission statement, "Soul Is Waterproof," New Orleans is back. The city's walkable historic core, including Faubourg Marigny, the French Quarter, Warehouse and Arts District, Magazine Street, the Garden District, Audubon Park and Zoo and St. Charles Avenue, are flourishing anew and eager to welcome visitors once again. Whether for the jazz, the nightlife, the hopping gay scene, the food, the culture, or for that distinctive joie de vivre, it's time to head back to the Crescent City. |
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Location: Carmel, California Description: No exploration of California’s central coast is complete without a sojourn to Carmel-by-the-Sea, a town as well known for its shopping as it is for its most famous former civil servant, the Honorable Mayor Clint Eastwood. This quaint amalgamation of art galleries, boutiques, hotels, shops, fine restaurants and whimsically styled homes in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California evokes a storybook ambiance that can be appreciated by romantics of all ages. The area around Carmel-by-the-Sea, known simply as Carmel, has breathtaking scenery, wonderful parks and the historic Carmel Mission. |
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Location: Whitefish, Montana Description: There is only one Whitefish. Tucked tight against Big Mountain and the stunning peaks of Glacier National Park, Whitefish is a year-round playground steeped in the romance of the rails. From its historic railroad depot to its charming Central Avenue, Whitefish was built on the personalities, generosity, and wisdom of its residents. Cafes mingle with gourmet restaurants, general stores share the downtown with galleries and boutiques, and a variety of western bars will suit any mood. You will also find sophisticated amenities like inns, hotels, rustic lodges, ski and board shops, outdoor gear stores and more. Whatever leads you to Whitefish - the historic downtown, the dramatic landscape, or your own wanderlust- you'll be glad you followed it.
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Location: Duck Key Island, Florida Description: The island community of Duck Key is in the Florida Keys. Duck Key is a small islet located at mile marker 61 off the Overseas Highway in the Florida Keys. Duck Key Island is home of the Hawk's Cay Resort and Village. Vehicles cross over the island's canals by way of picturesque arched bridges. In the distance is Grassy Key which is part of Marathon. Sixty miles further south is Key West.
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