Day of the Dead
Altars, marigolds and all-night vigils in cemeteries. Oaxaca and Pátzcuaro are the classic places to see it.
497 places at their best in November, plus 6 festivals and seasons worth timing a trip around.
Altars, marigolds and all-night vigils in cemeteries. Oaxaca and Pátzcuaro are the classic places to see it.
Mulled wine and carved toys, from late November.
Worth a DetourGiant balloons float through Manhattan from Central Park West to Herald Square. Stake out a spot early, or watch the balloons inflate the night before.
Worth a DetourThousands of lanterns over Chiang Mai, usually in November.
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Must-SeeRamesses II's colossal rock temples, moved piece by piece to escape a rising lake.
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Must-SeeRock-cut temples and Buddhist paintings, with the monumental Kailasa Temple.
Must-SeeThe world's highest waterfall, nearly 3,000 feet, falling from a tabletop mountain. Reached by plane and canoe.
Must-SeeThe world's largest religious monument, with faces of Bayon and jungle-clad Ta Prohm.
Must-SeeClassic trekking routes and a lakeside town below soaring peaks.
Must-SeeIcebergs and penguin colonies, on the classic expedition from Ushuaia.
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Must-SeeA grand European-feeling city of tango, steak, cafés and Recoleta Cemetery, where Evita lies.
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Must-SeeIslamic Cairo's mosques, Khan el-Khalili bazaar, and the Grand Egyptian Museum's Tutankhamun treasures.
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Must-SeeHannibal's city, by a blue-and-white village above the sea.
Must-SeeA moated old town of temples, with ethical elephant sanctuaries and Yi Peng lanterns.
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Must-SeeA cobbled Portuguese-Spanish colonial town, a short ferry from Buenos Aires.
Must-SeeThe great Mezquita's forest of striped arches, with a cathedral at its heart.
Must-SeeTasmania's emblem, above Dove Lake, at the start of the Overland Track.
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Must-SeeHumayun's Tomb, Qutb Minar, the Red Fort and Old Delhi's chaotic food streets.
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Must-SeeThe giant stone moai of Rapa Nui, on one of the most remote islands on Earth.
Must-SeeArgentina's trekking capital, under the sharp granite spires of Mount Fitz Roy.
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Must-SeeA big king penguin colony at Volunteer Point, with albatross on Saunders Island.
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Must-SeeSikhism's shining holiest shrine, feeding 100,000 people a day for free.
Must-SeeA memorial to the Atlantic slave trade, off a lively capital.
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Must-SeeThousands of limestone islands in emerald water, by overnight junk boat.
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Must-SeeThe Peace Park and Atomic Dome, with the floating torii gate of Miyajima nearby.
The Star Ferry, Victoria Peak's view, and dim sum, with Lantau's Big Buddha.
Must-SeeHundreds of waterfalls on the Brazil-Argentina border, wider than Niagara and taller too. See both sides.
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Must-SeeSacred to three faiths: the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Dome of the Rock.
Must-SeeBeautiful red-stone ruins of the Jesuit missions, nearly empty of visitors.
One of the world's most powerful single-drop waterfalls, usually with no crowds, on a day flight.
Must-SeeQuiet houseboats through palm-lined canals, with Munnar's tea hills nearby.
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Must-SeeJapan's old capital, with Fushimi Inari's gates, geisha, Kinkaku-ji and quiet gardens.
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Must-SeeOne of the world's largest lagoons, with a heart-shaped mangrove.
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Must-SeeHollywood, the Getty, Santa Monica and Venice beaches, and a food scene from every corner of the Pacific.
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Must-SeeTutankhamun's tomb, Karnak's giant columns and Hatshepsut's temple.
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Must-SeeJungle lodges and river trips from a rubber-boom city with a famous opera house.
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Must-SeeLe Morne mountain above a lagoon with an optical illusion waterfall.
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Must-SeeOne of the world's great cities, built on Aztec ruins, with Frida Kahlo's house, a stunning anthropology museum, and tacos everywhere.
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Must-SeeA relaxed capital, with a long seaside promenade and steak in the Mercado del Puerto.
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Must-SeeJapan's perfect sacred cone, seen from Hakone and the Five Lakes, or climbed in summer.
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Must-SeeGiant figures drawn in the desert about 2,000 years ago, best seen from a small plane.
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Must-SeeMexico's food capital, with mole and mezcal, a beautiful colonial center, and the Zapotec hilltop city of Monte Albán.
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Must-SeeA wooden Dutch colonial center, where a mosque and a synagogue stand side by side.
Must-SeeA wall of ice that cracks and crashes into a lake near El Calafate. Walkways bring you close.
Must-SeeThe ceremonial capital of Darius, and Shiraz's gardens and pink mosque.
Must-SeeThe rose-red city carved in rock, with the Treasury at the end of a narrow gorge.
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Must-SeeBhutan's most beautiful dzong, and a capital with no traffic lights.
Must-SeeThe last surviving Wonder of the Ancient World, with the Sphinx, on Cairo's edge.
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Must-SeeThe world's driest desert, with geysers, salt flats, flamingos and superb night skies.
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Must-SeeAndalusia's soul: the huge cathedral and Giralda, the Royal Alcázar and flamenco.
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Must-SeeThe British Raj's summer capital, reached by a narrow-gauge railway through over 100 tunnels.
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Must-SeeThe Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach, and the Blue Mountains nearby.
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Must-SeeNight markets, Taipei 101, and the National Palace Museum's imperial treasures.
Must-SeeThe white marble tomb Shah Jahan built for his wife, beautiful at dawn, with Agra Fort nearby.
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Must-SeeThe mission where Texas fought for independence, four more UNESCO-listed missions and the River Walk.
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Must-SeeThe world's largest city, from Shibuya's crossing to quiet shrines, with the best food anywhere.
Must-SeePatagonia's great park, with granite towers, glaciers, and the W Trek. Book refuges long ahead.
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Must-SeeOne of the world's oldest living cities, with its ghats on the Ganges and fire ceremonies at dusk.
Must-SeeA city of canals and palaces on a lagoon, with St. Mark's and the Grand Canal.
Must-SeeRed sand and Bedouin camps, the desert of Lawrence of Arabia and The Martian.
Must-SeeDisney's four parks, Universal and SeaWorld in one city, the theme-park capital of the world.
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Worth a DetourThe live-music capital, with Texas barbecue, swimming holes and a million bats under a bridge at dusk in summer.
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Worth a DetourDesert, mountains and the Rio Grande canyons on the Mexican border, with some of the darkest night skies in the country.
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Worth a DetourA hippie village among dunes, with no roads, a lighthouse and sea lions.
Worth a DetourLafayette, Atchafalaya swamp tours, Tabasco's island home and zydeco on Saturday mornings. Louisiana's other great region.
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Worth a DetourSpain's Atlantic islands, with Teide volcano and Lanzarote's black lava fields.
The river of five colors, red with plants at its best from about July to November.
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Worth a DetourPastel houses, church steeples and some of the South's best cooking.
Worth a DetourGiant pandas and fiery Sichuan food, with the Leshan Giant Buddha nearby.
Worth a DetourShore temples and rock carvings, near South India's largest city.
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Worth a DetourThe polar bear capital of the world, reached by plane or train, with beluga whales in summer.
Worth a DetourA canyon system bigger than the Grand Canyon, crossed on the famous El Chepe train.
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Worth a DetourGeorgia's largest barrier island: 17 miles of empty beach, wild horses and the ruins of a Carnegie mansion, reached only by ferry.
Worth a DetourTea gardens, a toy train and Kangchenjunga views.
Worth a DetourSalt flats, dunes and colored canyons in the hottest, lowest place in North America. Go between November and March.
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Worth a DetourThe Dalai Lama's home in exile, with Tibetan monasteries under the Himalayas.
Worth a DetourWalt Disney's original park in Anaheim, an hour from central Los Angeles.
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Worth a DetourAkbar's perfectly preserved red sandstone capital, abandoned soon after it was built.
Worth a DetourA protected island chain of spinner dolphins and Brazil's finest beaches. Visitor numbers are limited.
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Worth a DetourThe home of mariachi, and of Tequila, the town and the blue agave landscape around it.
Worth a DetourA colorful silver-mining city in a ravine, with roads running in tunnels under its streets.
Worth a DetourThe tidal marshes where Harriet Tubman was enslaved and escaped, returning again and again to lead others to freedom.
Worth a DetourThe Cave of the Patriarchs, and one of the world's oldest cities.
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Worth a DetourMineral cliffs like frozen waterfalls, with natural pools near Oaxaca.
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Worth a DetourA 1930s concrete giant across the Colorado River, 45 minutes from Las Vegas.
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Worth a DetourOne of the world's biggest hydroelectric dams, on the Brazilian border, near Iguazu.
Worth a DetourRainforest and savanna with jaguars, giant otters and Indigenous-run lodges.
Worth a DetourA golden sandstone living fort, with camel safaris into the Thar.
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Worth a DetourSpiky Joshua trees and giant boulder piles where two deserts meet, near Palm Springs.
Worth a DetourA fine garden city, and thatched farmhouses in the mountains.
Worth a DetourThe Death Railway bridge, with Erawan's waterfalls nearby.
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Worth a DetourWhere Apollo launched and rockets still do: a Saturn V, the shuttle Atlantis and, with luck, a launch.
Worth a DetourTemples covered in exquisite, and famously erotic, carvings.
Worth a DetourIndia's cultural capital, with the Victoria Memorial and a fantastic Durga Puja.
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Worth a DetourBlack lava fields and vineyards, with César Manrique's architecture.
Worth a DetourSouth America's food capital, with ceviche, a colonial center, and clifftop Miraflores.
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Worth a DetourTowering carved gateways, with Thanjavur and Mahabalipuram nearby.
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Worth a DetourPicasso's birthplace, with the Alcazaba, and Spain's busiest sunshine coast.
Worth a DetourMalbec country, with vineyards below the snowy Andes and Aconcagua nearby.
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Worth a DetourWhere Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat and where the Selma marchers ended, with America's most powerful memorial to the victims of lynching.
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Worth a DetourClimb for sunrise, then see the ancient Christian monastery.
Worth a DetourIndia's dream city, with the Gateway of India, Elephanta Caves and Art Deco.
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Worth a DetourA vast blackwater wilderness of cypress, lilies and alligators, named Georgia's first World Heritage Site in 2026.
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Worth a DetourA gold-rush town of baroque churches, by the sculptor Aleijadinho. Inhotim's art park is nearby.
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Worth a DetourA cobbled colonial port and a car-free jungle island, between Rio and São Paulo.
Southern right whales, elephant seals and penguins, and orcas that beach themselves for prey.
Worth a DetourMaya Bay, of The Beach, is limited and sometimes closed for recovery.
Worth a DetourA riverside capital, with a Royal Palace and the grim Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng.
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Worth a DetourWhere the Pilgrims landed in 1620: a replica Mayflower, a living museum of their village and of the Wampanoag people.
Worth a DetourA wild peninsula an hour north of San Francisco, with a cliff-side lighthouse, tule elk, and a tunnel of cypress trees.
Worth a DetourA tile-covered colonial city, the home of mole poblano and of the huge pyramid at Cholula.
South America's glamorous summer resort, with the giant hand on the sand.
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Worth a DetourOne of the best chances to see a wild tiger, among ruins.
Worth a DetourWorld-class coral reefs, with Dahab's Blue Hole and Hurghada.
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Worth a DetourThe prison where Nelson Mandela spent 18 years, a ferry ride from Cape Town.
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Worth a DetourThe colored Hill of Seven Colors and white-walled towns in the northwest.
Worth a DetourThe heart of Afro-Brazilian culture, with a colorful old town, capoeira and drums.
Worth a DetourFour 18th-century Spanish missions, still active parishes, strung along the river south of the Alamo, with which they form a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mission San José is the grandest.
Worth a DetourMild sunny weather all year, Balboa Park and its famous zoo, and a string of laid-back beach towns.
Worth a DetourA pink-spired colonial town of cobblestones and art galleries, much loved by American retirees.
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Worth a DetourSouth America's giant, with superb food and art and huge Japanese and Italian communities.
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Worth a DetourThe Step Pyramid, the first in the world, with the Bent and Red Pyramids at Dahshur.
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Worth a DetourRed rock buttes, easy hikes and a reputation as a spiritual retreat, two hours from the Grand Canyon.
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Worth a DetourNASA's visitor center, with a tram to the historic Apollo Mission Control and a full Saturn V rocket.
Worth a DetourAmerica's oldest city, founded by Spain in 1565, with a coquina stone fort and narrow old streets.
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Worth a DetourThe largest Hindu temple in the Western Hemisphere, hand-carved stone on a vast scale, opened in 2023 in Robbinsville, New Jersey, between New York and Philadelphia.
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Worth a DetourThe largest adobe city in the Americas, and the painted Moche temples of the Sun and Moon.
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Worth a DetourThe world's southernmost city, for the Beagle Channel and penguins, and the main port for Antarctica.
Worth a DetourA hilly port of painted houses and old funiculars, with Neruda's La Sebastiana.
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Worth a DetourThe 47-day siege that gave the Union the Mississippi River, with over a thousand monuments and a salvaged ironclad.
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Worth a DetourThe sets, costumes and props of the Harry Potter films.
Worth a DetourThe world's largest gypsum dunefield, 275 square miles of dazzling white waves in New Mexico's desert, great for sledding.
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Worth a DetourCanals and old towns, with Tiger Leaping Gorge and Shangri-La nearby.
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If You're NearbyGeorgia's tallest waterfall, tumbling 729 feet down a mountainside, and the traditional start of the Appalachian Trail.
If You're NearbyThe Civil War's most notorious prison camp, now home to the National Prisoner of War Museum.
If You're NearbyAmerica's great college music town, which gave the world R.E.M. and the B-52s, with a lovely old university.
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If You're NearbyWhere the civil rights struggle's turning point took place in 1963, a former steel city with a giant iron statue on its hill and a great food scene.
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If You're NearbyA park that's 95% water, just south of Miami, with coral reefs, mangroves and an old shipwreck trail.
If You're NearbyA replica of a thousand-year-old temple in Japan, set against the green cliffs of the Koʻolau Mountains on Oʻahu, with koi ponds and a peace bell to ring.
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If You're NearbyOne of the largest collections of mosaics in the world, about 41 million pieces of glass covering domes and walls, in St. Louis's Central West End.
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If You're NearbyPhilip Johnson's Crystal Cathedral, a church of more than 10,000 panes of glass, reborn as the Catholic cathedral of Orange County, near Disneyland.
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A lively university city, with a Jesuit block and estates that are a World Heritage Site.
If You're NearbyThe Texas Gulf's biggest beach city, with a WWII carrier, and the world's longest undeveloped barrier island.
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If You're NearbyThousands of hand stencils, 9,000 years old, in a Patagonian canyon.
If You're NearbyThe JFK story at Dealey Plaza, a large downtown arts district and Tex-Mex, with Fort Worth next door.
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If You're Nearby'Venice of America', with 165 miles of canals, broad beaches, the world's yachting capital and Everglades airboats on its doorstep.
If You're NearbyOld West cowboy culture, with a longhorn cattle drive down Exchange Avenue, rodeos and honky-tonks.
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If You're NearbyThe Potomac crashes through a rocky gorge 15 miles from the White House, the great natural sight of the Washington area.
If You're NearbyTexas's highest peak, in a fossil reef from an ancient sea, with brilliant fall color in McKittrick Canyon.
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If You're NearbyAmerica's old spa town, where a row of grand bathhouses is the national park. You can still take the waters.
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If You're NearbyCapybaras and caimans in a huge marsh, where jaguars are being brought back.
Moon Valley's rock forms, and some of the oldest dinosaur fossils anywhere.
If You're NearbyAmerica's largest city by area, with a river, beaches, a surprising art museum and PGA golf at Sawgrass.
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If You're NearbyIndia's oldest national park, with tigers in the Himalayan foothills.
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If You're NearbyA remote West Texas art town, with Donald Judd's minimalist installations, mysterious lights and the much-photographed Prada Marfa.
If You're NearbyThe "White Dove of the Desert", a gleaming 18th-century Spanish mission on the Tohono Oʼodham Nation south of Tucson, still serving its community.
If You're NearbyA huge, empty desert between Los Angeles and Las Vegas, with singing sand dunes, volcanic cones and a restored train depot.
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If You're NearbyElegant Gulf beach towns, with a famous pier, and Sanibel's seashells and its wildlife refuge up the coast.
If You're NearbyThe oldest town in the Louisiana Purchase, with Creole plantations on Cane River, meat pies, and a famed Christmas festival.
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If You're NearbyFlorida's old-money island, with Henry Flagler's Gilded Age mansion, and very fancy shops on Worth Avenue.
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If You're NearbySea lions and penguins by boat, with a desert reserve on the south coast.
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The tiny peanut-farming town that produced President Jimmy Carter, who came back to live here and is buried here.
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If You're NearbyEarthworks built by hunter-gatherers about 3,400 years ago, one of the oldest great monuments in the Americas.
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If You're Nearby"Georgia's Little Grand Canyon": pink, orange and purple gullies, 150 feet deep, cut by poor farming in the 1800s.
A windy Strait of Magellan port, with a big Magellanic penguin colony nearby.
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If You're NearbyThe modest Georgia cottage where Franklin Roosevelt came to swim, and where he died in 1945 while sitting for a portrait.
If You're NearbyFlorida's culture coast: John Ringling's circus museum, an art museum and a quartz-white beach, on the Gulf.
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If You're NearbyA two-mile canyon nearly 1,000 feet deep, with a swinging bridge over its falls, in the far northeast of Georgia.
If You're NearbyGulf Coast beaches, the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg and Busch Gardens.
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If You're NearbyA soaring wood-and-glass chapel in the Ozark woods near Eureka Springs, Arkansas, designed by E. Fay Jones and among the finest American buildings of its century.
If You're NearbyOne of the world's most-visited holy sites, on a hilltop in Andhra Pradesh.
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If You're Nearby'The Town Too Tough to Die': site of the 1881 gunfight at the O.K. Corral between the Earps, Doc Holliday and the Clantons.
If You're NearbyA desert city between the two halves of Saguaro National Park, known for its Sonoran-Mexican food.
If You're NearbyChip and Joanna Gaines's Magnolia Market, an ancient mammoth site, Dr Pepper, and the Texas Ranger museum.
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If You're NearbyColorful boats and mariachis on the Aztec canals in the south of Mexico City.