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Rural Pennsylvania Travel Guide

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A Tour of Milford, Pennsylvania

A stream of new visitors, renewed civic pride, and a legendary hotel have made Victorian-era Milford the latest East Coast idyll. T+L charts the resurgence...

America's Most Romantic Hotels

Love is always in the air at these romantic hotels from coast to coast.

World’s Dumbest Pilots

Most pilots are pros, but even experienced captains can slip up.

Last Minute Travel: Curaçao North Sea Jazz Festival

You probably mapped out your Labor Day weekend months ago. Wait. What? You're still looking for something to do? If you're down for a little...

Latrobe Country Club

Visitors can now play and stay at Latrobe Country Club, Arnold Palmer's lifelong home.

Best Affordable Fall Foliage Towns

Great fall colors can coexist with charming towns and affordable hotels. Here’s where to go.

World's Strangest Circuses

Forget any fear of circus clowns. The strangest shows on earth feature backflipping cats, race-car stuntmen, and burlesque puppeteers.

Coolest Suburbs Worth a Visit

Across America, many suburbs are becoming vacation-worthy hot spots, with cutting-edge restaurants, great shopping, and plenty of parking.

America's Top College Hotels

College towns make great weekend getaways, and these hotels near campus get our top scores.

America's Most-Visited Shopping Malls

These popular malls lure tourists and locals alike by offering much more than retail therapy.
DEALS

Kansas City: History package at the Raphael from $199

HOTELS

Duncan House at Polymath Park

Visiting devotees of the American architectural master, Frank Lloyd Wright, can spend the night in the 1957 Duncan House at Polymath Park, a 125-acre nature reserve in the Laurel Highlands just 17... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Sette Luna

On a quiet side street, Sette Luna cultivates a short Italian menu. The wood-burning oven imparts warmth, but the crustless cheesecake is what dreams are made of. more ›


ACTIVITIES

Ringing Rocks Park

The Mystery: Deep in the woods in this 128-acre park is a large field of mysterious boulders that, when struck, sound like bells, as if they are hollow and made of metal. Each summer, hundreds of... more ›




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