Fairhope, Alabama
Small but mighty, Fairhope, along Mobile Bay’s shoreline, flaunts a French Quarter of brightly colored buildings and canopies of live oak trees nearly everywhere you look.
Seward, Alaska
This gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park also features a picturesque marina, lots of puffins, and quirky stops.
Sedona, Arizona
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Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Carmel-by-the-Sea, California
With its sugar-white sand beaches, the painstakingly restored Carmel Mission with lush gardens, and a quaint downtown with fairy-tale-like cottages and cobblestone alleys, this town hugging the Pacific Ocean is stunning.
Breckenridge, Colorado
“Breck,” as its commonly called, is a resort town 90 minutes southwest of Denver. During the 1850s it was a hot spot to mine for gold. Today, skiers and hikers alike flock here for recreation and to stroll the downtown’s historic district.
Seaside, Florida
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Lawrence, Kansas
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Stonington, Maine
Annapolis, Maryland
Edgartown, Massachusetts
Natchez, Mississippi
Incline Village, Nevada
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Chimayo, New Mexico
Medora, North Dakota
Davis, Oklahoma
Block Island, Rhode Island
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Fredericksburg, Texas
Springdale, Utah
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