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17 historic churches to visit once international travel resumes
Church enthusiasts, sometimes called church crawlers, are having a difficult year.
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Forget coronavirus: 3 places to go, right now
With an increasing number of destinations and things to do and see open or about to reopen, here are three places you can go in June.
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Ark Encounter, Creation Museum chosen as America’s top religious museums
The $100 million Ark Encounter biblical theme park with a life-sized Noah's Ark replica, and its sister institution, the Creation Museum, have ranked No. 1 and No. 2 respectively in the USA Today's 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards for 2020.
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3 places with unique museums to visit, right now
A unique museum is a destination in its own right. These three museums offer not just unique experiences, but world-class collections.
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London is an underrated Christmas destination
London doesn’t get as much attention as other destinations this time of the year, but the British capital makes for a ...
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Discovering the founding of a Protestant denomination in the horse capital of Lexington
Lexington may not be the Kentucky state capital but it does serve as the world’s de facto horse capital, thanks to its famed bluegrass. Yet, I didn’t come for the horses. In fact, there is way more to see and do than horses and bourbon whiskey.
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Where to go this fall: Old churches, fall foliage, presidential candidates and more
Fall is one of the best times to getaway. Grab your weekender bag and catch a flight or make the drive to any of the following five places this fall. You won’t regret it.
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Winnipeg: A surprisingly cool Canadian big city
Insert picture: Winnipeg 1Insert caption: Winnipeg, the provincial capital of Manitoba, is Canada’s seventh-largest ...
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The perfect road trip awaits in Nova Scotia
Driving across Nova Scotia you quickly see how this province in Canada’s Maritimes has a cityscape reminiscent of small-town New England and a gorgeous rocky landscape similar to what is seen in parts of the British Isles or along the Nordic coast.
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