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This vibrant coastal city is easier to reach than ever before, at a time when an influx of Colombian-born chefs with international chops have raised the bar on the city's dining scene.

Less than an hour from Boston, this picturesque New England city is home to a historic artists' community and a gorgeous coastline that has inspired the likes of Hopper and Winslow.

Revitalized neighborhoods, new cultural attractions, and a rising culinary scene are rejuvenating Virginia’s capital.

This Rust Belt city is transforming into a thriving art hub thanks to two stunning new museum openings and a growing number of galleries.

Often called the �un-Hamptons,� this subdued island offers the same pristine beaches and great seafood without any of the congestion and pretension.

With a freshly remodeled Old Port, striking new museums, and a fresh twist on its multicultural heritage, France’s edgy southern port city is reinventing itself.

Venture outside Switzerland’s largest city to find quieter shores with top-tier restaurants, placid swimming holes, and historic towns, all without renting a car.

After decades of suburban sprawl, this Gulf Coast city has brought new life to its neglected center by fixing up the riverfront, repurposing abandoned spaces, and embracing its Cuban-American history.

Half an hour from Providence, this historic peninsula town pays tribute to its agrarian past with farm activities, butchering classes, and a sophisticated restaurant scene.

Forget traffic jams and overcrowded northeastern beaches�you’ll find empty stretches of sand and discounted summer rates on this spectacular Caribbean island.