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Phoenix may be known for the whopping temperatures that dominate the conversations (and outfits) every summer, but there is plenty more to gab about here.

Baltimore has long been known for its picturesque Inner Harbor, but in recent years word has gotten out that the town, nicknamed Charm City, has much more to offer.

Oklahoma City is equal parts cultural heartland, traditional Midwest capital and historic cow town, with lively pockets and stylish arts districts to boot.

Beyond the beaches and past the souvenir shops, take in the dynamic culture of Honolulu through hidden gem museums and attractions beyond the resort strip.

Beyond the chilly weather and business class style, you’ll find a bustling creative scene, comfortable hotels, funky art museums and delicious restaurants.

In a state the size of Texas, there are so many diverse and exciting attractions, monuments, cities, rural towns and landscapes that it’s enough to make your head spin.

Once you see the island’s lush rainforest, coconut palms and expansive greenery, you’ll see why Kauai is known as the Garden Island.

Nashville and Memphis might be the most popular and most musical cities in the Volunteer State, but they don’t call Chattanooga the Scenic City for nothing.

Flanked by coastal redwoods and Monterey Bay, Santa Cruz blends Southern California’s beach town vibes with Northern California’s rugged good looks.

The narrow streets of the old town – a Unesco World Heritage Site dating back to 1608 – are filled with museums, boutiques, restaurants and plenty of European charm.