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14 Top-Rated Things to Do in Manchester, NH

14 Top-Rated Things to Do in Manchester, NH

Written by Lura Seavey Updated Mar 23, 2023 Author Lura R. Seavey is a New Hampshire native who has been expl…

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A New Favorite in an Old Haunt - North Conway, NH

A New Favorite in an Old Haunt - North Conway, NH

New Hampshire's Best Bakery is Truly Magical My family visits North Conway at least twice a year, and I've al…

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Attractions & Places to Visit in Québec City

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By Lura Seavey, Lana Law Verified
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The only walled city in North America and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, French-speaking Québec City has a strategic location atop steep cliffs that overlook the St. Lawrence River. Founded in 1608 as a fur trading colony at present-day Place Royale, it quickly became an administrative center and today is the capital of Québec Province and one of the most beautiful cities in Canada.
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Attractions & Places to Visit in Detroit

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By Lura Seavey, Lana Law Verified
| Planetware
Detroit, the largest city in the state of Michigan, lies on the northwest bank of the Detroit River and on Lake St. Clair, between Lakes Huron and Erie. In recent years, the city has undergone a revitalization that has seen the rise of a booming tech industry and people moving here again after years of decline. Visitors will find the city now has quite a good food scene and excellent museums.
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Tourist Attractions in Portland, ME

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By Lura Seavey
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Author Lura Seavey travels to Maine regularly throughout the year. Portland is Maine's largest city, located on the southern coast along Casco Bay. Once named Machigonne by the native peoples, the region was developed in the early 17th century by British colonists and quickly became a major fishing and trade port.
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