Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
American Visionary Art Museum
Peruse outsider art (including pieces created by the
clinically insane) at this Baltimore curiosity. (
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Theater
New York City and Chicago are the stars, while smaller cities such as Minneapolis give
voice to emerging talents.
Broadway Theater District
It doesn't get more iconic than the bright lights and glittering
marquees along a certain street in Midtown Manhattan. (
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Steppenwolf Theatre
John Malkovich, Gary Sinise and other now-famous actors
launched Chicago's scene here nearly four decades ago. (
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Guthrie Theater
Minneapolis has so many theaters it's nicknamed 'the Mini Apple.' The
uber-cool Guthrie leads the pack. (
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American Players Theatre
It stages Shakespeare and other classics outdoors amid the
woodlands of Spring Green, Wisconsin. (
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Grand Ole Opry
There's more than country music under the lights - it's a full-fledged,
foot-stompin' variety show. (
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Beaches
South Beach
The world-famous strand is less about wave-frolicking than taking in the
parade of people on Miami's favorite playground. (
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Cape Cod National Seashore
Massive sand dunes, picturesque lighthouses and cool
forests invite endless exploring on the Massachusetts cape. (
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Montauk
At the eastern tip of Long Island, windswept Montauk has pretty seascapes,
beach camping and a still-functioning 18th-century lighthouse. (
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Michigan's Gold Coast
Endless stretches of sand, dunes, wineries, orchards and B&B-
filled towns blanket the state's western shoreline. (
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Outer Banks
North Carolina's isolated barrier islands offer everything from popular
beaches to remote strands where wild ponies run free. (
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