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Birmingham Museum of Art
This very fine museum collects works from Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas. Dont miss the work of Rodin, Botero and Dalí in the sculpture garden.
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Big Sweep
Large enough to whisk away a Volkswagen, this giant dustpan’s color was chosen by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen to complement Denver’s clear skies.
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Bernhard Museum Complex
This museum, built in 1851 as the Traveler’s Rest Hotel, exhibits depictions of typical 19th-century-farm family life. Volunteers in period garb ham it up.
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Belmont
This Bronx neighborhood is where you’ll find the real Little Italy, with Italian delis and eateries dotting bustling stretches of Arthur and E 187th Aves.
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Atlanta Botanical Garden
In the northwest corner of Piedmont Park, the stunning 30-acre botanical garden has a Japanese garden, winding paths and the amazing Fuqua Orchid Center.
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Salmon St Springs Fountain
This fountain, on Salmon St near the river, cycles through computer-generated patterns. On hot days kids (and adults) take turns plunging through the jets.
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Pontiac Building
The Pontiac Building , a classic 1891 design by Holabird & Roche, features the same flowing masonry surfaces as the firm’s Monadnock Building to the north.
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Matthew Marks Gallery
Matthew Marks is a Chelsea pioneer famous for exhibiting big names from Jasper Johns to Ellsworth Kelly. There is another location nearby at 522 W 22nd St.
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Pentagon Memorial
You may visit the Pentagon Memorial; 184 illuminated benches honor each man, woman and child killed in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on the Pentagon.
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Pakistani Embassy
The 1908 Moran House is now the Pakistani embassy. A masterpiece courtesy of George Totten, the building is decked out with stucco beaux-arts embellishments.
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Pleasant Hill Winery
Take a weekend drive to this lovely little vineyard in the country. The light crisp whites are a pleasant suprise. Three to four tours offered weekends.
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Oconee Forest Park
Oconee Forest Park , located at the back of the universitys expansive Recreational Sports Complex, has wooded hiking trails and an enormous off-leash dog area.
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North Park Pioneer Museum
The only modest tourist attraction is the volunteer-operated historical museum, which houses artifacts, from early settlers of the area, in a log cabin.
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Five & Dime Antique Mall
Three stories hold vintage wares that date back to at least the same era as the Woolworth building theyre housed in. Try to go when the diner is open.
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Firehouse Museum
This museum preserves a historic collection of fire-fighting equipment and has exhibits depicting some of San Diego’s ‘hottest’ moments from the late 1800s.
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Eagle Nest Lake State Park
The community of Eagle Nest sits at the edge of a 2400-acre lake that’s filled with trout and kokanee salmon. Boat rentals are available at Eagle Nest Marina .
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Illinois Holocaust Museum
Besides its excellent videos of survivors stories from WWII, the museum contains thought-provoking art about genocides in Armenia, Rwanda, Cambodia and others.
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Hot Springs Museum of Contemporary Art
The historic Ozark bathhouse is now home to 11,000 sq ft of gallery space housing rotating exhibits. Given Hot Springs arts reputation, it is worth a look.
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Historic Adler House
Great if you like fully restored Victorian houses. If youre planning to visit both this museum and the Baker Heritage Museum, buy a $10 ticket for both.
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Hermann Park
This 445-acre park is home to playgrounds, a lake with paddleboats, a picturesque Japanese Garden , the Hermann Park Miniature Train and the Houston Zoo .
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