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1. Denver ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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3. Atlantic City

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4. Bar Harbor

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5. Burlington

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6. Copenhagen

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7. Devon

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8. Dublin

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9. Florence

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10. Ghent

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11. Jackson Hole

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13. Nags Head

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14. Peru

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15. Plitvice Lakes National Park

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16. Redwoods National and State Parks

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17. San Francisco

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18. Seychelles

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19. Sofia

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20. Stockholm

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21. Aspen

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22. Wanaka

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23. Wisconsin Dells

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24. Yellowstone National Park

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Summary and Frequenly Asked Questions:

July is the height of the travel season. Kids have the summer off from school, and the warm, sunny weather makes adults want to get out of the office. Most cities and destinations are especially crowded during the summer, which can be frustrating, but there’s good reason for it. Towns come alive in summer with events and festivals, and the lack of cold means there’s much more to do from day to day. From hiking in Yellowstone to relaxing on the beach in Hawaii, July is the perfect time to take a break from everyday life.

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