Best US cities for a long weekend getaway

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Anonymous wrote:I mean you’re missing the whole west. So, Seattle, San Fran, Napa/sonoma, LA, San Diego, Bend, Missoula.

Due to flight time for a weekend.

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St. Louis

St. Louis arch and museum below. Kids can earn National Park badge.
City Museum - amazing
We enjoyed all the museums and zoo which are all free. Art Museum, zoo, science museum, etc…

Enjoyed the food except the St. Louis style pizza.

Milwaukee
Discovery World
Art Museum
River Walk
Beaches along Lake Michigan. Can rent paddle boats.
Seven bridges park is a beautiful walk to the lake
Lots of good restaurants

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Baltimore

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Agree with Omaha. Also Minneapolis is fun. I want to visit Oklahoma City too.

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Louisville is a great lo.g weekend from DC

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Philly and NOLA with kids
Asheville and Newport could be with kids but I would prefer without

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Cleveland and Pittsburgh are really kid friendly.

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Buffalo, MY. Great food, friendly, nice summers and fall. World class architecture and of course real pizza. 🍕

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Anonymous wrote:Baltimore

Charm City

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Detroit.

Great museums, downtown is nice now, a few really cool downtown hotels.

Also great restaurants, too!

Not far away is Dearborn with the Henry Ford museum, Greenfield Village and the factory tour.

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It depends on what you want to do.

Me? I'd go to Bar Harbor. Do some hiking, eat some lobster, cool off from the heat.

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If sticking to places within a few hrs plane ride (which I would recommend since it’s just a long weekend so you don’t want to spend a lot of time traveling)
New Orleans
Asheville
NYC
Philadelphia
If you like the beach, somewhere on the gulf coast of Florida

Actually, St. Louis and Pittsburgh we have really enjoyed. Never thought I would but there’s a lot to do and good food and more affordable accommodations and attractions than bigger cities/more popular tourist destinations.

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Toronto
+1 for Omaha

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Pittsburgh.

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Anonymous wrote:Detroit.

Great museums, downtown is nice now, a few really cool downtown hotels.

Also great restaurants, too!

Not far away is Dearborn with the Henry Ford museum, Greenfield Village and the factory tour.

You could easily spend two days doing Henry Ford/Greenfield, get some buddy's pizza and catch a Tigers game

Cleveland is great, good museums, Rock Hall,

Pittsburgh also good