With 40 million visitors each year, Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota, is the number one tourist destination in the Midwest. But what if you don’t like to shop? There are still so many things to do at Mall of America! A special thanks to the Bloomington Convention & Visitors Bureau for inviting me to […]
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If you enjoy wine tasting, you’ll love the Priority Wine Pass. Offering discounts to members at hundreds of West Coast wineries in California, Oregon, and Washington, the pass comes with a personalized itinerary, tasting room discounts, and more. Priority Wine Pass gave me two passes to elevate my wine tasting experience in California’s Livermore Valley. But
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From periods to poop to puke, high altitude destinations can wreak havoc on your body. Here are the answers to your most embarrassing questions about the impact altitude has on your body, including tips for adjusting to higher altitudes and ways to keep high altitude sickness at bay. I have an MBA (and not an
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Although I’ve spent quite a bit of time exploring California’s beautiful Livermore Valley Wine Country, this was my first time touring the area via an electric bike rental courtesy of Pedego Electric Bikes Livermore. Here’s why my first time on a Pedego electric bike was “love at first ride” and why I can’t wait to
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From coast to coast and continent to continent, street art — like large format murals and outdoor sculptures — is increasingly popular. These images and statues tell each city’s story in a very personal way, showcasing its history, culture, passion, and pride. Meet Minneapolis via this self-guided downtown walking tour of some of the most
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Like many places in Big Sky Country, Billings quickly grew around the expanding railroad in the 1880s. And today, there’s something for everyone when you visit Billings. From history to hiking and mansions to malbec, you won’t want to miss these fun things to do in Billings, Montana. In Travels with Charley, John Steinbeck expressed how
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In the heart of Bloomington, Minnesota, you’ll find the king of all malls. This isn’t your average shopping center — it’s a sprawling entertainment and shopping behemoth unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. From how to get there to what to do when you arrive, this article is backed with helpful tips to visit Mall of
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While England is home to the one and only mysterious megalith known as Stonehenge, the US is home to several Stonehenge replicas and parodies. These are some of the best from coast to coast. Slowly emerging from a grassy field approximately 85 miles west of London, massive stone slabs arranged in a semicircle appear seemingly
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Nestled between two national forests in the shadow of Glacier National Park is the charming mountain town of Whitefish, Montana. While it’s best known for its ski resort, these are the best things to do in Whitefish MT in summer. Home to majestic mountains, big skies, and everything huckleberry, there’s nothing quite like Montana in
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What Mesilla, New Mexico, lacks in size, it makes up for with history. The town was part of Spain, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, and the Confederacy before joining the United States. Today the historic Mesilla plaza at the center of town is surrounded by unique boutiques and delicious restaurants. These are the Old Mesilla
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Nothing says family vacation in the US quite like a road trip. They are an affordable way for American families to transport 3.1 children to the beach, the mountains, or Grandma’s house. So it’s no surprise that nearly 70% of all American family vacations are road trips. But packing for a road trip can be overwhelming,
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