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The Bulb River,Massachusetts

This impressive horticulture of 35,000 bright purplish-blue grape hyacinths with daffodils on the side creates an illusion of river of flowers. It is located in Heritage Museum and Gardens in Sandwich, Massachusetts and can only be seen during springtime

Georgia

Savannah is one of the most beautiful cities in the South, with Spanish moss and porched houses around every turn. Yet there's no denying the town's eeriness, even daytime tours point out the deaths that allegedly occurred at mansions as you pass by.

Delaware

Given the country's increasingly ubiquitous craft beer culture, you don’t have to go far to find an excellent brewery in most parts of the U.S. But it’s worth a trip to tiny Milton, Delaware to visit the headquarters of Dogfish Head, one of the country’s top breweries.

Connecticut

Two hours from New York City by car, Winvian Farm in Litchfield Hills is a perfect retreat for the jaded captains of industry, couples, and even families wanting to reconnect with their playful inner child? Equal parts edgy and luxurious, accommodations include a lighthouse in the forest, a horse stable converted to a two-story tree house, and a mammoth 1968 Sikorsky Sea King Pelican HH3F helicopter (and its accompanying hangar) transformed into a posh suite.

Kimbell Art Museum, Texas

The Kimbell Art Museum located in Fort Worth is an internationally well-known museum because of its art and travel art collections, wide-ranging research library and the building’s architecture. It is especially noted for the natural lights that illuminate the gallery’s ceilings.

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Buckingham Fountain, Chicago

Located in Grant Park, this is one of the largest fountains in the world. This Chicago landmark has regular water and color-light shows on ordinary days and festive lights during the winter.

The Shore Line Trolley Museum, Connecticut

This museum line, which was built in the 1900s, is the oldest trolley remaining in service in the country.The museum features its trolley collection and the 1.5 miles long vintage ride that passes through the picturesque scenery of the place.

Duquense Incline Vertical, Pennsylvania

This century old cable car provides one of the best views of downtown Pittsburgh.Riding it will take you to an observation deck up on Mt. Washington for a better panoramic view.The funicular has incline of 30-degrees in angle and is 800-feet long.