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warm weather is around the corner, and with that, it's time for some BBQ. to get some of the best BBQ in the country, head on over to Kansas City. here are three places we recommend checking out:

Harp Barbecue - founded by a Kansas City native, he smokes and shreds a whole hog to deliver a delicious BBQ experience. with no official brick and mortar location, you'll have to head over to Crane Brewing to catch some of this BBQ.

Jones Bar-B-Q - you'll have to prepare to get some of this BBQ. this red-painted barbecue shack starts serving by 11 AM and routinely runs out by noon, but you won't disappointed if you're able to get some.

Arthur Bryant's - it is rumored that Kansas City's famed burnt ends were invented here and were given out free as a form of caramelized meat smack. to get that experience, we recommend getting some, along with the triple-meat 3 B Sandwich.

it's National Sibling Day, so we're heading over to bring you three basic things you can do the next time you're in the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia:

🥊 - run up the famous "Rocky Steps" at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. You can even stand in the spot where Rocky stood in his iconic movies. check it out early in the day to avoid the crowds and get beautiful views of the city.

checkout the museums - Philadelphia is rich with culture and there are plenty of museums and historical cites to see. from the Liberty Bell Center, to the Ben Franklin Museum, there is no shortage of places to see. at the top of our list, we recommend a quick stop at Independence Hall. here you can step right back into history and visit the Assembly Room, seeing it arranged as it was during the Constitutional Convention of 1787.

🧀🥩 - while you're guaranteed a fun experience if you go to Pat's or Geno's, if you're looking for a great cheesesteak, head on over to Steve's Prince of Steaks. we recommend heading over to the original on Bustleton Avenue and getting the Double-Meat Cheese with Whiz.

it's , so we're bringing you three excellent marathons that you can sign up for. marathons are a great way to see the city, get some exercise, and have a fun celebration after the race. check out our recommendations below 🏃

Colfax Marathon 🏔- an exciting course that includes segments through the Mile High Stadium (home to the Broncos), a trip through a working firehouse, and a finish near the Denver Zoo, you're guaranteed to stay entertained the whole race.

Flying Pig Marathon 🐷 - head on over to Porkopolis, in Cincinnati, Ohio! get ready for some pig puns. while the race may be smaller than some big city marathons, the city shows up with amazing support. while it's hilly, you're guaranteed to have some good views and great memories.

Walt Disney Marathon - need we say more? the race kicks off very early in the morning, which will not only allow for cooler temps, but will leave you plenty of time post race to enjoy the attractions.

did you know Washington, DC has over 70 unique museums to explore? here are some of the top ones we recommend the next time you're in town:

National Museum of African American History and Culture - opening in 2016, making it one of the newer museums, there is plenty to see here. this museum serves as an excellent opportunity for everyone to better understand African American history and culture, while also better understanding the history of all of America.

United States Holocaust Museum - hope to over 1.5 million visitors each year, this living memorial to the holocaust is a must-see for anyone coming to DC.

✈️National Air and Space Museum - the world's largest collection of space and air vehicles, you are sure to be awestruck in this museum.

🕵️‍♂️International Spy Museum - want to unleash your inner James Bond? head on over to discover the hidden world of secret intelligence.

💎hidden gem alert 🚨- in Brooklyn, NY, there is no shortage of things to do or see. one stop your taste-buds will be grateful for is Peter Luger Steakhouse. a Michelin starred restaurant, there is no shortage of menu items that will make your mouth water. this burger is guaranteed to satisfy. 🍔

all you get is a half-pound of juicy beef with cheese on a sesame seed bun. nothing else is needed to deliver a great experience, but you can get it with bacon if you so choose. 🥓

make sure to book a reservation for your next time in NYC!

Blue Ridge Parkway. home to 15.9 million visitors per year. at 469 miles long, going through 29 counties, there are plenty of stops. here some top stops for your next drive:

the Natural Bridge - located at milepost 61.6, this twenty-story natural occurring stone bridge is a must see. there is an admission fee, but there is plenty to see including a wax museum, butterfly exhibit, and much more.

Linville Falls - located at milepost 61.6, this three tiered waterfall is guaranteed to leave you awestruck. this waterfall cascades into the Linville Gorge, also known as the "Grand Canyon of the Southern Appalachians."

the Biltmore - a historic must see estate. this is a must for any trip near Asheville, NC. plan to spend a whole day here and head over to Asheville to spend the night.

known for the Golden Gate bridge, Alcatraz Island, Fisherman's Wharf, there is no shortage of reasons to visit San Francisco. here are some basics for your next trip:

🌉 - all the pictures you've seen cannot do it justice. head on over to Golden Gate Park, and enjoy the view.

visit Alcatraz Island - home to much more history than just being a prison, Alcatraz is a must see. we recommend taking the award winning audio tour to get the full experience.

🌊🦁see the sea lions at Fisherman's Wharf - sea lions? right outside downtown San Francisco? that's right. head on over and check out some of the shops on your way.

check out Lombard Street - known for it's curvy road and beautiful houses, this is a must see while you're in the hilly streets of San Francisco.

home to Hollywood, the Walk of Fame, Santa Monica, Malibu, and much more, there is no shortage of things to do an see when you go Los Angeles. here are three places to check out and next time you're in the City of Angels.

Santa Monica - a lovely beach, but the pier is definitely worth a visit. home to Pacific Park, restaurants and shops, this is a must see in LA.

the Hollywood sign - we recommend heading to the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue to see the sign from below. this will let you see the sign while scanning the Walk of Fame. for a more adventurous view, head over to the Griffith Observatory parking lot and hike up for a nice hike up the mountain to see the sign a bit closer.

go to Beverly Hills - one of the richest areas in the country, home to celebrities and upscale dining, you're guaranteed to feel like a star here. check it out!