Ride the “Sky Trail” gondola that floats you through the treetops for breathtaking forest views. The Cathedral Tree features ...

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Dollar bills on the walls, gators on the menu, sunsets in your face — here are 16 Old Florida-style restaurants worth the road trip.

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Euronews visits Turkistan, the holy city of Asian Muslims and UNESCO’s cultural site with its ancient streets, a 14th century mausoleum, 16th century baths and 21st century tourist attractions.

After visiting all 50 states, I've learned that some US tourist attractions live up to the hype. Two of my favorite city destinations are NYC's Central Park and the French Quarter in New Orleans.

Its creator, 61-year-old Bob Williams, spent more than a year planning and crafting the structure, which weighs 900 kilograms (1,985 pounds) and is about 13 metres (42-ish feet) in diameter.