Things to do in North America
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Roadtrip America Eastbound
22 days (San Francisco)
by Intrepid
Traverse the States from San Francisco to New York City, Discover some of America's best national parks, Drive through Death Valley, Roll dice in Las Vegas, Be…Not LP reviewed
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Tante Marie's Cooking School
Shares farmers market recipes and passes on world culinary traditions in San Francisco.
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Tampa Riverwalk
- Tampa, USA
- Activities › Other
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Tampa Bay History Center
In a new three-story building along the Riverwalk, this first-rate history museum is the best place to learn about the region's Seminoles, Cracker pioneers and the legendary Cuban community and cigar industry that formed the cornerstone of turn-of-the-century Tampa. Like maps? Its dazzling cartography collection covers 400 years of mapmaking, as conquistadors and tycoons tried to pin down Florida. An outpost of the Columbia Restaurant makes a delicious lunch stop.
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Talisker
Talisker elevates superb food to the sublime: lobster hush puppies, anyone? Settle into one of the four individually-designed dining rooms and see what long-time resident and chef Jeff Murcko has to offer on his daily changing menu. The chef also oversees the menus at Canyons resort restaurants.
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Taku Glacier Lodge
- Juneau, USA
- Activities › Tour
The most popular tours in Juneau are flightseeing, glacier viewing and salmon bakes and a trip to this historic camp combines all three. You reach it via a floatplane that includes flying across a half-dozen glaciers. At the log lodge you enjoy an incredible meal of wild salmon to the view of Taku Glacier.
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Tabernacle
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Symphony Hall
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Symphony Center
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra plays in the Daniel Burnham–designed hall.
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Sweet Grass
Contemporary Low County cuisine (the seafood-heavy cooking of the South Carolina and Georgia coasts) wins raves at this sleek new Midtown bistro. Shrimp and grits, a classic fisherman's breakfast, is a crowd-pleaser.
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Sustain
Sustain is one of the leading – and more affordable – purveyors of locally sourced, organically grown, raised and caught food in the Miami area. The lovely dining room blends smooth white walls with warm wood paneling and rounded metallic edges. The food is fantastic; try the bright, meltingly textured fish sandwich or fired chicken swimming in creamy kale and barbecued beans. The menu changes with the season. Vegetarians and vegans are always catered to, although carnivores will find plenty to enjoy as well.
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Survive Outdoors
Dispenses safety and first-aid tips, plus helpful photos of dangerous critters.
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Supper
Truly farm-to-table, supplied with fresh seasonal produce by its very own farm, Supper epitomizes the current culinary spirit which weds the rural with the urban. Entrees are inventive and tasty creations like crispy confit duck leg with pecan waffles.
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Supertopo
One-stop shop for rock-climbing guidebooks, free topo maps and route descriptions.
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Superior Hiking Trail
- Duluth, USA
- Activities › Other
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Sun Valley Resort
Famous for its light, fluffy powder and celebrity guests, the dual-sited resort comprises advanced-terrain Bald Mountain and easier-on-the-nerves Dollar Mountain, which also has a tubing hill. In summer, take the chairlift to the top of either mountain, and hike or cycle down. Facilities are predictably plush.
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Sugar Bakeshop
Pop into this teensy space on Thursdays for the Lady Baltimore cupcake, a retro Southern specialty with dried fruit and white frosting.
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Sue Ellen's
Chill out in the 'lipstick lounge' or on the dancefloor at Dallas' favorite lesbian bar.
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Straz Center for the Performing Arts
Beautifully sited on a riverside park, this is the largest performing-arts center south of the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. With five venues, ranging from the 2600-seat Carol Morsani Hall to a 130-seat black box stage, it hosts the full gamut of fine-arts performances: major pops concerts, the Florida Orchestra, touring Broadway productions, cutting-edge dramas, the Tampa Ballet, Opera Tampa and more.
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St Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts
The Museum of Fine Arts collection is as broad as the Dalí's is deep, and the two make satisfyingly complementary experiences. Here, traverse the world's antiquities and follow art's progression with examples from nearly every era. Monet, O'Keeffe and George Inness highlight the Impressionists, and intriguing galleries are devoted to pewter, silver, Steuben glass and Wedgwood vases.
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Storer College Building
Long ago a teachers' college for freed slaves, it now traces the town's African American history.
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Stone Summit
The nation's largest climbing gym is especially welcoming for beginners and kids, so grab the whole family and get up those walls!
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