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Gingerbread House at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa

Art on the BeltLine, "Ballroom"

Art is all along the Atlanta BeltLine; this piece by RAUM (Katherine Wright Johnson and Bud Shenefelt) hangs from an overpass.

Photo By: Atlanta Beltline, Inc.

Lake Eola in Orlando, Fla.

Right in the heart of downtown Orlando, this park is the heart of the city itself. In addition to its beautiful view of Orlando’s skyline, Lake Eola has an amphitheater where plays and concerts may be enjoyed throughout the year. Walkers and runners can burn a few calories along a 0.9-mile trail that circles the lake. Pedal-propelled swan rental boats may seduce, but exercise caution in summer months.

Photo By: Visit Orlando

Now Open: Pérez Art Museum Miami

The Miami Art Museum reopened as the Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) in its new Herzog and de Meuron-designed facility in downtown Miami.

Photo By: Kara Franker

Dock Street Theater in Charleston, S.C.

This Southern city's beautiful historic architecture is home to haunts and spirits, if you believe the tales. Junius Brutus Booth, father of John Wilkes Booth, is said to haunt the Dock Street Theater, where he once performed as an actor.

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1930s Canoe Bookshelf

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Haunted Georgia, Willis-Jones House

Originally located on Peachtree Road, this Atlanta home was moved to West Paces Ferry Road in the late '60s where it sat neglected and reportedly haunted.

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Christmas Tree Farm in Indiana, Pa.

This unassuming town in Pennsylvania's coal country bills itself as "the Christmas tree capital of the world." According to local lore, a group of enterprising Indiana County gentlemen were the first to grow Christmas trees as a crop back in 1918. The area still grows more than a million pines, firs and spruces commercially every year. But perhaps Indiana's most famous Christmas-related product is native son Jimmy Stewart, star of the iconic holiday film It's a Wonderful Life. Indiana holds an annual festival and parade in mid-November named after the film.

Photo By: Indiana County Christmas Tree Growers' Association

Gingerbread House at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa

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Hotel Victor in South Beach, Miami

“We are thrilled to be reopening the doors at Hotel Victor and showcasing many of our new lifestyle amenities and fresh design features,” says Wadeh Constance, acting general manager, Hotel Victor. “As a recognized and trusted brand in South Beach for many years, we represent the constant evolution of Ocean Drive and are committed to offering the best hotel guest experience and value in Miami.”

Photo By: Hotel Victor

LEGOLAND® in Winter Haven, Fla.

Visitors can explore 150 acres of rides, shows and a botanical garden at this innovative theme park specially made for families with children ages 2-12, and it lies right in the heart of Winter Haven.

Photo By: Visit Central Florida

Fontainebleau: Aerial View

When it opened in 1954, the Fontainebleau was the largest and most luxurious hotel in South Florida. Morris Lapidus, the hotel's architect, included signature features like a 17,000-square-foot lobby with a now legendary staircase to nowhere, six acres of formal gardens designed to replicate Versailles, and antique furnishings to authentically convey the hotel's French period theme. In 2008, the resort completed a $1 billion renovation and expansion. The resort's 1,504 guest rooms include 846 rooms and suites in the original buildings. The 37-story Tresor and 18-story Sorrento, two new luxury all-suite towers located at the south end of the property, have 658 junior, one- and two-bedroom suites.

Photo By: Fontainebleau