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Travel Spotlights: Southwest Region
Amid desert beauty, sample the Southwest’s flavorful cuisines and learn about its colorful cultures. Here, striking rock formations meet clear blue skies, and fascinating histories take center stage.
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Dallas, Texas
A city where every neighborhood is worthy of exploration, head out to discover excellent shopping, unique attractions and welcoming greenspaces throughout Dallas. There is entertainment galore with topnotch art and culture scenes, the annual State Fair of Texas and much more! Learn more
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Dallas, Texas
Find something the whole family will love in Dallas – catch a Dallas Cowboys or Mavericks game or spend the day exploring the Perot Museum of Nature & Science, the Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, or the Rory Meyers Children Adventure Garden. Learn more
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Fort Worth, Texas
Experience Fort Worth’s remarkable districts full of culture and fun, like the 37-block Sun-dance Square entertainment district with shops, restaurants and shows or the Cultural Dis-trict’s museums and gardens. The historic western Stockyards is a must when visiting. Learn more
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Fort Worth, Texas
Don’t miss the live country music and line dancing at Fort Worth hot spots like Billy Bob’s Texas, the world’s largest honky tonk, and the beautifully restored barns of Mule Alley, a col-lection of happening restaurants, eateries, entertainment venues and shops. Learn more
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Fredericksburg, Texas
Journey to the birthplace of the Texas country music scene made famous by Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson at places like the legendary Luckenbach Texas Music Dance Hall, where you can catch live music 364 days a year. Learn more
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Fredericksburg, Texas
The Fredericksburg area is home to more than 50 wineries, vineyards and tasting rooms. Each winery brings its unique personality and style to winemaking, earning accolades around the world. Learn more
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Amarillo, Texas
A can’t-miss city along Route 66, Amarillo is full of quirky local shops, classic diners and the memorable interactive art installation, Cadillac Ranch. Check out the second largest canyon in the USA, Palo Duro Canyon, and take in a show under the stars at Starlight Ranch. Learn more
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Bandera County, Texas
Welcome to the Cowboy Capital of the World! Go horseback riding at dude ranches, dance at honky tonks like Arkey Blue’s Silver Dollar Saloon, catch live bull riding at rodeos, stargaze and discover local history at the Frontier Times and Bandera Natural History Museums. Learn more
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El Paso, Texas
Take a ride on vintage streetcars. Plan an outdoor adventure. Explore historical sites dating back hundreds of years. Dine at award-winning restaurants and visit one-of-a-kind shops. A unique culture and stunning attractions are awaiting for you in the Sun City. Learn more
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Open Road and Epic Stops, Here You Are in Arizona
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Arizona
Take a cruise on the iconic Route 66 in Arizona, stopping off at the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon National Park. Sample world-class cuisine in Tucson, a UNESCO City of Gastronomy and enjoy 120 wineries in three unique AVA wine regions. The red rocks formations of Sedona always excite. Learn more
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Flagstaff, Arizona
Just 90 minutes from Grand Canyon National Park, Flagstaff is known for its incredible stargazing and is the world’s first International Dark Skies City. Catch unobstructed night views from the east to the west at the Wupatki National Monument, just outside the city. Learn more
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