2036 Things to Do in USA

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Pioneer Plaza

Just outside the Dallas Convention Center is a large public plaza with a collection of bronze statues depicting a quintessentially Texan scene: 3 cowboys herding

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West Side Market

Since 1840, the West Side Market on 24th Street has been offering authentic ethnic cuisine, local delicacies, and a variety of wares to Cleveland residents

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AT&T Stadium

The Dallas Cowboys followed the everything’s bigger in Texas rule when they built AT&T Stadium in 2009: the venue’s 80,000 seats can reconfigured to fit

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Dallas Zoo

The oldest and largest zoo in Texas started with just 2 deer and 2 lions in 1888. Today, the Dallas Zoo provides sanctuary to over

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Playhouse Square

Downtown Cleveland’s theater district, Playhouse Square, is the largest performing arts center in the United States outside of New York City. Theaters in the square

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Cleveland Museum of Art

The Cleveland Museum of Art is arranged chronologically, showcasing more than 60,000 pieces of art across 6,000 years. The museum is relatively small but dreams

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Smale Riverfront Park

At the foot of the Roebling Bridge, connecting downtown Cincinnati with a network of public parks, you’ll find Smale Riverfront Park- 45-acres of family-friendly amenities

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Spring Grove Cemetery

A cemetery stroll may not sound like fun, but world-renowned landscape architect Adolph Strauch had other plans when he designed Spring Grove Cemetery in 1845.

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Cleveland Botanical Garden

The Cleveland Botanical Garden’s focal point is a 17,000 square foot Glasshouse conservatory that’s filled with 350 plant species and 50 animal species, including the

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Krohn Conservatory

In the middle of Eden Park is this 1933-built Art Deco conservatory with 3,500+ plant species from around the world. You’ll find a Fern House,

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