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Boston Duck Tours is one of Boston’s most popular tourist attractions. Admission is included with the Go Boston Card, which grants admission to over 70 Boston attractions, museums, tours, and more. http://www.GoBostonCard.com Read More

Boston travel expert Judy C. takes viewers through a mini-tour of the Go Boston Card guidebook. From Boston Duck Tours to Fenway P Boston travel expert Judy C. takes viewers through a mini-tour of the Go Boston Card guidebook. From Boston Duck Tours to Fenway Park, Go Boston Card offers included admission to over 70 top tourist attractions, museums, tour, activities, and more. Customers also get discounts and savings at local restaurants and shops. Judy will show you how to save money and see Boston with the Go Boston Card. http://www.GoBostonCard.com Read More

The Red Beantown Trolley Tour ties Boston together, so you really get a sense of the city as a whole with all its charm and history. This is Boston’s most comprehensive tour, fully narrated by expert guides and covering all of Boston’s highlights. You can disembark and re-board at any of 19 stops. A 2-Day Pass is included with the Go Boston Card, along with full admission to over 70 of Boston’s top attractions, tours, and activities. http://www.GoBostonCard.com
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Once a month I drive from Los Angeles to the desert oasis of Palm Springs. It’s a work trip but I try to dedicate a day just for fun. Among the many outdoor activities I’ve enjoyed are the Aerial Tramway; a rotating tramcar that takes you 8,516 feet up the sheer cliffs of Chino Canyon, and visiting the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens; a 1,200 acre wildlife and botanical park.

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Fall is the perfect time to visit Calistoga, the cream of the crop of northern California’s wine country. Napa and Sonoma may get more attention and praise, but Calistoga delivers-and then some.

My wife Emy and I took a mini-vacation (four days) this past November. The foliage (something San Francisco dearly lacks) added to the warmth of this sleepy little town. The population of Calistoga is roughly 6,500, and the locals-sixty percent are sixty-five or older-couldn’t have been more hospitable.

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