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The Most Beautiful Towns in America

From coastal cities to southern gems. America has some fantastic cities—but it's the most beautiful towns in America that offer something more. With boundless charm and some of the loveliest landscapes on earth, these are the most beautiful towns in the USA

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    The Most Beautiful Towns in America

    Nantucket, Massachusetts

    Nantucket, Massachusetts

    Nantucket's fine sand beaches are among the most beautiful in the country. In a welcome contrast to most of New England’s ocean communities, virtually all of Nantucket’s 110-mile coastline is free and open to the public...

    Taos, New Mexico

    Taos, New Mexico

    A gorgeous town steeped in history and culture, Taos was named among the world's prettiest mountain towns. It is known for its scenic location in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, beautiful historic architecture and art heritage.

    Lake Placid, New York

    Lake Placid, New York

    Lake Placid is gorgeous all year-round, but it's particularly popular in the winter, and has been for more than a century. Its greatest claim to fame is hosting the Winter Olympics twice, first in 1932, then …

    Sedona, Arizona

    Sedona, Arizona

    Sedona's vivid sandstone monoliths are one of the greatest natural wonders of the world. It's not just the shapes, which emerge dramatically from the desert floor, but also the bright red color. At dawn and dusk, Sedona's red rock formations glow with energy ...

    Camden, Maine

    Camden, Maine

    With many delicious restaurants lining the downtown and waterfront areas, where guests may enjoy freshly caught seafood and other scrumptious meals or take an order to go and head to one of the many public parks in the area for a scenic picnic ...

    Cape May, New Jersey

    Cape May, New Jersey

    Cape May holds the distinction of being the first seaside holiday destination in America. This picturesque beach town, with its pleasant tree-lined streets and dainty Victorian cottages is full of nostalgic charm.

    Eureka Springs, Arkansas

    Eureka Springs, Arkansas

    Eureka Springs has the most unique downtown in the Ozarks. It's the only city in America where the entire downtown is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. You'll be struck by a funky mix of architecture that includes Victorian, Queen Anne, Romanesque and more.

    Bar Harbor, Maine

    Bar Harbor, Maine

    Bar Harbor is known for its stunning coastal beauty, its many yachts and lobster boats, and its view of islands and ocean in settings that can range from glistening sunlight to thick fog and mist.

    Block Island, Rhode Island

    Block Island, Rhode Island

    Block Island may not be the best-known destination in New England, but it's worth considering if you're looking for a different beach getaway. Even though it is a small island, there are a number of secluded spots to relax, or there are plenty of things to do for people who like to keep busy!

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