Baseball Vacations

Top baseball cities

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  photo by Real Traveler the Murray girls

  St Louis

  St. Louis makes a stunning first visual impression. It has a look that is all its own, of red brick and cobblestone streets, terra cotta friezes and stained glass. The Mississippi River laps against a cobblestone levee. Reflected in the mighty river are... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler V&Rob

  Los Angeles

  Giving us Disneyland, TV and Hollywood hype, Los Angeles and its county is a massive conglomerate of over 80 independent cities covering over 467 square miles. However any traveler will soon find that there is more to do than just stargazing. From hitti... read more »

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  Boston

  Historic, compact and walkable, Boston offers a slice of old-world beauty and culture at every turn. Anyone visiting "Bean Town" can explore and enjoy this city over a couple of days. But Boston's famous beautifully preserved brownstones, world-renowned... read more »

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  New York City

  New York, New York - it rarely needs an introduction. A densely packed city of ethnic diversity and culture, this one-of-a-kind metropolis is famous for its size and unique vibe that no other city can match. With iconic highlights such as the Statue of... read more »

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  Denver

  Denver is magnificent, though geographically isolated, Concealed from the west by bold foothills and towering 14,000-foot Rocky Mountain peaks, and protected to the east by an expansive and high desert terrain, it is known for world-class skiing and b... read more »

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  San Francisco

  For any traveler, the list of attractions in San Francisco seems never-ending - Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, Angel Island, Fisherman's Wharf - to name a few. Whether you are traveling this diverse metropolis by foot or riding one of its famous cable c... read more »

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  San Diego

  San Diego is a big city with a small-town feel. Second only to Los Angeles is terms of population, its location at the southern most tip of California makes it one of the warmest, literally, and appealing destinations in the US. From sun and surf to par... read more »

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  Seattle

  A visit to Seattle creates a mosaic of colorful impressions that shimmer in the imagination long after the visit ends. Seattle is the Emerald City with so much to offer every traveler. Pike Street Market is a medley of fresh fish, fruit, vegetable and f... read more »

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  Minneapolis

  Minneapolis, along with its sister city St. Paul, make up the largest metro area in Minnesota. Minneapolis and St. Paul might be called twins, but they are certainly not identical. Minneapolis claims the greater number of attractions and businesses, whi... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler The Newell Post

  Anaheim

  Anaheim, California is probably most famous as the home of Disneyland, known around the world as "The Happiest Place on Earth," and every child's dream travel destination. But there is much more family fun to be found in and around this city in Orange C... read more »