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These 8 historic villages in Alabama will transport you into a different time.

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From coast to coast, AD ranks the nation’s most visually stunning locales, highlighting what makes them the best small towns in America

Known as "Tennessee's oldest town". It bills itself as the Storytelling Capital of the World, hosting October's annual National Storytelling Festival as well as serving as home base for the International Storytelling Center. But the spinning of yarns isn't all Jonesborough has to offer, of course. Visitors will find plenty of interesting shops, exciting meals, museums, festivals, hiking and biking trails, and more in this colorful and charming town near the Appalachians. #tennessee #roadtrip

Putting the rest of the country to shame since the 17th century.

Beautiful fishing villages, unspoilt coastal lines, secluded towns and villages atop rocky hills around mountains, stunning lakes and unique settlements in history – These are just some of the best-kept secrets of Italy. These hidden gems in Italy must be on your bucket list. Go ahead and get to know about the secret spots, which are some of the best unknown places in Italy.

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There's always something to see in a big city, but sometimes, you want a slower pace. Thankfully, the United States boasts some incredible small towns.

U.S. News & World Report used date from the U.S. Census Bureau to find the most popular small towns to live in the country. | iHeart

These are the American towns you haven't heard of, but should visit as soon as possible.

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Urbanist Brent Toderian reflects on which suburbs can be saved and made more walkable.