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7 Festive Places to Visit for a July 4 Weekend Getaway

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New York City’s annual Fourth of July fireworks show lights up the Manhattan skyline.

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No other holiday encapsulates summer quite like Fourth of July, when people revel in outdoor barbecues and parades (and, in the case of New York City’s Coney Island, gorge on hot dogs at breakneck speed). Complete your festivities with a nightly fireworks show, and you’ve got yourself an Independence Day celebration that would make the Founding Fathers proud.

Giving us even more of a reason to celebrate, July 4 lands on a Thursday this year. So if you’re lucky—or plan ahead—and can get your Friday off, you can let the good times roll over a four-day weekend getaway.

Feeling a red, white, and blue kind of summer trip? Here are the best places to be in the United States on July 4 that double as great weekend trip destinations.

1. New York City, New York

You won’t get much shut-eye with all of those fireworks, so why not see them in the city that never sleeps? The country’s biggest fireworks display is conducted by Macy’s , which launches a fireworks show from barges on either the East or Hudson River in New York City ( visit their website for the most up-to-date information for viewing locations ). Considering that more than 3 million live spectators come out to see the fireworks, your best bet to avoid the crowds is to find a restaurant or friend’s rooftop to see the event. Alternatively, you can consider smaller shows like the one on Coney Island , where you can walk down a nearly three-mile boardwalk and spend the day on the beach before the fireworks.

Daytime events abound for Independence Day as well, including Nathan’s annual hot dog–eating contest , which is held in Coney Island every July 4. Come to the Brooklyn neighborhood to see star player Joey Chestnut defend his title in the competition: In 2023, he managed to scarf down 62 of those dogs.

If you come to Bristol for Independence Day, expect a parade that goes all out—Revolutionary attire included.

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2. Bristol, Rhode Island

While the big cities duke it out to determine which place has the splashiest celebration for July 4, this Rhode Island town has gone the longest. The town of about 22,000 people started celebrating the nation’s independence in 1785 with a parade, and it’s become the longest continuing Independence Day celebration in the United States.

It’s a title the town fully embraces, with festivities that make Independence Day a weeks -long event. The festivities start on June 14 with a Flag Day Ceremony —complete with a town crier—and conclude with the town’s famous July 4 parade . In between, celebrate events like a summer concert series and Fourth of July Ball . After Independence Day, take advantage of the prime weather and check out the Ocean State’s many beaches .

3. San Francisco, California

San Francisco ’s Pier 39 hosts several citywide celebrations throughout the year: One of them is a fireworks display every Independence Day. (Pro tip: Avoid the traffic in Fisherman’s Wharf by choosing to come and go using public transportation.) For daytime events, look to smaller locales like Sonoma for parades with a hometown feel. Or take the trip across the Oakland Bay Bridge to the USS Hornet Sea, Air & Space Museum . Every Independence Day, the retired warship hosts a Fourth of July BBQ on its flight deck.

If you can swing a weekend in San Francisco, there’s plenty of sightseeing to do , starting with a visit to the Golden Gate Park and to the Saturday farmers’ market at the Ferry Building. The city was ranked as one of the World’s Best Cities of 2024 because of the car-free street movement that has been rolling out since the COVID-19 pandemic—so definitely take a bike and bring your best walking shoes.

Concerts and fireworks are July 4 staples in Washington, D.C.

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4. Washington, D.C.

Quite the no-brainer when it comes to places to celebrate Independence Day, but if you’re heading to this city for the first week in July, there are quite a few events to put on your calendar. There’s the annual National Independence Day Parade on Constitution Avenue, where drum corps and bands march alongside floats in front of hundreds of thousands of spectators. You can also head to the National Mall and see top musicians perform at A Capitol Fourth , the U.S. national Independence Day celebration; 2023’s lineup included performances from Chicago and Boyz II Men.

The main fireworks show, hosted by the National Parks Service, draws hundreds of thousands of people to the heart of downtown. Want a less-crowded alternative viewpoint? Bring a blanket and go to Gravelly Point Park, a couple of miles north of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. You’ll be able to see the fireworks from across the river, with the added bonus of seeing planes take off from DCA. Afterward, read advice from locals and check out what you can do over four days in Washington, D.C.

5. Nashville, Tennessee

You can count on music being a big part of Nashville’s July 4 celebrations, namely in its Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th event. Last year’s party featured headliner Brad Paisley, along with Ben Rector, The War and Treaty, Langhorne Slim, and Tiera Kennedy. The annual show concludes with fireworks in downtown Nashville. Catch the event from the rooftop of hotels like Bobby Nashville (last year’s tickets included a BBQ cookout), The Pool Club at Virgin Hotels , and W Nashville .

But while July 4 celebrations are great and all, you can’t leave Nashville before digging into its famous hot chicken or checking out a music museum. Take at least 48 hours to explore its distinct neighborhoods and outdoor spaces—including a replica of Athen’s Parthenon —to make the most of your time in Tennessee.

More than 200 years after the Boston Tea Party, the Boston Harbor is a place for Independence Day festivity.

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6. Boston, Massachusetts

Since that whole Boston Tea Party incident hundreds of years ago, Boston has been tied to the country’s independence. The city celebrates its history with Harborfest , a weeklong event that’s one of the country’s largest Fourth of July festivals.

From July 1 to 7, listen to the live music acts in Downtown Crossing and try different renditions of clam chowder at Chowderfest . At night, settle down along the Inner Harbor to see Harborfest’s fireworks launch from a barge at Boston’s Long Wharf. Spend the weekend to check out some of the new developments that have been happening in the historic city , such as the MGM Music Hall at Fenway, opened in 2022.

7. St. Louis, Missouri

Travel to St. Louis for July 4 and celebrate the nation’s independence in Gateway Arch National Park , the smallest national park in the country. The city celebrates with its America’s Birthday Parade , which has been going on since 1878 and was modeled after New Orleans’s Mardi Gras celebration (floats from New Orleans were even shipped to St. Louis during the first few years of the parade). You can watch 2024’s parade along Market Street in Downtown St. Louis and catch the nightly fireworks by the Gateway Arch.

After chowing down on classic Independence Day burgers and hot dogs, take the weekend to discover St. Louis’s iconic eats —gooey butter cake and pork steak, anyone?

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#TheLIST: Where to Travel For July 4th

Instead of aspiring to the ‘see-and-be-seen’ mentality this Independence Day, escape the scene altogether.

America’s birthday is right around the corner, but this year, consider an alternative to the usual July 4th watering holes. Some of the best long weekends are spent retreating from the crowds, escaping into remote environments and paying homage to some of the iconic scenery and locales that make this nation truly one-of-a-kind. Instead of aspiring to the ‘see-and-be-seen’ mentality this Independence Day, escape the scene altogether. Consider opting for a truly awe-inspiring escape into one of the many laid-back wonders of the USA. Below, a list of the top destinations to travel to in the country–and to escape the crowds this July 4th weekend.

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

For a quieter affair this 4th of July weekend, skip the parties and head out to Wyoming for a deep dive into the great outdoors. Perfect for lacing up your hiking boots, casting a line, saddling up your steed or just savoring the crisp mountain air, Jackson Hole will get you off the grid and leave you at one with nature. Sitting at the heart of this immense natural territory and boasting majestic mountain views is the Amangani , an idyllic retreat that embodies the spirit of the American West. Resplendent in cowhide, pine and stone with oak panelling, roaring fireplaces and candlelit balconies, the entire property exudes rugged luxury. Delight in mouthwatering seasonal farm-to-table cuisine in their redwood paneled Grill before enjoying the fireworks outside in the heated pool, overlooking wide open skies and pristine landscapes from Amangani’s remote mountain perch.

Smokey Mountains, Tennessee

For an ultimate July Fourth feast for the senses, experience southern soul in the heart of the breathtaking Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. Whether you’re looking for farm fresh award-winning cuisine washed down with a handcrafted whisky, rural beauty or ‘goodbye to the world’ remoteness, Blackberry Farm is unparalleled. Set to a stunning backdrop with 4,200 private acres of dense forests and creeks, waking up at Blackberry Farm is as close to perfection as it gets.

Swap city lights for wide-open skies and you’ll soon see why this place is mesmerizing. Family-run Blackberry Farm even has their own special 4th of July fireworks to light up the night sky and offers a culinary treat to boot–a BBQ battle with some of the most talented names around. For a spirited stopover in Tennessee, be sure to swing by the George Dickel Whisky Distillery in Tullahoma for the inside scoop on how they achieve that smooth, legendary flavor. Back at Blackberry Farm, raise a glass (of your own hand-blended casket) to the 4th as you indulge in organic cuisine and artisanal cheeses, all sourced and produced on the vast property.

Where to Stay : Blackberry Farm , from $1,800 per night BOOK

A cultural crossroads set among outlawed and wild landscapes, New Mexico is an oft-forgotten destination that packs a scenic punch. Boasting wide-open roads through golden deserts, this is the place to go if you, quite literally, don’t want to see another soul. Disconnect in the rugged vastness of the desert as you discover the stunning Tohajiilee Indian Reserve and find yourself in awe of its remote beauty.

Venture into Albuquerque and lose yourself in the town’s understated southwestern rugged charm, or head upstate to the desert town of Santa Fe, and find yourself mesmerized by its earthy historical soul. For luxury in the great outdoors, check in at one of Ted Turner’s ranches– like the Vermejo Park Ranch–and leave everyday life a million miles behind as you explore the surrounding deserts and mountains. Be sure not to miss the Tsankawi Run and Hyde Memorial State Park. If you really want to get away from the crowds, the only way is up–in a hot air balloon, taking in the dramatic landscape of the Rio Grande and the Mexican border from above.

Where to Stay : Vermejo Park Ranch , from $1,300 per night BOOK

Sonoma, California

Head to Northern California for an escape in the charming Sonoma Valley to celebrate this July 4th holiday with a glass of the country’s finest wine. Quieter than neighboring Napa, Sonoma is the perfect choice for a civilized and sophisticated weekend away. From taco trucks and Michelin-starred restaurants to small B&Bs;, Sonoma is a low-key paradise that exudes off-the-beaten path five star luxury.

For a taste of laid-back California charm, there’s nowhere that can compete with the Farmhouse Inn . A romantic idyll set in the heart of rolling valleys of vineyards, the stunning property perfectly blends rustic and chic, making it the best place to retreat for a tranquil long weekend. When you’re not sipping chardonnay, hike amongst the redwoods, whale-watch off the Pacific coast and indulge in world-class spas. There’s something here to suit everyone’s fancy.

Where to Stay : Farmhouse Inn , from $556 per night BOOK

Aspen, Colorado

Everyone knows Aspen is a premier ski and apres-ski destination, but few think of this idyllic Colorado escape for their summer stays. After the crowds of the Food & Wine Classic have headed home, what’s left is something else entirely. Framed by dramatic mountain peaks and the most incredible scenery to boot, uncover the delights of Aspen this 4th as you embark on a raft of unadulterated outdoor activities. From hiking and biking to paragliding and white-water rafting, there’s never a dull moment here. When you’re not exploring the mountains, Aspen itself is home to a burgeoning arts scene with quaint cafes, luxe shops and fabulous restaurants.

Make your home base the enchanting Little Nell Hotel and dive into Aspen’s renowned and iconic 4th of July celebrations for a whimsical twist on tradition, culminating in a fireworks display over the stunning mountainous backdrop.

Where to Stay : The Little Nell , from $4,150 per night BOOK

Nowhere epitomizes the Wild Wild West quite like Utah. Home to Canyon Point, Moab and Monument Valley, it is quite literally an out-of-this-world destination boasting vast desolate expanses of awe-inspiring, otherworldly landscapes. To best take in the immensity of your surroundings and celebrate true American beauty, embark on an epic road trip from the Grand Circle of Canyon Point through to the spires, mesas and buttes of Monument Valley and the Maze and Needles districts of Moab’s Canyonlands.

A luxury oasis in the midst of the desert, Amangiri is a destination in itself. Splendidly isolated and with a killer freeform pool to boot, the chic, contemporary property perfectly complements the rugged landscape for an experience that is ‘off the grid’ at its most luxurious. For something more traditional, check out the Sorrel River Ranch in Moab where fresh, farm-to-table cuisine is matched only by cinematic scenery and the most awe-inspiring views.

Where to Stay : Amangiri, from $2,250 per night BOOK

Watch Hill, Rhode Island

July 4th doesn’t get much more iconic than at the exclusive and storied Ocean House , set in the charming enclave of Watch Hill, Rhode Island. Perched high above a bluff overlooking the Block Island Sound, this unrivaled oceanfront gem is, point blank, one of the best of the best–with a stunning private beach reserved for the property’s guests. The perfect place for a stroll along the water, a gourmet meal or a quick game of croquet on lush lawns overlooking the property, a stay at this beautiful Relais & Chateaux property is as exclusive as it gets.

A private escape from the crowds but near enough to the buzz of Watch Hill and Newport, if you want to venture out, enjoy tasty local flavors at Olympia Tea Room and try the delicious and briny Watch Hill oysters. The town of Watch Hill shines as a preppy patriotic enclave, and the Ocean House has its very own 4th of July fireworks that dazzle in the night sky. While there, taking part in their annual Independence Day Beach Ball is a must, and a spirited way to ring in the holiday. This year, the property has even unveiled a secret Veuve Clicquot Champagne Garden that is charming and private with stunning views.

Where to Stay : Ocean House , from $1,152 per night BOOK

Litchfield County, Connecticut

Less than two hours out of Manhattan and you will feel transformed by the stunning landscapes and endless exploration possibilities of Litchfield County, Connecticut. A section of New England that is low-key and authentic, here you’ll uncover the Litchfield Hills, picturesque wineries, Appalachian Trail hiking opportunities and some of the best rafting and fly fishing around.

Get a taste of the good life, filling your days with wine tastings, bicycle rides, and antique shopping excursions to the area’s gorgeous antique stores. If you want to truly escape, hole up at the elegant Grace Mayflower Inn –an idyllic haunt away from the crowds with divine spa facilities. Check out the neighboring town of New Preston for some great luxe shopping, including a Filson boutique and a charming organic food barn.

Where to Stay : Grace Mayflower Inn , from $675 per night BOOK

Bridgehampton, New York

Everyone knows the Hamptons is a premier weekend destination for New York City’s well-heeled, but the South Fork’s quaint charm shines through in Bridgehampton, where beautiful beaches are just the beginning. Elegance abounds here; with antique shops, art galleries and restaurants that serve up local, organic produce. For a leisurely lunch, check out Pierre’s, with a vintage Citroen parked out front that delivers exceptional baguettes and bread to its devoted foodies. Bridgehampton is a locale where you can get a taste of authentic Hamptons with its rich agricultural history, giving rise to some of the best farmers’ markets (it's a must).

Bridgehampton has a world-class equestrian reputation, playing host to The Hampton Classic every year. Stay at the recently renovated and acclaimed Topping Rose House right off of 27 in a private enclave that feels worlds away from the often congested Hamptons. This luxury escape simultaneously revives the former glory of the property with contemporary flair. For a quick escape from town, swing by Channing Daughters winery for a wine flight and taste through some of the award-winning varietals that this small producer is vinting right on the island.

Where to Stay : Topping Rose House , from $995 per night BOOK

Camden, Maine

Maine–home to a coastline of pure, unadulterated beauty and small town coastal charm–makes for the ultimate alternative New England escape. Lobster and lighthouses are what lures many to Maine, where travelers delight over the country’s best seafood in the most unassuming waterside shacks, whilst gazing upon stunning lighthouses in the distance.

Wander through harbor towns, skip stones on one of Maine’s many pebble beaches and breathe in the salty sea air. Head to the charming seaside town of Camden and delve into the town’s world class restaurants that exude laid-back sensibility, bookstores and boutique shops. Check into the Camden Harbour Inn, perched on the rocky coast of Maine, for an elevated bed and breakfast experience made all the better by the property’s award-winning restaurant Natalie’s- considered the best culinary experience in the state.

Where to Stay : Camden Harbour Inn , from $545 per night BOOK

Marfa, Texas

Marfa is one of those small towns that can’t help but generate a whole lot of buzz. An old ranch town with a final frontier feel, this unlikely Texan outpost is home to one of the country’s most famous art scenes. But there’s a lot more to Marfa than Donald Judd’s Chinati Foundation. From the swanky base that is the Thunderbird Hotel, discover designer shopping, gourmet dining and indulgent spas. But for July 4th, it’s all about those famous Marfa skies.

Inspiring artists for decades with its wide open expanse of golden light, this Independence Day, swap fireworks for the Milky Way and head up to the University of Texas Observatory–or, for a scientific phenomenon, the unexplained Marfa Lights, are truly a once in a lifetime experience.

Where to Stay : Thunderbird Marfa , from $190 per night BOOK

Tom Marchant is the co-founder of luxury travel company and trip planner, Black Tomato , which delivers high-touch experiences around the world via inspiring itineraries and access to the globe's up-and-coming, exclusive, and remote destinations. Marchant's finger on the pulse of travel trends and the world's best in hotels, restaurants, destinations, and honeymoons is unique and incomparable–and he's sharing his expertise and curated lists of where to visit, stay, eat and more in his travel column on BAZAAR.com .  

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The 15 Best Places to Visit for the 4th of July

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The United States has several holidays in honor of important days in its history, but perhaps none is more widely celebrated than the 4th of July, also known as our Independence Day. The day marks the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, officially declaring that the US would no longer be a part of the British empire. 

Throughout the country, you’ll find parades and fireworks displays, with some cities even breaking out the Declaration of Independence itself to read to an excited crowd. From small-town celebrations to massive festivals in some of our most historic cities, this list is sure to help you find the best place to be on the 4th of July for your Independence Day getaway!

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1. Go Back to Where It All Started at Plymouth

There are few places in the US more entrenched in our nation’s history than Plymouth , Massachusetts, the site of the first permanent settlement by Europeans in New England. This historic spot offers one of the best 4th of July vacation ideas with a full day of family fun , including a race, a parade, concerts, and a fireworks spectacular. 

While you’re in Plymouth, be sure to stop by some of the immersive, historic landmarks the city has to offer, like the Plimoth Patuxet Museums . It’s a great place to learn about not only the colonists’ history but also the history of the Native tribes of the region.

2. Spend the Holiday in Our Nation’s Capital

We couldn’t write a list of places to visit for the 4th of July without talking about our nation’s capital, Washington, DC . Independence Day in DC means America’s National Independence Day Parade , the free A Capitol Fourth concert on the West Lawn of the Capitol, and fireworks on the National Mall. 

3. Party It Up in New York City

There’s always a party starting in New York City , and the 4th of July is certainly no exception. These massive celebrations are what makes NYC one of the best 4th of July destinations. 

Just some of the many events happening in NYC in honor of Independence Day include the Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks , the New-York Historical Society ’s all-day celebration, and rooftop parties throughout the city.

There are also some less patriotic-focused events happening around this time in NYC, like the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest in Coney Island!

4. Immerse Yourself in History in Boston

Boston is one of the best places to go for the 4th of July if you’re looking to be surrounded by our nation’s history. When you plan a weekend getaway for the 4th of July, you can walk the historic Freedom Trail to take in some of the most iconic sights around the city.

But the 4th of July in Boston also means the return of Harborfest , a family-friendly festival that runs for several days at the start of July. During the festival, you’ll watch historical reenactments, marches, musical performances, and fireworks shows and take part in activities like the art markets and the Chowderfest food festival.

For another free thing to do on the 4th of July in Boston, you can catch the Boston Pops free concert and fireworks show over the Charles River.

5. Find Your Fellow Americans in Philadelphia

The City of Brotherly Love is another of the US’s most historic cities and another one of the coolest places to visit for the 4th of July. As the home of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, it’s no wonder why they go big in Philly for the 4th. 

Instead of just one day or even one weekend of celebrations, Philadelphia ’s 4th of July festival, called the Wawa Welcomes America festival, lasts 16 days. The festival actually celebrates both the 4th of July and Juneteenth, a day commemorating the end of slavery in the US. 

Featuring free admission to museums and landmarks, live concerts, hoagie giveaways from Wawa, and a fireworks finale, the Wawa Welcomes America festival is one of the US’s best summertime celebrations!

6. Go Fireworks-Free in Breckenridge

If you’re looking for places to go on the 4th of July where you don’t have to hear fireworks all night, you’re looking for Breckenridge . In 2019, the city indefinitely banned both public and private fireworks, so you won’t be seeing any fireworks displays here for the 4th.

Instead, you’ll see fireworks-free celebrations that invite you to get outside and experience the beauty of the city. Throughout the day, you can watch or even partake in trail and bike races or just enjoy strolling through art festivals, watching parades, and celebrating our history with a patriotic concert.

7. Step Back in Time in Williamsburg

If you’re looking to literally be immersed in history, Williamsburg is easily one of the best 4th of July destinations. Colonial Williamsburg puts on an amazing show in its immersive, historic neighborhoods, with events including a reading of the Declaration of Independence, costumed players marching through the streets, musical performances, and a fireworks showcase. 

8. Enjoy the Festivals around St. Louis

You might have to do a bit of traveling to see the best of the St. Louis area for Independence Day, so we definitely recommend going for a 4th of July weekend instead of just for the day of the holiday. In Downtown St. Louis, you’ll find America’s Birthday Parade featuring elaborate floats, marching bands, and dance tropes decked out in red, white, and blue.

In nearby O’Fallon, there’s the Heritage & Freedom Fest , a multi-day carnival filled with rides, traditional fair treats, free concerts, and a parade. Over in Saint Charles is another multi-day celebration, the Saint Charles Riverfest , featuring a carnival, live music, children’s activities, and a fireworks extravaganza.

9. Spend the Day in Cape May

Summertime is the best time to be at the Jersey Shore, enjoying the warm water, sunny days, and fun-filled boardwalks. Over in Cape May, this 4th of July weekend getaway offers you an annual Independence Day Parade, followed by a fireworks spectacular. Enjoy a sunset on the beach before watching those bursts of color illuminate the sky!

10. Rock Out in Nashville

It’s so fitting that the Independence Day celebration in Nashville , one of the best 4th of July destinations, is called Let Freedom Sing . After all, they don’t call it Music City for nothing. This annual tradition brings together some of the biggest names in music for a free concert in the streets of Downtown Nashville. 

This patriotic party is then followed by one of the largest fireworks shows in the country, with pyrotechnics synchronized with a live performance by the Nashville Symphony. It’s a music-filled celebration you don’t want to miss.

11. Find History Come to Life in Dallas

Dallas is where you’ll find quite a few Independence Day celebrations, making this city a contender for one of the best 4th of July vacation ideas. Fair Park Fourth at historic Fair Park offers kid-friendly activities, local artisans showing off their masterpieces, the best food trucks in the area, and more live music and entertainment, all leading up to a fireworks spectacular.

Another celebration awaits at Klyde Warren Park , where little ones are bound to love the easy access to the children’s park. But the most unique celebration is over at the Dallas Heritage Village , where their Old-Fashioned Fourth invites you to join in the parade, dine on apple pie, and explore historic buildings, with funds going to support the local community.

12. Enjoy the Beauty and Fun of Pigeon Forge

With the Smoky Mountains surrounding you and tons of family-friendly activities to explore, Pigeon Forge is one of the best places to go on the 4th of July. Independence Day brings about the annual Pigeon Forge Patriot Festival , featuring live music, local food vendors, and a fireworks extravaganza.

If you plan on spending the whole weekend in Pigeon Forge, be sure to spend a day over in Dollywood , where you can ride coasters, see live shows, and check out their Summer Celebration. This annual tradition invites you to ride the rides well into the night before you watch the Sweet Summer Nights light-up drone show and fireworks finale. 

13. Find Celebrations Galore in Charleston

Charleston is one of the most vibrant and historic cities in the US, making it one of the best places to go for the 4th of July. During your 4th of July weekend getaway, you can stroll through the cobblestone streets and tour the colorful landmarks that call the city home.

For a one-of-a-kind fireworks show, get your tickets to the Patriots Point Fireworks Blast, where you’ll board the USS Yorktown at Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum in nearby Mount Pleasant. In addition to watching the fireworks on the flight deck, you’ll also enjoy plenty of food trucks and live music counting you down until sunset.

14. Experience the Charm of Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor is considered the gateway to Acadia National Park , but it’s a destination all its own, and it’s one of the best places to go for the 4th of July. There’s a reason why their 4th of July celebration is consistently voted one of the best in the US!

Bar Harbor offers a whole weekend of fun, with the annual Lobster Scavenger Hunt, a pancake breakfast, a craft fair, a seafood festival, a parade, a concert series, and a fireworks display over Frenchman Bay. 

15. Wander Through the History of St. Augustine

What’s the oldest city in the US? You might be thinking of Boston or Philadelphia, as they’re so tied to American history, but the oldest city in the US can actually be found in Florida. Founded in 1565, St. Augustine is a goldmine of beautiful historic landmarks, which is just one of the reasons why it’s one of the best 4th of July destinations. 

On this patriotic holiday, you’ll also find the Fireworks Over the Matanzas, featuring a two-hour concert in St. Augustine’s Historic District, followed by one of the biggest fireworks displays on the East Coast!

There you have it! The 15 best places to go for the 4th of July. What’s your favorite 4th of July destination? Let us know in the comments!

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The Fourth of July is when we mark America’s birthday with food, festivals, and fireworks. But you don’t have to be in the big city to celebrate all of the things that make our country great. For a slice of small-town Americana mixed with beauty and tradition — plus patriotic fun — consider these places for your Independence Day getaway.

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Bristol, Rhode Island

For a dose of colonial history with your holiday celebration, Bristol, Rhode Island , is the place to be. This small seaside town, located southeast of Providence, has quite the claim to Fourth of July fame: With a parade that dates back to 1785 , Bristol has celebrated America’s birthday since the country was just nine years old. The parade is thought to be the oldest Fourth of July parade in the country.

The town might also host the longest patriotic party as well: The fun officially kicks off on Flag Day in June, with concerts, fireworks, a vintage baseball game, and even a formal ball. All of those events lead up to the big parade that begins at the intersection of Chestnut and Hope on the morning of the Fourth. It’s truly one of the most star-spangled and patriotic ways to spend your Independence Day, and it’s a great reminder of where America began and what our country is all about.

To take in the evening fireworks over some littlenecks, cherrystones, or quahogs, head to Quito’s Restaurant .

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Cody, Wyoming

For a bit of Wild West adventure with your Fourth, check out Cody, Wyoming . This town, located about 50 miles from Yellowstone National Park’s east entrance, was founded by none other than William “Buffalo Bill” Cody in 1901. Cody still retains a frontier-town feel, as evidenced by its nickname: “Rodeo Capital of the World.”

Cody comes to life during the week of the Fourth with its annual Stampede Rodeo (July 1-4). In the mornings, traditional parades with veterans’ groups, marching bands, and floats wind through historic downtown Cody. At night, you can witness bull riding, barrel racing, and plenty of bucking broncos as cowboys (and cowgirls) compete for hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money at Stampede Park Arena. It’s a galloping good way to spend the Fourth.

For even more Wild West entertainment — and great eats — stop at the Cody Cattle Company for dinner, where you can enjoy a family-style barbecue meal while a country western band performs.

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Cooperstown, New York

There’s nothing more American than baseball, and by spending Independence Day in Cooperstown, New York , you can celebrate both baseball and country in a quaint upstate setting. Cooperstown is home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame ; however, the town’s historic homes, charming downtown, nearby wineries, and gorgeous Otsego Lake add to the allure of spending a summer weekend here.

The Fourth of July celebration and parade in the nearby town of Springfield is as star-spangled as it gets, featuring floats, marching bands, tractor brigades, and veterans’ groups. In the evening, enjoy cool breezes, colorful fireworks displays, and a concert at Glimmerglass State Park.

Consider a stay at the historic and iconic Otesaga , a grand lakefront resort that’s been around since 1909. It’s known for its great golfing.

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Flagstaff, Arizona

Flagstaff, Arizona , just a two-hour drive north of Phoenix, is perhaps best known as the gateway to the Grand Canyon. However, this alpine town is more than just a stopover spot. Outdoor activities abound, and miles of mountain biking and hiking trails wind through the city and out to the foothills of the nearby San Francisco Peaks. The town also boasts a bevy of microbreweries, fabulous museums, and some of the best stargazing in the world: Its Lowell Observatory , established in 1894, is where Pluto was seen for the first time.

Flagstaff’s Fourth of July celebration features a number of activities, including a parade, road races, and a concert, but the standout is the Hopi Festival of Arts and Culture. Since the 1930s, this festival and show has celebrated Native American artists from Hopi villages in northern Arizona.

Check out — or check in to — the Weatherford Hotel , where artists and authors have stayed since 1900.

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Friday Harbor, Washington

Only 65 miles from Seattle, San Juan Island is the largest of the islands in San Juan County, Washington, and it can be reached by ferry or float plane. Be sure to whale watch on your way there, since you’ll often see orcas in the Salish Sea; much of the island itself has been designated a national park.

Friday Harbor , the county seat and largest town in the island chain, is home to art galleries, shops, cafés, and a variety of inns and bed and breakfasts. While you’re there, take advantage of the gorgeous, temperate climate: Rent a bike, hike, or sunbathe on the rugged coastline. Learn more about the fascinating history of this place that was first an army encampment, then endured a Pig War before becoming a fish-canning town and ultimately a peaceful tourist haven. The Pig War is remembered each year during the Fourth of July celebration at Friday Harbor , when the town’s Kiwanis Club hosts — what else? — a Pig War barbecue. Other highlights include a picnic, a parade, live music, and fireworks.

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Gulf Shores, Alabama

For a bit of sand, seafood, and surf with your Fourth of July, consider the Alabama Gulf Coast. Once a sleepy fishing community, the town of Gulf Shores, Alabama , grew up around Gulf State Park, which opened in 1939. Now dotted with beachside condominium complexes and fabulous cafés, Gulf Shores is a popular holiday destination. Anglers will want to check out the park , which boasts a long fishing pier, poles for rent, and licenses available for purchase on-site.

On the Fourth of July, a street festival takes place at the Wharf at Orange Beach , a couple of miles up the coast. Even the palm trees there sparkle red, white, and blue for the occasion. If you’re feeling adventurous, sign up for (or just watch) the Shark Run on Independence Day morning. Participants wear flag football belts and are chased by “sharks” along the 4-mile street-to-beach course. And on the evening of the Fourth, check out the incredible fireworks display on the Gulf State Park pier; Gulf Shores Beach is the perfect place to stake out a spot in the sand and see the show light up the sky.

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Independence, California

There’s no better place to celebrate the holiday than Independence, California. This tiny, remote village nestled between Kings Canyon National Park and Death Valley National Park is popular with the hiking and rock-climbing set. Trout fishing is also a favorite pastime here, and camping and glamping options abound in the Eastern Sierra nearby.

The population booms each Fourth of July, since the town named for freedom celebrates in grand style. The day starts with a 5K followed by a pancake breakfast. An arts and crafts festival takes place on the grounds of the Inyo County Courthouse, and at the town’s Dehy Park, activities include a parade, pie social, and barbecue. In the evening, the Independence Volunteer Fire Department puts on a traditional fireworks display.

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Mackinac Island, Michigan

For cooler temperatures, a Great Lakes setting, and a throwback sort of Fourth, head to Michigan’s famous state park, Mackinac Island . Situated between the state’s upper and lower peninsulas in Lake Huron, this historic vacation spot is known for its horse-drawn carriages (no cars allowed!), fragrant lilac trees, and decadent, delicious fudge. The island is only 8 miles around, so you can easily bike down the shoreline, explore areas occupied by the British during the War of 1812, and hike the limestone cliffs and caves, including Arch Rock and Sugar Loaf.

The island’s stately homes and historic downtown are carefully maintained, and so is the gorgeous Grand Hotel , which hosts an all-American Fourth of July picnic. There’s also the chance to win bragging rights at the island’s annual Independence Day stone-skipping contest, and you won’t want to miss the fireworks over the lake.

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Williamsburg, Virginia

Last but certainly not least, consider spending a truly historic Independence Day in Williamsburg, Virginia. Founded as the state’s capital in 1699 , it was one of America’s first planned cities. When the capital moved to Richmond, Williamsburg avoided explosive population growth and was able to maintain its historic center. Now the city is famous for shopping, wineries, and of course, Colonial Williamsburg .

Spend a Fourth of July here , and you’ll feel as if you’ve been transported back in time. The holiday features a reading of the Declaration of Independence on the courthouse steps by an actor portraying Thomas Jefferson. You can also enjoy Fife and Drum Corps salutes and military exercises and reenactments. In the evening, there are numerous fireworks shows from which to choose, including displays in historic Williamsburg as well as in Yorktown and Busch Gardens.

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Take a 4th of July family getaway at Boston Harborfest—the largest Independence Day festival in the United States. Marking Boston’s revolutionary history, the week-long celebrations include Freedom Trail guides, a boat parade, and live music. Pick a classic hotel in Boston’s Historic Downtown District to bring Boston’s past to life.

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Head to South Carolina’s Myrtle Beach for one of the best places to go for 4th of July beach fun. Watch the Annual Salute from the Shore to see vintage aircraft and F-16 fighter jets power overhead and rally that patriotic spirit. The Grand Strand has day parades and impressive pyrotechnics at night, too. Enjoy the show from your vacation rental in Myrtle Beach

Las Vegas 4th of July weekend getaways

The Las Vegas strip is spectacular for the 4th of July fireworks over that iconic skyline. With so many hotels, you can find some great last-minute 4th of July getaways to Las Vegas . Don’t forget to take in a live show while you’re there!

Epic 4th of July getaways in Austin, TX

Enjoy a weekend-long celebration, Texas-style, at Austin’s waterparks in the northeast—or hit the Colorado River for wanders or some Auditorium Shores park life. Rise early for the giant inflatables at the May Street parade. Maybe catch a movie at the Blue Starlite mini drive-in before chilling at your Downtown Austin hotel .

The unmissable Huntington Beach 4th of July Parade

Take the family to the biggest parade west of Mississippi, where a two-hour procession of vintage vehicles, floats, bands, and celebrity guests whip the crowd in a frenzy of fun. Book an ocean view hotel room for impressive views of the big event: the fireworks.

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Looking for a 4th of July cabin rental ? Check out the log cabins in the Smokies, close to cookouts, concerts, and fireworks. Hire a rubber duck to float along in the River Raft Regatta downtown, then see the light show over the city.

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Watch Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest on Coney Island, take a Revolutionary New York tour, or dive into a Central Park picnic—all some of the best places to visit for 4th of July in NYC . Macy’s 4th of July fireworks illuminate the skyline with massive pop stars bringing the party.

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Budget Family Getaways for July 4th Weekend

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Parades, barbecues, children waving flags, and fireworks bursting in air. The long July 4th weekend is tailor-made for a quintessential all-American summer getaway, as destinations around the country woo families with events that celebrate all that's red, white, and blue. The options for fun are as varied as the colors in those fireworks: head to a city for big parades and a splash of culture, sprawl on a blanket under the starry sky, or experience a little bit of both. Here's a sampling of some top packages for families this Independence Day weekend:

TradeWinds Island Grand Resort

Where: St. Pete Beach, FL Why: Because this beachfront property has plenty of family-friendly activities both on and off the sand. Kids can take a ride (or several) down the waterslide, play mini-golf, bounce on the bungee trampoline, or learn how to make shark-tooth necklaces from Red Beard the pirate. For the holiday weekend, there will be paddleboat rides, face painting, carnival games, patriotic-themed contests, and a classic American cookout. The three-night "Red, White, and Boom" package starts at $536 for a family of four and bundles entertainment and buffet tickets. Additional nights can be added for half price.

Crystal Mountain

Where: Thompsonville, MI Why: Because this family-owned ski resort turns into a summer adventure playground, with Michigan's only alpine slide, a 32-foot climbing wall, family golf, a kids activity program, beach house, and adventure zone where tubing, kayaking, and bike rentals are available. For the long holiday weekend, a carnival kicks off on July 3 with face painting, games, and bike decorating Â? followed by a bike parade and evening fireworks. The "Old-Fashioned Fourth" package includes 20 tickets to the carnival, complimentary ice cream cones, free family tickets for the alpine slide, chairlift ride, and rock wall, plus discounts on tubing trips, the kids' adventure camp, and golf lessons. Kids can spend hours in the one-acre outdoor water playground with a lily pad walk, splash zone, cargo nets, and water slide. Rates start at $179 a night based on a two-night stay.

Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa

Where: Litchfield Park, AZ Why: Because this AAA four-diamond golf and spa resort hosts the "Great American Picnic" during the long holiday weekend. In addition to the picnic barbeque featuring local artisans and a fireworks finale, there will be a vintage car show and family tee time when kids golf free. At night you can take in a family-friendly poolside movie, or gather around the campfire to roast s'mores. In addition to the holiday activities, there are historical tours of the resort, a kid's camp, tennis clinics, full-service spa, and a cabana-lined lap pool. The three-night "Fourth of July Great American Picnic" package starts at $399 for a family of four, and includes daily breakfast and admission to the picnic and events. To book, call tel. 800/327-0396 .

Gaylord National

Where: National Harbor, MD Why: Because you can see firsthand why this waterside hotel's Fourth of July celebration drew over 10,000 people last summer. The holiday festival kicks off with live musical entertainment, clowns, balloon artists, jugglers, plenty of cotton candy and popcorn. Kids can play in a bounce house and take a ride on the Ferris-wheel or carousel before cooling off in the Olympic-size pool. Finally, to truly evoke the patriotic spirit, there will be a fountain show followed by a dazzling fireworks display over the Potomac with the city skyline in the background. The Fourth of July Celebration package is priced from $199 a night and includes accommodations, free parking (normally $19), and admission to the holiday events and entertainment (normally $30 per adult and $15 per child). Carnival rides are an additional charge.

Callaway Gardens

Where: Pine Mountain, GA Why: Because the circus is coming to town for the holiday weekend, with daring trapeze acts, tight-wire walks, and juggling routines. There will also be mini golf, swimming, rock climbing, a spider jump, live music concerts, fireworks, and a floating playground on Robin Lake featuring log rolls, water trampolines, and an enormous inflatable waterslide. For a break from the beach, families can visit the butterfly center, explore the resorts many nature trails, or experience the wildlife first hand with the Birds of Prey show. The "July Fourth Star Spangled Beach Party" package starts at $159 a night and includes accommodations, a barbeque lunch, red, white and blue pancakes the morning of the Fourth, and most activities.

Where: Blaine, WA Why: Because this lakefront golf and spa resort makes a great home base for outdoor adventure tours such as whale watching, kayaking, and fishing. The "Moo" also offers daily scavenger hunts, tennis, swimming, and when night falls, families can catch a flick at the resort's own movie theater or roast marshmallows at a beach bonfire. Celebrate the Fourth with live music and a salmon and burger barbecue before snagging a seat for the fireworks show over Semiahmoo Bay. The "Fourth of July Salmon BBQ" package starts at $209 a night and includes two tickets to the barbecue cookout (normally $20 each). Kid's tickets are $10 extra.

Mountain View Grand Resort and Spa

Where: Whitefield, NH Why: Because this eco-friendly resort overlooking two mountain ranges boasts a slew of scenic hiking trails and a location that's perfect for families who love the Great Outdoors. In addition to horseback riding, carriage rides, and golf, guests can take a short stroll over to the working farmhouse that's home to goats, chickens, horses, and even a llama. The holiday weekend round up features old-fashioned favorites like water-balloon relay races, a pie-eating contest, tug o' war, and potato sack races. Kids can get their faces painted before heading to a party of their own for dinner, ice cream sundaes, and s'more roasts by the campfire. Rounding out the weekend will be the "Family Bluegrass Barbecue" with live music and a fireworks finale. Rates for the "Independence Weekend Celebration" start at $189 a night and include most activities. The barbecue and kid's party are an additional charge.

Where: Brainerd, MN Why: Because the long holiday weekend at this family favorite on beautiful Gull Lake means horse-drawn trolley rides, beach games, bonfires with marshmallow roasting, lake cruises, bingo, evening entertainment, and a dazzling fireworks display. The resort also features a huge indoor pool, spa, and top-notch golf course. Camp Cragun's offers kids scavenger hunts, relay games, bike rides, treasure hunts, and more. Four-night Fourth of July weekend packages start at $149 a night and include a breakfast buffet, free round of golf, festivities, and lodging for four. Two and three day packages are also available.

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Stowe, Vermont

Stowe may be a popular ski destination, but it's equally appealing in the fall with its abundance of outdoor pursuits. And, obviously, the foliage alone is reason enough to visit. The 68-room Topnotch Resort sits on an expansive 120 acres with views of Mount Mansfield. Hotel activities include horseback riding, ATV tours, biking, wagon rides, and, for something a little more relaxing, a lovely spa.

Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

Want to escape to a quaint New England seaside village? Look no further than Martha's Vineyard, with its miles of beaches and historic houses. Stay in Edgartown, a former whaling port, and you'll have access to shops, galleries, and restaurants galore. The Christopher is a chic boutique hotel with just 15 rooms that mix modern design with a classic New England aesthetic. For a seamless—and fast (read: no traffic)—trip from the New York area, book a flight on Tradewind Aviation.

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Telluride, Colorado

It is a bit of a trek to get to this Colorado hideaway, but so worth it for its unlimited supply of fresh mountain air. The Madeline Hotel & Residences, an Auberge Resort , is surrounded on three sides by the majestic San Juan Mountains. Horseback ride through Colorado's backcountry, go fly fishing, cycle the mountains, or simply let the hotel set up a picnic feast for you in the middle of a scenic alpine meadow. However you choose to spend your days, you're guaranteed to return home refreshed.

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Washington, Connecticut

A quick two-hour drive from New York City, Washington, Connecticut has long been a retreat for a very discerning, moneyed crowd, because of its rolling hills, historic architecture, and proximity to the city. Soak that all in at the grand Mayflower Inn & Spa, an Auberge Resort , set on 58 acres of manicured gardens and woodland. There's plenty to do, including hiking, fly-fishing, archery, tennis, and croquet. In 2021, for its 100th anniversary, the hotel was refreshed by celebrated designer Celerie Kemble.

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Whitefish, Montana

For a more adventurous weekend getaway, the mountain town of Whitefish, Montana offers four seasons of activities—from skiing Whitefish Mountain to hiking through Glacier National Park. Book a stay at the Lodge at Whitefish Lake , a classic mountain lodge that offers suites in the main building as well as standalone luxury homes on the property.

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Malibu, California

This 27-mile stretch of sparkling ocean and beach is the epitome of barefoot luxury, which is why so many Hollywood A-listers own homes here. Hotels are pretty scarce, all the more lending to Malibu's locals-only vibe. Stay at the 47-room Malibu Beach Inn , located right on the water on a strip of coastline nicknamed Billionaire's Beach for all of its famous homeowners, like Larry Ellison, who owns 10 properties. For a real splurge, book a room at the intimate 16-room Nobu Ryokan , an oasis like no other that marries serene Japanese minimalism with the iconic California coast.

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Annapolis, Maryland

Just 45 minutes outside of Washington, D.C., Annapolis feels a world apart. Yes, it's home to the United States Naval Academy, but it's far more than a college town. Embrace its nautical legacy with a visit to the Annapolis Maritime Museum, followed by an afternoon out on the water. And then enjoy Maryland's famous crabs for dinner before retiring to 134 Prince , a luxury inn in a Dutch Colonial home.

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The Berkshires, Massachusetts

Massachusetts' Berkshires are a year-round destination full of scenic hikes, stellar art museums, like MASS MoCA and the Clark Art Institute, and fun seasonal programming, like the region's famous Tanglewood concert series. It's also a hotbed for wellness resorts, including Canyon Ranch Lenox , which is centered around a Gilded Age mansion, and Miraval Berkshires Resort & Spa , which is home to a 29,000-square-foot spa.

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For East Coasters, Bermuda makes for a perfect weekend getaway. It's just a two-hour flight from NYC and Washington, D.C., meaning it basically takes less time to get there than it does to drive out to the Hamptons. Once you're on the island, head to The Loren at Pink Beach if you're in the mood for a little solitude. The property's one- and three-bedroom villas have their own private pools, making them prime spots for lounging and sipping on Bermuda's famed rum swizzles.

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Bar Harbor, Maine

A gateway to Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor is everything you'd want from a coastal New England town, from stellar seafood restaurants to a bustling harbor from which you can easily hop on a boat for the day. The Primrose is a cottage-style inn built in 1878, but completely refreshed with new decor in 2020.

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The North Fork, New York

The South Fork of Long Island (aka the Hamptons and Montauk) may be buzzier, but for a more low-key, quiet, and down-to-earth alternative, head to the North Fork. Oysters at Little Creek Oyster Farm in Greenport are a must, as are the homemade pies at Briermere Farms in Riverhead. Then spend your afternoons visiting the area's many wineries, such as Bedell, Sparkling Pointe, and Kontokosta before retiring to the Sound View Greenport , a chic hotel where every room looks out onto the Long Island Sound and has direct access to the private beach.

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Asheville, North Carolina

Drive the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway on your way to Asheville—the fall foliage is particularly spectacular, though the views are majestic no matter the season. There, you'll want to spend plenty of time at the impressive Biltmore Estate, the largest private home in the country, built by George Vanderbilt at the end of the 19th century. While you can't stay in the home itself, you can stay on the property at the Inn on Biltmore Estate , which grants you access to the Biltmore gardens, Antler Hill Village, and the Biltmore Winery.

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Asbury Park, New Jersey

When the Asbury Hotel opened in 2016, it promised to bring about a much classier era to the oft-maligned Jersey Shore—and, in particular, the city of Asbury Park. It's just an hour away from New York City, but will feel like a proper vacation. Aside from the beach, which is a block away, the Asbury has plenty of al fresco spaces fit for play, including an expansive rooftop space that screens outdoor movies.

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Texas Hill Country

Easily accessible from both Austin and San Antonio, Texas Hill Country is filled with quaint towns, wineries, and, in the spring, fields of blossoming bluebonnets. Treat yourself to a wellness weekend at the Sage Hill Inn & Spa , a 16-room luxury property set on 88 acres just 25 miles outside of Austin. Spend your days meandering the hiking trails, getting a massage at the spa, or playing a game of pickleball on the courts.

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Golden Isles, Georgia

Located along Georgia's Atlantic coast between Savannah and Jacksonville, Florida, Jekyll Island is one of the barrier islands comprising the Golden Isles. Here, you can summer like the Vanderbilts, Morgans, Pultizers, and Rockefellers once did at the Jekyll Island Club Resort . There are loads of leisure activities, 20-plus miles of paved bicycle exploration, and two open-air restaurants. It's easy to see why some of the great American dynasties returned here year after year.

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The Finger Lakes, New York

The West Coast might get the lion's share of attention when it comes to wine regions, but the Finger Lakes is perfect for a weekend away for East Coasters or Midwesterners. Explore the eleven lakes, the charming towns that surround them, and the scenic gorges. Make your home base Aurora on Cayuga Lake. It's home to the Inns of Aurora , a collection of five boutique hotels in historic buildings.

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Mackinac Island, Michigan

Retreat to Michigan's Mackinac Island for a leisurely weekend in what might feel like a bygone era. The island, located in between the state's Lower and Upper Peninsulas on Lake Huran, has banned cars, resulting in quite a peaceful atmosphere. Stay at the historic Grand Hotel , which bills its 660-foot-long porch as the world's longest.

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Sedona, Arizona

Sedona has the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation—the hiking is superb, as are the spa resorts. The 70-acre Enchantment Resort has the best of both worlds, with 50 hiking trails and an extraordinary destination spa called Mii Amo. (As of September 2022, the spa is closed for renovations, but will reopen in late 2022 or early 2023.) The property is also close to downtown Sedona, where you can get your fill of shopping between art galleries and funky boutiques.

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Lexington, Kentucky

Kentucky has two major claims to fame: horse racing and bourbon. You'll find both in and around Lexington, between the city's famous Keeneland Race Course and the 15 distilleries within 45 miles of the city. While in town, stay at the ultra-modern 21c Museum Hotel Lexington , which also functions as a museum.

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Cape May, New Jersey

Cape May is perhaps the most charming of all of New Jersey's beach towns, thanks to the colorful Victorian-era houses that line its streets. Spend the day at the beach or peruse the shops of the Washington Street pedestrian mall, which is particularly festive in December. Congress Hall is the grande dame in this seaside resort town, and it's been hosting guests since 1816.

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15 Best Places to Travel in July

These are the best places to travel in July in the United States and around the world.

Homer, Alaska

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July is the height of the summer vacation season, and if you’re thinking of getting away for a bit, we have some ideas for you. Whether you want to be part of the crowd in Paris or prefer an out-of-the-way destination, we’ve got you covered. With our research and experience, along with suggestions from local experts, we’ve rounded up the best places to travel this July in the United States and around the world.

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Known as the “Halibut Fishing Capital of the World” and in July as “The City of Peonies,” Homer is a commercial fishing community located on Kachemak Bay on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula. The annual Homer Peony Celebration , July 1-30, celebrates the flowers grown on Homer’s 25 peony farms, where ideal conditions produce large, vibrant blooms. Orcas and humpback whales spend summers in Kachemak Bay, making it an ideal spot for whale watching. Mandy Dixon, chef and owner of the James Beard Award-nominated La Baleine Cafe says, “July is a time when Homer transforms into a vibrant hub of natural beauty and cultural festivities," calling out "the July 4 parade, with its funky small-town floats celebrating our community spirit.”

Where to Stay: Homer offers lodging options ranging from RV parks to hotels. Stay nearby at Within the Wild 's Tutka Bay Lodge, just a water taxi ride away from Homer. Or consider taking an Alaska cruise for a more laid-back approach.

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Summers in Portland are sunny and dry with temperatures in the high 70s, perfect for being outdoors. The city’s walkable downtown is known for tax-free shopping, casual dining at food carts , and coffee culture. July brings the Waterfront Blues Festival (July 4-7) with more than 100 performances spread across four stages in Waterfront Park along the Willamette River, kicking off on July 4 with Oregon’s largest fireworks show. “The Waterfront Blues Festival is not just a music event. It’s a celebration of community, welcoming people of all ages and backgrounds to share in the joy of live music, dance, food, art, and all the things we love about Portland,” festival director Christina Fuller said in a press release.

Where to Stay: You and your pet can enjoy luxury together at The Nines Hotel . The Ritz-Carlton, Portland , which opened in late 2023, offers views of Portland’s skyline, the Cascade Mountains, and the Willamette River from its downtown location. 

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Halfway between St. Louis and Kansas City, Columbia is the home of the University of Missouri, featuring a beautiful campus with the Mizzou Botanic Garden and the Museum of Art and Archaeology. Follow the self-guided African American Heritage Trail, stop at a local farmers market , or visit one of Columbia’s parks as you get to know the city. From June 24-July 15, the annual MOSY Firefly Music Festival brings in top symphony conductors from across the U.S. “Summer is the perfect time to immerse yourself in Columbia’s vibrant art and music scene,” according to Jared Klarfeld, regional director of sales for The Broadway Columbia. “Whether you choose to bike or hike the historic Katy Trail or simply pull over by the tranquil Missouri River to enjoy live music at Cooper’s Landing, the possibilities are endless.” 

Where to Stay: The Broadway Columbia , a DoubleTree by Hilton, is located downtown. Campsites, RV parks, and additional hotels are also available in Columbia.

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The Outer Banks (often abbreviated as "OBX") are barrier islands located between North Carolina’s coast and the Atlantic Ocean. Beaches, state parks, lighthouses, museums, and historical sites provide plenty to see, and visitors can go fishing, kitesurfing, diving, boating, and hiking. The 46th Annual Wright Kite Festival is set for July 19-20, with 30- to 100-foot kites flying and on display. Guests can fly their own kites, take kite flying lessons, or visit the Wright Brothers National Memorial , where there’s a kite-making station for kids. As you might expect, seafood is a highlight of an OBX vacation, but remember to try some famous North Carolina barbecue, too. Breweries, distilleries, and wine-tasting rooms can be found on the OBX Beer, Wine, & Spirits Trail .

Where to Stay: Edgecamp Pamlico Station , a 14-room boutique hotel designed by Jonathan Adler, opens in June with a sauna, hot tub, and cold plunge. Sanderling Resort offers 123 rooms and suites, along with five vacation homes, two pools, and a spa. 

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Whether your ideal summer vacation involves a cabin by a lake, a mountainside lodge, or a quaint town, New Hampshire has what you want. The Lakes Region , home to more than 270 bodies of water, includes Lake Winnipesaukee, where visitors can cruise around and lounge on the shore. The White Mountains offer lakes, rivers, and Franconia Notch State Park . The Great North Woods area welcomes visitors to the wilderness for fly fishing, hiking, and camping at Umbagog Lake State Park . Fitzwilliam, a quintessential New England village in the state’s southwest area, features historic homes, country roads, blueberry picking, and the largest rhododendron grove in northern New England. “When the plants in Rhododendron State Park burst open, you’re walking through blooms the size of your face in delicate whites and pinks,” says Caroline Tremblay, owner and founder of local blog The Monadnocker . “The trail is sweet, soft, and piney with little pass-throughs, a wooden bridge, and streams to cross over.”

Where to Stay: The Chase House Inn is a historic inn overlooking Meredith Bay. The Inn at East Hill Farm is a working farm minutes from Rhododendron State Park. In the White Mountains, there’s the historic Omni Bretton Arms Inn . 

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There’s plenty to do when the snow melts and the temperature in Colorado’s mountains reaches the high 70s. Visitors can soak in the views from Aspen Mountain’s Silver Queen Gondola and the Elk Camp Gondola at Snowmass. For foodies, Aspen’s Saturday market features local produce, and The Little Nell Culinary Fest (July 7-10) highlights dining experiences by esteemed Relais & Châteaux chefs. Nearby in Snowmass, the Snowmass Rodeo marks its 50th anniversary with a new arena and events every Wednesday from June 19 until Aug. 23. Snowmass tourism director Julia Theisen says, “Snowmass is an adventure traveler’s haven, welcoming visitors to a cool summer escape among more than 2.8 million acres of wilderness,” pointing out that it's also one of the world's best mountain biking destinations.

Where to Stay: In Aspen, The Little Nell , a Relais & Châteaux hotel, offers five-star luxury, refined dining, and an extensive wine collection, and Hotel Jerome , Auberge Resorts Collection, is a historic landmark with modern amenities. Mollie Aspen is a new 68-room boutique hotel with a rooftop pool, terrace, and lounge. In Snowmass, stay at Viceroy Snowmass , with residential suites and a three-bedroom penthouse.

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With opulent Gilded Age mansions and beautiful beaches, Newport is a lovely summer destination. Visitors and residents alike stroll along the scenic Cliff Walk, bike along Ocean Drive, browse farmers markets, and picnic on the beach. Every Saturday throughout the summer, visitors can watch exciting polo matches with competitors from around the world, and tennis fans will want to catch the annual International Hall of Fame Open from July 14-21. The Newport Classical Music Festival is set for July 4-21. “July is truly the perfect time to visit and explore Newport,” according to Rafael Pazzini, general manager at The Vanderbilt. “For a quintessential Newport day, I would recommend experiencing the historic mansions and enjoying fresh seafood at one of Newport’s many waterfront restaurants.”

Where to Stay: The Vanderbilt, Auberge Resorts Collection , an elegant 33-room luxury resort located in downtown Newport, offers a spa, fitness center, and indoor and outdoor pools. Opened in 2023, Gardiner House , a 21-room boutique waterfront hotel, features views of Newport Harbor.

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Historic sites, wineries, farms, and miles of shoreline along the Chesapeake Bay, Rappahannock River, Potomac River, and the Atlantic Ocean make eastern Virginia a perfect summer destination. Westmoreland State Park , listed on the National Register of Historic Places, offers hiking, fishing, birdwatching, camping, and boat rentals. Fresh seafood including Chesapeake Bay blue crabs is reason enough to visit the area, and you can find the perfect crisp white or summery rosé at a winery along the Chesapeake Bay Wine Trail . The charming town of Irvington celebrates Independence Day with a hometown parade, decorated bicycles and golf carts, antique cars, and a local band. Visitors can also enjoy the area’s boutiques, art galleries, and museums.

Where To Stay: In Irvington, The Tides Inn is located on a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay with a waterfront setting that includes a beach and stunning views. 

Summer is festival season in Montréal . The Montréal Jazz Festival (June 27-July 6) is a popular event among music lovers, and the International Circus Arts Festival (July 4-14) brings talented circus performers to Montréal’s streets and parks for fun throughout the city. In nearby Québec City , the annual Festival d’été de Québec (July 4-14) features an exciting program of top artists. Food is an attraction, and outdoor markets, food halls, brasseries, and food trucks serve local and international specialties; don't miss the city’s famous bagels. Getting there can be part of the fun on Amtrak’s Adirondack Train from New York City, a relaxing and scenic 10-hour trip. 

Where to Stay: Hotel Nelligan was named the top city hotel in Canada by Travel + Leisure readers in 2023. The 105-room boutique hotel has a seasonal rooftop lounge that will open in time for summer.

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Wildlife viewing is at its best — and most comfortable — during the cooler dry season, which begins in June and lasts until around September. It’s also when you'll have the best chance of seeing the great wildebeest migration, when huge herds of zebras, gazelles, and wildebeest travel through the Serengeti and Masai Mara. Most Tanzania safaris include the Ngorongoro Crater, the world’s largest caldera, located in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, where an abundant wildlife population lives year-round and Maasai people continue their practice of livestock grazing.

Where to Stay: Ngorongoro Lodge Meliá Collection is set within the UNESCO-listed Ngorongoro Conservation Area with views of the crater. Intrepid Travel and Extraordinary Journeys offer a variety of Tanzania safaris and excursions.

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One of the “ABC” islands along with Aruba and Bonaire, Curaçao is located in the southwestern Caribbean. July weather is hot and breezy with temperatures reaching the mid-80s, so the seas are warm and ideal for swimming, diving, and snorkeling. Because of its southerly location, Curaçao is outside the hurricane zone, which is sometimes a concern in the Caribbean during summer and early fall. Beaches are the main attraction here, but the island also features incredible sightseeing in its cities and towns. Willemstad’s Dutch colonial buildings — including Handelskade, a rainbow of waterfront buildings — museums, street art, restaurants, and nightclubs make a visit worthwhile. Hike or take a Jeep tour to the top of Christoffel Mountain for a panoramic view of the island.

Where to Stay: Curaçao Marriott Beach Resort is set on six waterfront acres near Willemstad. Sandals Royal Curaçao is an adults-only all-inclusive resort ideal for a romantic getaway. 

Located on Spain’s northeastern Mediterranean coast, the Costa Brava region is an enchanting year-round destination. Beautiful beaches, quaint villages, picturesque mountains, and fascinating archaeological sites provide much to see and do during the popular summer season. Longtime resident Salvador Dalí converted a former theater in Figueres into one of his best museums, the Dalí Theater Museum . In July, beaches are the main draw, along with music festivals and the annual menú de gamba , the "prawn menu" celebrating the local catch in Palamós. Castell Beach, one of the most beautiful on the Costa Brava, is located in Palamós near the remains of an ancient Iberian village dating to the 6th century B.C.E.

Where to Stay: The new Zel Costa Brava features 214 guest rooms, a pool, tennis, on-site dining, and Mediterranean views. The lifestyle hotel brand was created by Rafael Nadal and Meliá Hotels. 

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It’s midwinter down under, but in Queensland (in Australia's northeast corner), the weather is warm and dry. It’s an ideal time for diving at the Great Barrier Reef, with clear seas and temperatures in the high 70s to low 80s. Humpback whales are arriving on their migration from the north, and they can be seen until around September. Heading south from Cairns to Brisbane and the Gold Coast, visitors will find beaches, theme parks, and slightly cooler weather, perfect for hiking in Lamington National Park among waterfalls, ancient trees, and a tropical rainforest. Brisbane, Queensland’s capital, is a stunning city with restaurants, wineries, distilleries, and lots of entertainment. For an aviation-themed experience, the “Luminescent Longreach” at the Qantas Founders Museum celebrates Qantas Airways with a world-class light and sound show in the Queensland Outback. 

Where to Stay : Shangri-la The Marina, Cairns is steps from the Reef Fleet Terminal, where you'll find daily departures to the Great Barrier Reef. To the south, Hotel Indigo Brisbane City Center is located at North Quay near some of the city's top attractions.  

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If you love lively, festive atmospheres — and don't mind crowds — you might want to visit Paris , where the Olympics will take place from July 26-Aug. 11. Earlier in the month, Bastille Day (July 14) is a national holiday, celebrated with a military parade, free concerts, and fireworks at the Eiffel Tower. Summer is a lovely time for a boat ride on the Seine, and if there’s a rain shower, duck into the Galeries Lafayette or visit one of the city’s many wonderful museums. When you want to escape the crowds for a few days, take a day trip from Paris to a nearby palace or village, and return to the city refreshed and ready to explore.

Where to Stay: Hôtel Plaza Athénée , Shangri-La Paris , and the famed Ritz Paris are five-star luxury options that were voted among the top hotels in Paris by our readers in 2023.

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From Vienna’s palaces, cathedrals, and coffee houses to Salzburg’s music history and breathtaking alpine scenery, Austria is a marvelous destination for all kinds of travelers. In Vienna, warm summer weather brings visitors to parks, concerts, festivals, beer gardens, and cafés. The Salzburg Summer Festival (July 19-Aug. 31) presents concerts, theater, and opera in a variety of venues. The Innsbruck Festival of Early Music (July 21-Aug. 30) celebrates the musical history of this city in the Austrian Alps. 

Where to Stay: Opening July 1, Rosewood Schloss Fuschl is set on Lake Fuschl amid the Austrian Alps. The Almanac Palais Vienna is a new boutique hotel located in the heart of Vienna, and the luxe Rosewood Vienna is housed in a historic building in the city's Old Town.  

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Best 4th Of July Weekend Getaways From NYC For Families To See Fireworks

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Kick-off your summer with a trip to one of these best Fourth of July getaways for families! Whether you’re looking for a quick weekend trip or an extended getaway, we’ve compiled great ways to enjoy Independence Day festivities. From large cities like Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington DC to coastal destinations like Nantucket, Provincetown, and Mystic our list offers a mix of celebrations and plenty of downtime to relax as well. Not to mention, fireworks! Regardless of how you want to spend your weekend commemorating America’s independence, this list of the Best 4th Of July Weekend Getaways From NYC For Families To See Fireworks has it all. Keep reading to learn more! 

Best Fourth of July Getaways for Families Who Want to Soak Up the Sun

Nothing says July 4th quite like soaking up the sun at a beach or the park! If your idea of a weekend getaway involves cooling off in calm water, hiking, or any other adventurous activities, you’ll love the options on this list. Keep reading to learn more! 

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Lake Placid, New York

Lake Placid isn’t just a winter destination. It’s also one of the best Fourth of July weekend getaways near NYC for families to see fireworks! Around 5 hours away, this scenic mountain town features a fun July 4th celebration .

Start with a Lake Placid Horse Show , then head to Main Street to see the July 4th Parade. Kids will love all the elaborate costumes and decorated floats! At around 9:30 PM, the festivities culminate with a dazzling firework show over Mirror Lake. To soak up the sun, families can relax on Village Beach at Lake Placid’s south end or return to Mirror Lake to canoe, paddle-board, kayak, or swim. Or, stroll the pier for views of the Adirondack Mountains and hike the half-hour High Falls Gorge . To learn more about Lake Placid’s Olympic legacy, visit the Lake Placid Olympic Museum or Lake Placid Olympic Ski Jumping Complex . 

Where to Stay in Lake Placid with Kids

If you need somewhere to stay in Lake Placid with kids , consider the Whiteface Lodge , Mirror Lake Inn & Spa , or the Placid Bay Hotel . Families visiting Lake Placid also opt to rent lakeside accommodations from places like Vrbo . 

If you love Lake Placid, read Escape The City Heat: 14 Best Lakes in New York State For Families To Visit During Summer !

Niagara Falls, New York

Families who want to visit Niagara Falls during the Fourth of July weekend will find plenty to do. Though many people say the best view is from the Canadian side, you can still see some nice scenery on a Maid of the Mist boat tour , which starts on the American side and briefly crosses into Canada.

Of course, one of the best places to experience July 4th in Niagara Falls is Hyde Park , the second biggest park in New York after Central Park! In this sprawling green area, families can enjoy a typical independence day BBQ/picnic, alongside activities such as kayaking, canoeing, and fishing. There’s also a swimming pool for kids who want to cool off, a splash park, and games like lawn bowling, tennis, basketball, and more. When dusk falls, grab the best seat on the lawn you can find and prepare for an epic firework show! 

Research tours in Niagara Falls with Viator or Getyourguidecom here!

Where to Stay in Niagara Falls with Kids

Need somewhere to stay in Niagara Falls with your kids? A lot of families like the Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino , though it can get a bit loud. The Sheraton Niagara Falls or the Hyatt Place Niagara Falls are two affordable options for families traveling on a budget. 

Read before you go : 9 Best Things To Do In Niagara Falls With Kids

Lake George, New York

Families will love a summer vacation to Lake George , around four hours from NYC. This upstate New York destination is known for its scenic mountain views and abundance of summer activities.

Spend your July 4th enjoying a family BBQ at the beach – Ushers Park Beach popular for little kids due to its shallow waters and nearby playground. You can also pack a picnic, go for a swim, or rent a kayak to explore Lake George . Or, give kids an American history lesson by visiting Fort William Henry . Stone Bridge Caves is an easy hike for scenic views, accessible for young kids. Of course, no matter how you spend your day, you should end it with family fun downtown at the Lake George Village. Kids will love going on rides, playing carnival games, or visiting The Around the World Golf Course . Stick around for the firework show over Lake George!  

Where to Stay in Lake George with Kids

Families staying in Lake George can choose between home rentals, camping, and boutique hotels. If you’re feeling adventurous, try nearby sites like Battleground State Campground or Lake George Escape , which have heated pools, sports fields, and organized weekend activities. Or, stay on your own specially reserved island campsite by booking in advance through Lake George’s official camping website !

For a hotel experience, try luxury resorts like The Sagamore . It has multiple pools, a 10,000 square-foot recreation center, kid-friendly restaurants, and boat rentals!

Mystic, Connecticut

Spend your Fourth of July weekend in the coastal town of Mystic ! Located in Connecticut, around three hours from NYC, this walkable town is especially festive during the Fourth of July. Enjoy a celebration at the Mystic Seaport, alongside a huge firework extravaganza at Sailfest in nearby New London.

Mystic also has family-friendly beaches, from Williams Beach Park to Esker Point Beach . Families can also book a boat tour through Mystic River Cruises , Argia Mystic Cruises , and Mystic Express to cruise down the Connecticut River. Or, stroll along the Mystic Seaport, visit downtown Mystic, or go shopping at Olde Mistick Village . Kids can cool down with ice cream while they browse toy shops! On a hot or rainy day, visit the Mystic Seaport Museum , the Mystic Art Museum , the Niantic Children’s Museum , and the Mystic Aquarium . Don’t forget about dinner at Mystic Pizza and dessert from Mystic Candy Shop! 

Get your tickets to the Mystic Seaport Museum here through Getyourguide.com or Viator now !

Where to Stay in Mystic with Kids

Mystic is a great place to visit with kids and there are plenty of hotels for families too. One of the best options is the Mystic Marriott Hotel & Spa , located downtown with an indoor pool for kids. The Whaler’s Inn is another family-friendly option, an inn-style boutique hotel located across multiple Victorian buildings. For private cottage rentals, check out Harbor View Landing . Many families visiting Mystic also opt to book a home rental through Vrbo . 

RELATED ARTICLE : Best Things To Do In Mystic With Kids This Summer

Nantucket, Massachusetts

In Nantucket , the Fourth of July isn’t just a one-day event. In fact, the week before July 4th, this tiny, secluded island off Cape Cod offers anything from beach BBQs to live music performances. Plus, the shops on Main Street illuminate in pretty shades of red, white, and blue.

Kids will especially love the big water fight in the center of town (be sure to bring a towel!). Then, enjoy more fun at Children’s Beach , with events such as potato-sack racing, tug o’ war, and more. The Fireworks display will be held Monday, July 4th, 2022 at 9 pm. In case of rain or bad weather, the fireworks will happen Tuesday, July 5th at 9 pm according to the Nantucket Chamber of Commerce. Other things to do during your summer weekend include a critter cruise, fishing, or visiting the Brant Point Lighthouse . Families can also rent a Jeep to reach the Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge .

When you’re hungry, stop by Brant Point Grill, Cru , 167 Raw , or Sayles Fish Market for lobster rolls and clam chowder!  Greydon House is another great option for your visit, serving dinner only 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM Tuesday through Saturday.

Pro Tip : When visiting Nantucket with kids, be sure to book your ferry ticket months in advance if you’re planning on bringing a car. It can get crowded, and fairly expensive. 

Where to Stay on Nantucket with Kids

Wondering where to stay on Nantucket with kids? We suggest the White Elephant Nantucket , an upscale hotel overlooking Children’s Beach in downtown Nantucket. There’s also The Nantucket Hotel & Resort, a historic hotel located two blocks from Children’s Beach. 

Enjoy more fun in the sun with this list of the ​​ Best Summer Vacation Ideas in the U.S. for Families ! ​​

Provincetown, Massachusetts

Lovingly referred to as P-Town, Provincetown is a wonderful destination for families. Around five and a half hours from NYC , this Massachusetts town showcases Independence Week , a week-long celebration with DJs, dance parties, and more fun!

On July 4th, families can watch as a special independence day parade winds through town. At night, head to the Provincetown Harbor to see the fireworks display! You can get an amazing view from any beach near MacMillian Pier. At the Pilgrim Monument , families can also enjoy a special picnic event with ice cream for kids and hard cider for parents. The rest of the time, families can go whale watching or bring kids to the Whydah Pirate Museum . Walk along the beach and challenge kids to find the three local lighthouses or rent kayaks and bikes to explore. Seafood lovers can’t miss the Lobster Pot for fried clams and lobster! 

For this summer’s updates, please reference this link ! Plus, find their calendar of events here .

Where to Stay in Provincetown with Kids

Families looking for family-friendly accommodations in Provincetown often choose to rent their own beach house from Vrbo , or another local home rental agency. 

Top 50 Provincetown Vacation Rentals | Vrbo.com

Best Fourth of July Getaways for Families Who Love History

If you’d rather spend your weekend getaway immersed in American history, there are plenty of family-friendly destinations to do so! From Boston to Williamsburg, Virginia, here are our picks for the best Fourth of July weekend getaways from NYC where families can see the fireworks! 

For more summer vacation ideas, our list of 16 Fantastic East Coast Summer Destinations Families Will Love ​​​​has you covered! 

Boston, Massachusetts

Where better to celebrate July 4th than the cradle of the American Revolution? In Boston , families can enjoy a mix of summer and historical activities during their weekend getaway. Boston Harborfest , which takes place from June 30th through July 3rd this year, transforms the city with historical reenactments, musical performances, and more patriotic-themed fun. Certainly, Boston is one of the best Fourth of July getaways for families near NYC .

This year, the festivities will take place in Boston’s Historic District, Downtown Crossing, and East Boston. Listen to music on “The Steps,” at Washington and Franklin Street in Downtown Crossing or walk the Freedom Trail for your daily dose of American history, including visiting Paul Revere’s House . Other events are scheduled throughout the week, like puppet shows and readings of the Declaration Of Independence. For the firework finale on July 4th, head to Boston Commons to watch a spectacular show light up the sky. Or, take a cruise around the Boston Harbor for a better view! 

Book your tours of Boston through Viator or Getyourguide.com here !

Related Article : 22 Amazing Things to Do in Boston with Kids

Where to Stay in Boston with Kids

If you’re looking for the best hotels in Boston for families , we have a few suggestions. In the Back-Bay, you could book a room at Fairmont Hotel Copley Plaza , Four Seasons Hotel Boston , or Westin Copley Place . In downtown Boston, stay at the Omni Parker House Hotel or the Kimpton Nine Zero Hotel . Families who want to stay by the water will love the Boston Marriott Long Wharf .

For more information on Boston hotels, check out our list of the Best Hotels In Boston For Families!

Washington DC

Experience a memorable July 4th weekend in our nation’s capital, Washington DC ! Around four hours from NYC, it provides the perfect backdrop for your Independence Day festivities.

Take advantage of DC’s many museums to commemorate American history, from the National Portrait Gallery to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History . At the Sylvan Theater , you’ll also find a special activity area for families, featuring activity booklets for kids and educational scavenger hunts. In Virginia, you can also celebrate July 4th at George Washington’s Mount Vernon home . With live music, daytime fireworks, and a chance to meet an actor playing George Washington, it is fun for all ages! If you’d prefer to stay in DC, families can also attend A Capitol Fourth , a free concert before the fireworks on the National Mall. Then, gear up for the grand finale: a spectacular light display over DC’s famous monuments! 

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Also, read: Best Washington DC Museums For Kids By Age

Where to Stay in Washington DC with Kids

Families will find a range of kid-friendly hotels in Washington DC to fit their budget or itinerary. One great luxury option is the Willard Intercontinental Washington , located right in downtown D.C, within a short walk of the city’s most famous sights. (The National Mall, Lincoln Memorial, and the White House.) To stay in a less-trafficked area, the luxury Omni Shoreham Hotel features a sprawling property with a seasonal outdoor pool, plus it’s a 10-minute walk from the National Zoo. If you’re searching for a more affordable option, consider the budget-friendly Capitol Hill Hotel . Regardless of where you choose to stay, DC will prove to be one of the best Fourth of July getaways for families !

Also, see our full list of Parent-recommended Hotels in Washington D.C. for Families here!

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia is without a doubt one of the best fourth of July weekend getaways from NYC for families to see the fireworks! Less than two hours away, this historic city allows guests to celebrate Independence Day in America’s birthplace.

Every year, the city hosts its Wawa Welcome America festival , a sixteen-day extravaganza with live music, fireworks, and other patriotic events! During this time, families can take advantage of free museum days to learn more about American history at the African American Museum Philadelphia , the National Liberty Museum , or the Free Library of Philadelphia . Of course, don’t forget about the iconic Liberty Bell! Other events rotate, but often include block parties with live music and kid-friendly entertainment. Though unconfirmed for this year, there’s usually a free concert on July 4th as well. Then, end your celebration with a fireworks display over the Philadelphia Museum of Art along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway! 

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Where to Stay in Philadelphia with Kids

There are plenty of hotels in Philadelphia for families. If you need somewhere to stay during your weekend getaway, consider the Ritz-Carlton Philadelphia , Loews Philadelphia Hotel , or Kimpton Monaco Philadelphia . Families also like to book apartment-style accommodations through Vrbo .  

Williamsburg, Virginia

If you’re looking to take an extended Fourth of July vacation or are willing to travel a little further out of NYC, we suggest visiting Williamsburg . This historic Virginia destination offers plenty of ways to enjoy the festivities in Colonial Williamsburg.

First, start July 4th on the historic Duke of Gloucester Street, where you can enjoy a reading of the Declaration of Independence , live musical performances, and other family fun. Events change depending on the year, but in the past, kids have been able to enjoy events such as Ice Cream Socials at the Kiwanis Club , complete with sweets, arts & crafts, and other games. At night, families can stroll through the enchanted Governors Palace Gardens and its Lights Of Freedom exhibit. Not only will the beautiful gardens be illuminated by vibrant colors, but it’s also a great place to see the annual fireworks show. Nearby Yorktown also hosts a variety of amazing Fourth of July activities for families!

Where to Stay in Williamsburg with Kids

If you’re looking for somewhere to stay in Williamsburg with kids, we suggest the Marriott’s Manor Club at Ford’s Colony, the Williamsburg Inn , or also the Great Wolf Lodge Williamsburg . Each has a great location and amenities for kids, like a pool and indoor water park! Not to mention, they will make a great home base for your Fourth of July getaway with kids .

Happy Travels!

We hope you found this list of the Best 4th Of July Weekend Getaways From NYC For Families To See Fireworks helpful in your summer planning! From American history to live music, fireworks, and more family fun, it’s also a wonderful way to appreciate quality time as a family. Enjoy one of the best Fourth of July getaways for families with your kids! 

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Maximize your time off work this summer: Turn holidays into long weekends

Are you looking to maximize your paid time off this summer? Here are a few holidays that might help you turn a paid day off into a longer stretch.

Memorial Day: Monday, May 27

Memorial Day is already a three-day weekend, but if you take off May 24 with paid leave, you can make it four. Or, if you're craving more time off, taking leave from May 28 to 31 gives a nine-day stretch without work and only uses four vacation days.

Juneteenth: Wednesday, June 19

While more than half the U.S. got Juneteenth off work in 2023, it isn't a guaranteed day off for all workers.

President Joe Biden made the day, which commemorates the end of slavery, a federal holiday in 2021 and granted federal workers the day off . It is a recognized holiday by the state of Iowa, but it's not a paid day off for state workers.

This year Juneteenth falls in the middle of the week. If you want more time off to commemorate, take part in educational activities or relax, you can use two vacation days to make it a five-day weekend.

More: These 'serene' Iowa towns are best to escape to for a weekend retreat. What made the list?

Independence Day: Thursday, July 4

July 4 can become nine days off work by using only four days of time off.

This year, July 4 is on a Thursday. Taking off July 1-3 and 5 is the best way to optimize your time if you're looking for a long vacation. But, if you want to be simple with it, take off Friday, July 5 for a four-day weekend.

Labor Day: Monday, Sept. 2

Labor Day is the perfect way to say goodbye to the summer. It's automatically a three-day weekend for most workers, but if you take leave on Friday too you have an opportunity for a quick four-day trip.

Victoria Reyna-Rodriguez is a general assignment reporter for the Register. Reach her at  [email protected]  or follow her on Twitter  @VictoriaReynaR

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Looking for summer fun beyond your neighborhood cookout? From national parks to quaint towns to scenic beachfront destinations, the following locales are excellent spots for a vacation in July. Travelers can expect warm temperatures, little precipitation and a bevy of things to do, see and experience. We weighed these factors and more to come up with the best places to visit in July. Cast your vote below to help U.S. News compile next year's ranking.

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With highs between the low 60s and mid-70s and an abundance of daylight hours, the outdoors call during the summertime in Norway's capital city. Take a ferry or bus to spend a day at the Bygdøy peninsula, which boasts picturesque views of the area's natural landscape, as well as museums, beaches and walking and running trails for travelers to enjoy. Oslo visitors can also lounge on one of the urban beaches found around the city or explore the more than 60 miles of inlet at Oslo Fjord.

July is one of the busiest times of year to visit this popular Washington state national park. With low precipitation and average temperatures sitting comfortably in the 60s and 70s, it is the perfect time to explore must-see sights like Hurricane Ridge and Hoh Rain Forest, which is thought to be one of the quietest destinations in the United States. Just keep in mind, you won't be the only one hiking through the spectacular scenery. Avoid the crowds by visiting outside of the park's peak hours (between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.).

Zanzibar, a Tanzanian archipelago, is an ideal, relaxed vacation spot if you're looking for coral white sands, turquoise waters and abundance of marine life. July, which sits in the dry season, is a perfect time to hit the beach. Beyond the sand, visit the UNESCO–listed Stone Town to see where African, Arabic, Indian and European cultures collide. Music lovers can visit the Freddie Mercury Museum, dedicated to the legendary musician who was born here. And no trip to Zanzibar would be complete without a spice tour to learn more about the rich history of the island.

Situated at the foot of the Swiss Alps and on the shoreline of Lake Geneva, Montreux, Switzerland, is a picturesque musical muse destination in July. The city hosts the Montreux Jazz Festival throughout the month, and close to 250,000 music lovers descend upon the area for endless days of jazz. Montreux was immortalized in the final Queen album, and visitors can snap pictures of Freddie Mercury's statue by the lake. Beyond musical attractions, travelers can cruise the largest lake in the Alps, visit the Lavaux vineyards or swim among the many beaches found in the area.

If you don't mind sharing the view from scenic overlooks like Mount Solaro and the Gardens of Augustus with hordes of other tourists, July is one of the most quintessential times to visit this Italian island in the Bay of Naples. Balmy temperatures in the 80s and minimal rainfall are ideal for posting up on a beach, taking a boat tour of the Blue Grotto and dining alfresco in Marina Grande. Plus, summer nights in Capri are great for enjoying the island's many lively bars and clubs.

Known for its luxurious resorts and striking pink sand beaches (Horseshoe Bay Beach and Warwick Long Bay are two visitor favorites), this British overseas territory beckons to travelers seeking a relaxing summer vacation. Average temperatures in Bermuda hover in the mid-80s in July, making it an ideal time for engaging in water activities like swimming and snorkeling. This is also one of the best times for fishing on the island – July draws anglers from all over the world looking to compete in the Bermuda Triple Crown Billfish Championship.

There are many reasons to visit Juneau in July. Not only is this the warmest month of the year (daytime highs sit in the low 60s), but the days are long and the city's attractions, some of which close in the winter, are open for business. July is also prime whale watching season in Alaska's capital city and one of the best times of year for bear viewing. Although you'll spend more on airfare and accommodations by visiting during Juneau's peak season, you'll also be able to enjoy must-see sights like the Tracy Arm Fjord and Glacier Gardens without the frigid temperatures.

Considered one of the best summer vacation destinations in the U.S., Seattle offers travelers plenty to do in July. With highs around the mid-70s, you'll stay comfortable on a sightseeing boat tour to admire the Emerald City's picturesque skyline. Plus, you can enjoy live entertainment during the three-day Capitol Hill Block Party. Of course, Seattle offers many notable attractions, such as the Space Needle, Pike Place Market and Chihuly Garden and Glass. Once you've seen the sights, get a taste of the city's dynamic dining scene, coffee culture and beer bars.

One of Oregon's top travel destinations also happens to be home to one of the world's most beautiful beaches . Cannon Beach, a small coastal town in northwest Oregon, boasts nearly 4 miles of sandy beach characterized by its spectacular rock formations (including Haystack Rock), tide pools and robust birdwatching opportunities. In July, crowds descend upon the area and hotels book up fast, but this is a small price to pay for the pleasant daytime temperatures in the mid-60s and low chance of rain.

Summer brings warm weather and a full roster of events to this southern California beach town. Although this means longer lines and inflated room rates, July is one of the best times of year to enjoy activities like snorkeling at La Jolla Cove or strolling through Balboa Park, home of the famed San Diego Zoo. Visitors can also take advantage of July's many other offerings, including the annual Over the Line Tournament and the San Diego Comic-Con.

With plenty of street cafes, beer gardens and parks to visit and highs in the upper 70s, July is a perfect time to venture outdoors in Berlin. Tiergarten – the city's largest park and home to the Berlin Zoo – boasts 500-plus acres of green space and is an ideal place to walk, run or grab food and drinks at one of the many eateries found in the area. Visitors can also take a boat tour along the Spree River to see sites in the heart of Berlin. Plus, the city comes to life in July with its annual Berlin Pride celebration.

Popular music and wine festivals and pleasant weather characterize the month of July in Porto, Portugal. With average highs in the mid-70s, travelers can enjoy sightseeing in the Ribeira district, strolling across famous bridges like the Dom Luís I Bridge and wine tasting (Porto's namesake port wine is a must-try) without the stifling heat and humidity that other European cities see in summer. For visitors who need a break from the sunshine, the city offers the ornate Livraria Lello bookstore and the National Museum Soares dos Reis, Portugal's first public art museum.

Travel to this small college town in the south of France if your perfect summer getaway includes meandering down tree-lined boulevards and sipping coffee at charming cafes. July brings an influx of tourists, causing airfare prices and room rates to spike. But if you can swing it, the comfortable temperatures in the 70s and 80s make hiking Mont Sainte-Victoire and exploring popular thoroughfares like Cours Mirabeau a treat. What's more, the region's famed lavender is typically in peak bloom this month, so take a day trip to the surrounding countryside for a glimpse of the fragrant fields of purple.

Known for its inhabitants' longevity and as the birthplace of Dionysus, the Greek god of wine, Ikaria is a Greek island located in the Aegean Sea. Its relaxed atmosphere makes it an ideal place to visit in July. The island's most famous beach, Seychelles, whose crystal-clear waters are surrounded by cliffs and rocks, is a picturesque place to spend the day. You can also learn about the island's history at the Archaeological Museum of Agios Kirykos. But July's most unique draws are Ikaria's renowned summer festivals, where visitors can dance, sample Ikarian wine and party with the locals well into the morning.

Sitting about 700 miles east of Madagascar, Mauritius draws sun-seeking travelers in droves. When you're not relaxing on the African island's pristine white sand beaches, go for a ride on the longest zip line in the Indian Ocean or explore Black River Gorges National Park's numerous hiking trails. With so much natural beauty to behold (think: verdant rainforests, stunning lagoons and breathtaking waterfalls) it's easy to see why Mauritius is lauded as one of the world's best island destinations . Plus, thanks to its location near the equator, Mauritius offers sunny skies and temps in the 70s in July.

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The journey from Moscow to Elektrostal by train is 32.44 mi and takes 2 hr 7 min. There are 71 connections per day, with the first departure at 12:15 AM and the last at 11:46 PM. It is possible to travel from Moscow to Elektrostal by train for as little as or as much as . The best price for this journey is .

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How can I find the cheapest train tickets to get from Moscow to Elektrostal?

Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. You can find train tickets for prices as low as , but it may require some flexibility with your travel plans. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets. Unfortunately, no price was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find price results. Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets.

How long does it take to get from Moscow to Elektrostal by train?

The journey between Moscow and Elektrostal by train is approximately 32.44 mi. It will take you more or less 2 hr 7 min to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The distance between Moscow and Elektrostal is around 32.44 mi. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 2 hr 7 min. However, the fastest routes between Moscow and Elektrostal take 1 hr 3 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

How many journeys from Moscow to Elektrostal are there every day?

On average, there are 71 daily departures from Moscow to Elektrostal. However, there may be more or less on different days. Providers' timetables can change on certain days of the week or public holidays, and many also vary at particular times of year. Some providers change their schedules during the summer season, for example. At very busy times, there may be up to departures each day. The providers that travel along this route include , and each operates according to their own specific schedules. As a traveler, you may prefer a direct journey, or you may not mind making changes and connections. If you have heavy suitcases, a direct journey could be best; otherwise, you might be able to save money and enjoy more flexibility by making a change along the way. Every day, there are an average of 18 departures from Moscow which travel directly to Elektrostal. There are 53 journeys with one change or more. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.

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If you're looking for the best deal for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal, booking train tickets in advance is a great way to save money, but keep in mind that advance tickets are usually not available until 3 months before your travel date.

Stay flexible with your travel time and explore off-peak journeys

Planning your trips around off-peak travel times not only means that you'll be able to avoid the crowds, but can also end up saving you money. Being flexible with your schedule and considering alternative routes or times will significantly impact the amount of money you spend on getting from Moscow to Elektrostal.

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Checking on the latest deals can help save a lot of money, making it worth taking the time to browse and compare prices. So make sure you get the best deal on your ticket and take advantage of special fares for children, youth and seniors as well as discounts for groups.

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The cheapest Moscow - Elektrostal train tickets can be found for as low as $35.01 if you’re lucky, or $54.00 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as $77.49.

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Heathrow strikes to cause 'widespread disruption': Full list of dates and which departments are walking out

Here's what you need to know about when all the strike days are and which staff are set to walk out.

Monday 29 April 2024 17:36, UK

Strikes at Heathrow Airport are taking place over the next two weeks, with the first one already under way.

Staff at the UK's biggest airport are staging a series of walkouts - and one union has warned of "widespread disruption".

Here's what you need to know about when the strikes are, what disruption is expected and which departments are taking part.

Border Force officers

They are walking out for four days from now until Thursday 2 May over changes to their working conditions, according to the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) trade union.

The union said more than 300 of its members working at terminals 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the airport are striking.

The effect of this strike is on arrivals rather than departures.

The action is taking place because around 250 Border Force staff will lose their jobs at passport control under new roster plans, the union says.

PCS general secretary Fran Heathcote said: "Our members are angry and disappointed at being forced out of their jobs.

"While not everyone will be affected, the changes will disproportionately hit those who are disabled or have caring responsibilities.

"The Home Office should be doing all it can to retain experienced, trained staff - not lose them by introducing an unworkable new roster system."

A Home Office spokesperson said it had "robust plans in place to minimise any potential disruption" during the strikes and "keeping our borders secure remains or top priority".

The spokesperson said they were "disappointed" with the union's decision but remained "open to discussing a resolution".

"The changes we are implementing will bring the working arrangements for Border Force Heathrow staff in line with the way staff work at other ports, provide them with more certainty on working patterns and improve the service to the travelling public," the spokesperson added.

Almost 800 staff in various departments

Unite members in the following departments at Heathrow are set to take part in a week of strike action in May:

• Passenger services - who assist travellers to catch connecting flights

• Trolley operations

• Campus security - the security guards who are responsible for all workers at Heathrow and vehicles being checked before entering Heathrow

• Firefighters

• Airside operations

The walkouts will take place on the following days:

• Tuesday 7 May

• Wednesday 8 May

• Thursday 9 May

• Friday 10 May

• Saturday 11 May

• Sunday 12 May

• Monday 13 May

Unite says the strike action "will inevitably cause widespread disruption across the airport, leading to delays and disruption".

It says the airport has announced the work of passenger services, trolley operations and campus security is set to be outsourced by 1 June in a "cost-cutting exercise" that Heathrow has stated will save it £40m.

"This cost reduction will lead to a substantial reduction in the number of workers, which raises serious security concerns, given the safety critical nature of much of the work undertaken," Unite says.

Its firefighters and airside operation members are also striking because they fear they "may be next in line" to have their work outsourced, the union adds.

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Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said: "Heathrow Airport's actions are deplorable, it is raking in massive profits for the bosses while trying to squeeze every last penny out of its workforce.

"Unite is fully focused on defending its members jobs, pay and conditions and our members at Heathrow will receive the union's unrelenting support during this dispute."

A Heathrow spokesperson said: "We are reorganising our operations to deliver better results for our customers. There are no job losses as a result of these changes, and we continue to discuss with Unite the implementation of these changes for the small number of colleagues impacted.

"Unite's threats of potential industrial action are unnecessary, and customers can be reassured that we will keep the airport operating smoothly, just like we have in the past."

A strike involving refuelling workers, which was set to affect more than 30 airlines from 4 May to 6 May, has been called off after they accepted a new offer on pay and conditions.

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Moscow to Elektrostal by train

The journey from Moscow to Elektrostal by train is 32.44 mi and takes 2 hr 7 min. There are 71 connections per day, with the first departure at 12:15 AM and the last at 11:46 PM. It is possible to travel from Moscow to Elektrostal by train for as little as or as much as . The best price for this journey is .

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How can I find the cheapest train tickets to get from Moscow to Elektrostal?

Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. You can find train tickets for prices as low as , but it may require some flexibility with your travel plans. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets. Unfortunately, no price was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find price results. Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets.

How long does it take to get from Moscow to Elektrostal by train?

The journey between Moscow and Elektrostal by train is approximately 32.44 mi. It will take you more or less 2 hr 7 min to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The distance between Moscow and Elektrostal is around 32.44 mi. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 2 hr 7 min. However, the fastest routes between Moscow and Elektrostal take 1 hr 3 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

How many journeys from Moscow to Elektrostal are there every day?

On average, there are 71 daily departures from Moscow to Elektrostal. However, there may be more or less on different days. Providers' timetables can change on certain days of the week or public holidays, and many also vary at particular times of year. Some providers change their schedules during the summer season, for example. At very busy times, there may be up to departures each day. The providers that travel along this route include , and each operates according to their own specific schedules. As a traveler, you may prefer a direct journey, or you may not mind making changes and connections. If you have heavy suitcases, a direct journey could be best; otherwise, you might be able to save money and enjoy more flexibility by making a change along the way. Every day, there are an average of 18 departures from Moscow which travel directly to Elektrostal. There are 53 journeys with one change or more. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.

Book in advance and save

If you're looking for the best deal for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal, booking train tickets in advance is a great way to save money, but keep in mind that advance tickets are usually not available until 3 months before your travel date.

Stay flexible with your travel time and explore off-peak journeys

Planning your trips around off-peak travel times not only means that you'll be able to avoid the crowds, but can also end up saving you money. Being flexible with your schedule and considering alternative routes or times will significantly impact the amount of money you spend on getting from Moscow to Elektrostal.

Always check special offers

Checking on the latest deals can help save a lot of money, making it worth taking the time to browse and compare prices. So make sure you get the best deal on your ticket and take advantage of special fares for children, youth and seniors as well as discounts for groups.

Unlock the potential of slower trains or connecting trains

If you're planning a trip with some flexible time, why not opt for the scenic route? Taking slower trains or connecting trains that make more stops may save you money on your ticket – definitely worth considering if it fits in your schedule.

Best time to book cheap train tickets from Moscow to Elektrostal

The cheapest Moscow - Elektrostal train tickets can be found for as low as $35.01 if you’re lucky, or $54.00 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as $77.49.

Find the best day to travel to Elektrostal by train

When travelling to Elektrostal by train, if you want to avoid crowds you can check how frequently our customers are travelling in the next 30-days using the graph below. On average, the peak hours to travel are between 6:30am and 9am in the morning, or between 4pm and 7pm in the evening. Please keep this in mind when travelling to your point of departure as you may need some extra time to arrive, particularly in big cities!

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