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Beach area where partying college students live and SeaWorld visitors stay, with bland 1950s architecture, bad traffic, and dirty beach, but some wonderful finds such as Moray's at Sail Bay.
Boardwalk along a fairly grotty beach, where people rollerblade and stroll together.
Wide-open park across the street from the beach with playground with pretend train, picnic pavilions, and sand volleyball courts.
Artsy town with coffee shops, bakeries, health market, sculptures, long bike path, adorable forested playground, and intracoastal views.
Coffee shop, food court, ice cream and pastry shops, brewery, gift shop and market, outdoor public spaces with fire pit and tables and selfie spots galore, farm with donkeys, goats, and alpaca! Also called San Luis Ranch.
A main street of late 19th century storefronts, popular cafes, and a hip college scene. Recently, suffering an epidemic of homelessness relating to mental health problems.
1920s craftsman houses, and a gentille main strip with adorable Cafe Madeleine, woodsy Station Tavern, and a bookstore with a great kids section and lots of art books.
Nice place to dine, with a fountain area kids can run around and large sloping park above the center.
Trendy area with coffee shop, beer garden, wine bars, and cider bar, in industrial-style architecture with murals.
The oldest part of Quebec City. An amazing area of galleries, shops, cafes, incredible architecture, flower baskets, cobblestone streets, and the waterfront.
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