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3 New Jersey Attractions Named Best Of USA Travel List

Author Kayla Morgan

Many people love to travel for attractions because it’s all about seeking excitement and new adventures. Whether exploring stunning natural wonders, uncovering fascinating historical sites, or indulging in delicious cuisines, attractions evoke our senses and spark our curiosity. They offer a chance to experience diverse cultures, learn, and make lasting memories. And let us not forget the obvious reason here; they’re fun and entertaining.

Travel Lemming, an online travel guide with over 10 million annual readers, released its annual summer list of 150 best things to do in the USA. Each year, the site’s team of two dozen writers and editors handpicks the list to highlight the USA’s many hidden gems. The annual list aims to help Americans discover unique attractions around the country and in their own backyards.

A diverse array of attractions made the article’s Top 10 designation, including a wild animal sanctuary in Colorado, a Bavarian Village in Washington, and the world’s largest musical instrument in Virginia.

3 New Jersey attractions have been named among the 150 best things to do in the U.S.

The New Jersey Lottery Festival of Ballooning shines in the Top 20 at #7. The site suggested checking out the largest summertime hot air balloon and music festival in North America, full of live music performances and family-friendly fun. Falling lower on their list is the Bolero Snort Brewery in Carlstadt at #142, where you can enjoy a wide variety of ice-cold beers. Meanwhile, following close behind at #145 is Mutiny BBQ Company in Asbury Park. The article mentioned that deeming any place the best barbecue is a bold statement. However, they said Mutiny BBQ Company is well-deserving of that title.

Which other attractions made the list across the United States? Explore the full lineup here.

Savor the Flavors: Must-Visit Food Festivals Across America

Food festivals are the ultimate foodie experience. They bring together the best flavors, aromas, and tastes from around the world. These events showcase a diverse range of cuisines, culinary traditions, and innovative creations.

When it comes to food festivals, America sure knows how to bring the flavor. From coast to coast, you’ll find some of the best culinary celebrations that will make your mouth water. Whether it’s the BBQ fests down in the South, the seafood feasts along the shores, or the multicultural foodie extravaganzas in bustling cities, there’s something for everyone.

These festivals typically showcase the diverse culinary traditions and innovative dishes that make American cuisine so special. So, where can you find food festivals that will have you craving more?

There are plenty of food events serving up some incredible food in America that you must attend. Here are some food festivals that take place across the nation.

  • Epcot International Festival of the Holidays, Orlando, Florida

    The Epcot International Festival of the Holidays at Walt Disney World in Orlando is a magical seasonal celebration that takes place each year. This enchanting event invites guests to immerse themselves in the holiday spirit while exploring the diverse traditions and cuisines from around the world. The festival features special entertainment, dazzling decorations, and a delightful showcase of global flavors through various food and beverage offerings.

     

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  • Dollywood Harvest Festival, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

    The Harvest Festival at Dollywood in Tennessee is a beloved autumn celebration that embraces the beauty and bounty of the season. Held annually, this festival showcases the vibrant colors of fall, the rich traditions of harvest time, and the warm hospitality of the Smoky Mountains. Although the theme park hosts seasonal events year-round, the Harvest Festival is one worth checking out. They feature Autumn inspired treats, like sweet potato poutine, spiced pumpkin bisque, and maple pecan and bacon funnel cakes.

  • South Beach Wine And Food Festival, Miami, Florida

    The South Beach Wine and Food Festival is a culinary extravaganza held annually in Miami Beach, Florida. This multi-day event brings together some of the world’s most renowned chefs, culinary personalities, and food enthusiasts like Guy Fieri and Giada De Laurentiis. The festival showcases a diverse range of food and drink experiences, including tastings, cooking demonstrations, seminars, wine and spirits events, and parties.

     

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  • International Flavors of Carnaval, Orlando, Florida

    Universal Studios Orlando has been the host of the International Flavors of Carnaval held each year. The event features food and drink booths offering a wide range of dishes inspired by various regions and traditions, allowing guests to explore unique flavors from around the globe. Alongside the culinary offerings, there are often live performances, music, and entertainment that showcase the spirit and energy of Carnaval. Throughout the parks, guests can discover food and beverage mini kitchens featuring over 70 delectable dishes that pay homage to the Mardi Gras and Carnaval celebrations held across different corners of the globe.

  • Choctoberfest, Hershey, Pennsylvania

    Hershey, Pennsylvania is a chocolate lover’s paradise and is the home of the Hershey Chocolate Factory. When autumn arrives in Chocolate Town Square Park, cocoa enthusiasts flock to the highly anticipated Choctoberfest. This annual event transforms into a haven for chocolate lovers. It’s a one-day celebration where you can freely immerse yourself in the world of chocolate, with over 70 booths tempting you with an assortment of sweet treats.

  • Taste Of Chicago, Chicago Illinois

    Many people travel for the annual Taste of Chicago. Spanning five glorious days in July, this renowned event draws an astounding 1.5 million attendees, making it one of the largest free-admission food festivals on the planet. At Taste of Chicago, you’re in for a treat with a wide variety of food options to explore. From bites served up by food trucks to the creations of celebrity chefs and the exciting flavors of pop-up restaurants, this festival has something to satisfy every craving.

  • The Greatest American Foodie Festival, Las Vegas, Nevada

    The Great American Foodie Festival is an event that every food lover should mark on their calendar. This festival showcases a mouthwatering selection of culinary delights from all across the United States. With a diverse lineup of food vendors, food trucks, and gourmet chefs, this festival offers a one-of-a-kind experience to indulge in the best flavors and creations that America has to offer. Whether you’re a fan of classic comfort foods, international cuisines, or unique and innovative dishes, the Great American Foodie Fest is the ultimate destination to satisfy your taste buds. With over 50 of the country’s top food trucks serving up a wide variety of delicious eats, celebrity chefs will be there to show off their culinary skills in demonstrations. Plus, you can enjoy the beer garden, try your luck at carnival-style games and rides, and witness an epic eating contest.

     

  • Festival Of The Sea, Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey

    Each September many people travel to New Jersey’s Festival of the Sea. If you’re a seafood lover, you won’t want to miss this one. Attendees can enjoy a day filled with fun activities, live entertainment, and, of course, seafood. From fresh catches of fish, shrimp, and crab to delectable clam chowder and lobster rolls.

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