If you suffer from spring allergy and live in a city that has been determined as being one of the worst because of high pollen count, you are probably looking for a way out. So this year, do just that. Plan a trip as your way out, and schedule it during the peak of allergy season as a way to get out of town. Then you can enjoy spring too-just not where you live. Here are 7 great cities to visit that tend to be low in pollen plus a short list of a few of their best attractions. Have a great trip, and happy spring!
Boston, Massachusetts-As capital of Massachusetts, it is one of the most glamorous cities on the east coast. A few of its most famous attractions include Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the Boston Common (50 acres) which is the oldest park in the United States and is the starting point of the Freedom Trail, the very elegant Copley Plaza Hotel, Trinity Church, Beacon Hill, the Boston Public Library, Paul Revere House, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, and the Boston Children's Museum.
Fort Wayne, Indiana-Indiana's second largest city is home to the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo (named as one of the top 10 zoos), the Lincoln Museum, the Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory, Science Central Museum, and the History Center.
Chicago, Illinois-Most popular tourist attractions in Chicago include the Sears Tower Skydeck, Lincoln Park Zoo, Adler Planetarium, Du Page Children's Museum, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Nay Pier Cruises, John G. Shedd Aquarium, Six Flags Great America, and a huge selection of hotels and restaurants to suit every price range and taste.
Toledo, Ohio-Toledo offers Sandpiper Boat Rides along Maumee River, the Toledo Botanical Gardens, African Safari Wildlife Park, and tickets can be obtained for symphony, jazz orchestra, ballet and theater performances. The Firefighters Museum, Zoo, and Glass Pavilion make it a fun destination for all in the family.
Grand Rapids, Michigan-Top attractions include Rosa Parks Circle Ice Rink (November-March), Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park (March 1-April 30), the Wee White House, and The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum. The Grand Rapids Children's Museum, the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel just to see or to stay, and the Grand Rapids Art Museum will make your trip a fun for all ages.
Colorado Springs, Colorado-Rated first by Money Magazine in 2006 as "Best Big City" in a best places to live feature, it sits at the base of Pike's Peak, one of America's most famous mountains. Popular attractions include Air Force Academy and Chapel, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Olympic Training Center, Royal Gorge Bridge, Seven Falls, Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods, and Pioneer Museum.
Des Moines, Iowa-Located in central Iowa, its most popular tourist's spots include the Botanical Center, Art Center, and Science Center, White Water University Fun Park, Salisbury House, Iowa Historical Building, and an exquisite State Capitol building.
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