Some places just don't get old

From the blog · Adam Stetzer

Some places hold up no matter when you show up. Taughannock Falls is hiding in plain sight in the Finger Lakes — one of the highest waterfalls east of the Rockies, and most people drive right past the exit. Gaudí's Barcelona is the other kind of thing: a city where one person's obsession is so completely built into the streets that it still makes you stop mid-block.

Taughannock Falls: One of the Highest Waterfalls East of the Rockies Is Right Here in the Finger Lakes

Taughannock Falls drops 215 feet in a single unbroken plunge — taller than Niagara — making it one of the highest waterfalls east of the Rockies, yet it draws a fraction of Watkins Glen's crowds.

Gaudí's Barcelona: What to Expect When You Visit the Four Essential Sites

Seven of Gaudí's works in Barcelona hold UNESCO World Heritage status — a concentration tied to a single architect that exists nowhere else on the planet.

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