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Old Nov 18th, 2010, 12:33 PM
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need aniversary travel idea

will be my hub and my 30th. wed. anniversary. I want to surprise him. we are in the NE and I want to take him somewhere unique, historical beautiful by casual to adventure and relax for a week either in May 2011 or earlier. Budget would be two thousand. Like many folks, i lost 1/2 my income. Thanks for ideas
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Old Nov 21st, 2010, 01:09 PM
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How about Quebec City or Montreal? You get the romance of Paris for a lot less money. Quebec is a very old, atmospheric city that still retains the protective fortress-type walls. Montreal is more eclectic, mixing 21st century style with a beautiful old town, great jazz, great restaurants, great shopping, etc. Both cities are near beautiful countryside, so you could combine a few days in the city with a few days in the countryside. Montreal is about a 60-minute flight from New York; Quebec City is a bit further away.
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My parents did a trip to Montreal and Quebec for a special anniversary. They took the Adirondack train to see some scenery on the way and really enjoyed it.

Another idea- what about Maine? Eastport is a lovely historical city with great hiking nearby (and lots of LOBSTER! Yum!)
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Yes, Quebec City would be an excellent spot. We were there this past summer and really enjoyed our stay. It can certainly be done for a budget of $2,000 for a week's stay.

Also, enjoyed our visit to Kenebunkport, ME - small coastal fishing village with lots of charm - wonderful shops, interesting coast line, beautiful scenery and, of course, great lobster.

Also consider going to Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket - romantic islands (quiet in May), interesting shops, historical points of interest plus plenty of activities if you wish.

If you want a more urban setting check out Boston - no place in the US has more historical significance.
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I did a trip to Montreal then I felt that this is not a great place for wed anniversary. You should take another place for anniversary.
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