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21. Faneuil Hall Marketplace
A historic marketplace of four buildings around Faneuil Hall, centred on Quincy Market's food hall, with more than 80 businesses and daily street performers.
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22. Ferry Building Marketplace
The Ferry Building Marketplace is a restored 1898 ferry terminal on the Embarcadero with around 50 food shops and restaurants and a farmers market three days a week.
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23. Gas Works Park
On the north shore of Lake Union, Gas Works Park keeps the towers of an old coal gasification plant and has a kite-flying hill with views of downtown.
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24. Jean-Talon Market
Montreal's largest public market, in Little Italy since 1933, with farmers' stalls, cheese, maple products, bakeries and restaurants, open year-round.
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25. Kensington Market
A National Historic Site of narrow streets west of Spadina Avenue, known for independent food shops, vintage clothing, cafés and a long history as an immigrant market.
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26. Lucha libre at Arena México
Masked wrestlers, rowdy chants and family crowds at the Arena México in Doctores, the home of CMLL and known as the cathedral of lucha libre.
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27. St Charles Streetcar
A ride on the oldest continuously operating streetcar line in the world, running green 1920s cars from Canal Street past the Garden District mansions to Carrollton.
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28. The STRAT SkyPod
Observation decks and thrill rides near the top of The STRAT's 1,149-foot tower on the North Strip, including SkyJump and the revolving Top of the World restaurant.
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29. The Wharf
A mile-long waterfront district on the Washington Channel, with public piers, restaurants, music venues and the long-running Municipal Fish Market.
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30. Venice Beach Boardwalk
Two miles of beachfront promenade in Venice, lined with street performers, stalls, the Venice Beach Skatepark, Muscle Beach and the public art walls.
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31. 18b Las Vegas Arts District
Downtown neighbourhood around East Charleston Boulevard with galleries, murals, antique shops, breweries and some of the city's most talked-about independent restaurants.
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32. Atwater Market
Art Deco public market from 1933 beside the Lachine Canal in Saint-Henri, with butchers, cheesemongers, bakers and seasonal farmers' stalls.
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33. Distillery Historic District
A car-free district of Victorian industrial buildings on the site of the Gooderham and Worts distillery, with independent shops, galleries, theatre and a winter market.
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34. Fenway Park Tours
Guided tours of Fenway Park, Major League Baseball's oldest active ballpark, opened in 1912 and home of the Boston Red Sox and the Green Monster wall.
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35. Garden District
A 19th-century residential district of Greek Revival mansions and Victorian houses between St Charles Avenue and Magazine Street, best explored on foot.
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36. Gastown and the Steam Clock
Vancouver's first downtown, Gastown is a National Historic Site of heritage buildings, independent shops and bars, with the steam-powered clock on Water Street.
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37. Lands End Trail
Lands End is a clifftop stretch of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area with a coastal trail, the Sutro Baths ruins and views across the Golden Gate.
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38. Lincoln Road
Lincoln Road is Miami Beach's pedestrian promenade, running about a mile between Washington Avenue and Alton Road with more than 200 shops, restaurants, cafés and galleries.
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39. Mercado 28
Downtown Cancún's best-known market, with more than 200 craft shops and restaurants on Avenida Xel-Há, where visitors shop for souvenirs and eat Yucatecan food.
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40. Mirador Torre Latinoamericana
The 44th-floor observation deck of the 1956 Torre Latinoamericana, a pioneering earthquake-resistant skyscraper with views over Bellas Artes and the historic centre.
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