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Philly in May, yes, but Philly in July is hot and humid. THis highlights the Jason nock Paper Version 10 Australian professional rugby league T-Shirt Apart from…,I will love this OP’s request. Almost any US city that fulfills all of their criteria will be very touristy, especially the major airport one. Yes, Philly. We are traveling there next month. I’m planning the logistics, and Philly seems incredibly walkable and/or accessible with decent public transit. I think you’ll be surprised at how well developed tourism can be in non-NYC/LA/DC cities. Even very small towns and rural areas can have large festivals, concerts, etc… There’s honestly not a lot of true hidden gems out in the US. There’s an old mineral water resort town 90 minutes from where I live that is busy throughout the year, though the busiest times are summer and fall. There are festivals tied into the seasons, or covered bridge festivals, state and county fairs, large concerts in the middle of nowhere, large and expansive parklands where a hotel room near the park may be as much as a hotel room in a major city. July and major airport really hurts my suggestions of Santa Fe. Santa Fe loses some points for walkability too. I mean downtown is walkable but downtown is nice for 1, maybe 2 days. The architecture is unlike anything else in the US. There’s a bunch of great history and nature in the area too but you won’t be seeing that without a car. Santa Fe’s airport is also small, but you could also use ABQ’s airport and just take the commuter train into town.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.