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Find a selection of Iowa lodging accommodations including: bed and breakfasts, vacation rentals, condos, cabins, ranches, hotels, motels, lodges, resorts, inns, fishing resorts, cottages and more! Come to Iowa and explore historic wagon trails, take an excursion or dinner cruise on a shimmering lake or scenic river, or enjoy a ride on the highest railroad trestle in the state.
From the rolling hills, to beautiful rivers and lakes, to miles of recreational trails, to modern cities and farming communities, Iowa offers refreshing vacation spots and some of the friendliest people you will ever meet.
Iowa
Some popular destinations in Iowa include...
Des Moines
Des Moines, Iowa's capital city, is located in Central Iowa. Des Moines offers visitors an exciting nightlife, theatre, ballet, symphony, opera, comedy clubs, live music, historical places, fine restaurants and excellent shopping opportunities. Places of interest include the capitol, the Des Moines Art Center, the Center of Science and Industry, the Iowa Museum of Agriculture; and the state fairgrounds.
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids is located in East Central Iowa. Cedar Rapids, the second largest city in Iowa, is a city of rich history and diverse culture. The people are friendly with a strong sense of pride and Midwestern values. Cedar Rapids is a thriving area surrounded by the nation's richest farm land. Approximately one-fourth of our residents are of Czech heritage. Midwestern history is carefully preserved in our museum and historical attractions.
Dubuque
The Dubuque area is home to some of the friendliest people you'll meet anywhere in the Midwest. Take in the beautiful scenery, and enjoy the many interesting and exciting attractions throughout the area. Mississippi River history and Victorian mansions carved into towering limestone bluffs. Cruise on an authentic paddlewheeler.
Come to Iowa and explore historic wagon trails, take an excursion or dinner cruise on a shimmering lake or scenic river, or enjoy a ride on the highest railroad trestle in the state. 
