Give your outdoor grill a break and skip the fireworks on TV and make this Fourth of July a celebration worth remembering.  Treat yourself this Independence Day to a long weekend holiday at a bed and breakfast that's relaxed, stress-free and well-deserved.  At BnBFinder.com, you can find a number of B&Bs to suit your holiday preference from historical visits, spectacular displays to a mountain retreat.

Revolutionary Road - The road to freedom often begins with a revolution.  Get a sense of American history by staying at Concord's Colonial Inn in Concord, Massachusetts.  The Inn's original building was once used as a storehouse for weapons that the Brits tried to destroy, which sparked the first battle of the American Revolution at North Bridge.  Visit the nearby Concord Museum and look at a relic of the original North Bridge, preserved mementos and displays.   

Night Glow - Independence Day just wouldn't be the same without a kaleidoscope of exploding fireworks.  Check in at Aaron Shipman House in Washington DC and take a quick subway ride to the National Mall.  Take in an all day parade and/or come back in the evening to watch one of the most impressive fireworks show.

Real Deal - Find patriotic savings at Thurston House in Maitland, Florida.  A three night stay during the 4^th of July weekend is good for a discounted rate, which means you can holiday with a peace of mind.  Take a stroll to Farmer's Market on Sunday or read a book by Lake Eulalia.  Let the long weekend pass however you want, it's your holiday.

Mountain Retreat - Get a healthy dose of clean, mountain air at Romantique Lakeview Lodge in Lake Arrowhead, California.  The romantic, Victorian style B&B provides a quiet hideaway for lovers who seek privacy as well as adventure.  Take in the Jamboree Days Festival in Crestline on the 4^th of July with a street fair, parade, live music and fireworks. 

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