The Little Town In Montana That Might Just Be The Most Unique Town In The World
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Jessica Wick
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In a world full of extraordinary places and one-of-a-kind experiences, calling a place the most unique town in the world seems like a bit of a stretch. But if you’ve ever visited Philipsburg, you understand that it’s truly a place unlike any other. After all, where else can you mine for your own sapphires, explore a ghost town, and sit down at an old-fashioned soda shop in the same day?
The restored buildings add to the charm.
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It has plenty of modern amenities, but you'll still feel like you've gone back in time when you stay here.
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... this is Doe Brothers Restaurant & Soda Fountain. No trip to Philipsburg is complete without a stop here.
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During spring and summer, you can try your luck at finding your own sapphires. They also have a storefront with an amazing selection.
The Opera House Theatre is amazing.
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In the late 1800s, a silver boom brought this town's population to almost 3,000 people, mostly miners. There's not much left these days, but it's still a fun place to visit if you're into history.
Montana’s cities and towns are part of what make it amazing. Check out this list of other historic Montana towns to visit.
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