Show up at
Visit and show up at are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Visit" instead a verb "Show up at".
Visit
Visit verb - To make a social call upon.
Both terms in one sentence
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The second plays the trope much straighter: Huck just happens to unknowingly show up at the house of Tom Sawyer's aunt hundreds of miles from home, who just happens to be expecting Tom for a visit.
Source: Mistaken Identity -
Bump show up at his house for a few days' visit.
Source: Literature / Mr. Men
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