Take a Road Trip – America is a vast and beautiful country. The only real good way to find out the landscape, this, and the tiny towns that populate most of the country is with a roadtrip. I highly suggest hiring a car and driving across the US. It’s an amazing experience.
Florida Keys – These tropical islands in the southern tip of
Florida are good places to flake out and enjoy the Caribbean life style while
still in america.
It’s exceptional in all ways. Be sure you hike down
underneath. A lot of people just look-out at the canyon but it’s correct size
and beauty is better appreciated having a hike down to the Colorado
river.
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Disney World – Sure, it’s cheesy. Yes, it’s created for kids.
True, it’s perhaps not authentic. But despite all that, Disney World remains a
fun time and they have plenty of ride for people too. I recently returned as an
adult and there’s a great deal to do there, they have some good restaurants, and
Paradise Island has a good night life. Have a end for a few days, If you are in
Florida. Engage your inner daughter or son.
There’s so much to do and see in
this state.
Investigate Hawaii – Closer to Asia compared to the United
States, Hawaii is America’s bit of south pacific heaven. White sands tropical
jungle, clear blue water, beaches, and good surf. You can frequently get rather
low priced plans from California.
Walk our National Parks - America has 1000s
of national parks. These parks emphasize the best of the American wilderness.
Yellowstone, Yosemite, Glacier, the Smokey Mountains, Rocky Mountain Park, the
Badlands- the list goes on and on and on. Make sure you visit as many national
parks as you can to get a feeling of the grand and diverse landscape that is the
United States.
See Chicago – One of the best cities in the world, Chicago is
packed with great food, great areas, incredible structure, and great night-life.
It’s a tamer version of Ny and much more pretty. (The Chicago style of
architecture is world famous!)
New York City – The city that never sleeps is certainly one of the most amazing cities in the entire world. From galleries and amazing museums to theater to eateries to central park, everything about New York is amazing. It’s crowded, big, and busy but also filled with little town shops and identity.
Jam out in New Orleans - Finally dealing with
Hurricane Katrina, this French inspired city has great food and even better
music. Essential for almost any jazz or blues fan. Hotels fill.
If you think
you can handle it, hike the Appalachian trail which covers the whole mountain
range.
Visit the Great Lakes – The excellent lakes are like small seas.
They've good sailing, sailing, fishing, and beach possibilities. Great for those
traveling through the summer.
Ship around Boston – The birthplace of the
revolution, nobody leaves Boston disappointed. It’s a large city but it’s not
enough cobble stone streets, high rises and brick building, give a more town to
the city sense than many others. America’s most European city was often
considered by it’s. It has food, tradition, history, and beauty. The Freedom
Trail is especially good.
Washington D.C. - Where you’ll discover
institutions and all the museums you’d ever desire to see to be able to get a
glimpse into the the history and politics of America America’s capital is. It’s
an incredibly international city too given the large numbers of international
embassy individuals in the area.
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