Best Places to Visit in the USA
Updated: Oct 2, 2022
Aspen, Colorado
Aspen is the place to go when you have to have some fun in the snow. This amazing destination offers four separate skiing areas (Aspen Mountain, aka Ajax, Snowmass Mountain, Buttermilk Mountain, Aspen Highlands).
If you love to ski, then you'll love Aspen. Four mountains, great nightlife and restaurants, and more snow than anywhere else in the country!
The Snowmass Mountain has a plenty of deep snow and large expansive terrain, it is the largest of the four Aspen mountain.
Buttermilk Mountain
Ajax
Making a frosty playground for winter sport
Aspen exploded as a silver mining town in the late 19th century something reflected in the architecture of this time.
Summer is a good time for heading to the hills, and there are hiking opportunity near by
Atlanta
The Capital of Georgia, Atlanta is a sprawling city with three urban skyline rising up the picturesque scenery of rolling hills, pine forest, magnificent oak trees and charming Magnolia trees
Establish as a railroad terminus in 1837, Atlanta emerge as the leader of the New South.
The city's top attractions are the CNN Center, World of Coca Cola and the Georgia Aquarium, which features the worlds largest indoor Aquarium
Yosemite National Park
If you want to relieve the stress of the city, head to United States' world-known Yosemite National Park, with stunning vistas of nature, hiking trails that crisscross the park and some of nature's most-creative and breathtaking rock formations.
Yosemite is a magical place that has it all, from majestic waterfalls to massive sequoias and jaw dropping sheer cliffs. It is revered the world over and with good reason.
Iconic and Photogenic center pieces include the granite cliff of El Capitan and Half Dome, As well as the imposing Bridal del Fall
Zion National Park
Even among America's National Park few can match the stunning beauty of Zion National park. Situated near Springdale in Southern Utah, the park protects a series of incredible rock formation and high sandstone cliffs and it a favorite spot for hiking, canyoneering and climbing.
Unlike many other parks in the America's Southwest were visitor looking down on a rim of a canyon. Visitors to Zion National Park, walk on the canyon floor and look up in addition to the magnificent monolith and cliffs, the park is known for its desert landscape of sandstone canyon, mesa and high plateau.
San Antonio
The jewel of Texas, San Antonio is a city is steeped in both rich history and modern day appeal, located in South Central Texas the city is one of the largest in the United States and best known as the home of the Alamo, another of San Antonios most visited attractions is " The River Walk" a vibrant pedestrian scene of restaurants, shops and entertainment venues stretching along both sides of the San Antonio River right in the middle of the downtown area.
Savannah
The Quintessential Southern City Savannah, draws millions of tourists every
year to its charming scenes of Victorian architecture, hobbled streets and moss draped oaks, lying in the Atlantic coast in Eastern Georgia, Savannah is the states oldest city, rich in history, hospitality and natural beauty a walk around the historic district cobbled streets allows views of beautiful old mansions from the 19th century and historic sights when you've had enough of old buildings a stroll through the tree line paths of leafy foresight park is bound to refresh you
Philadelphia
Commonly referred to by locals as "Philly"
Philidelphia is a US city in Southeastern of Pensylvania and home to the iconic Liberty Bell and the "Philly Cheese Stake sandwich" regarded as the birthplace of America. Philadelphia is known as the city in which the country's founding fathers signed the 1776 "Declaration of Independence" and the US Constitution. There's a host of interesting artwork, museums to visit in the city, including the Philadelphia museum of art which is not only one of the largest in the world, but also famous for its long flat of steps which were featured in the 1976 film Rocky
Sedona
Located in the North Central Park, Arizona, The town of Sedona is known for its vibrant art scene and spiritual retreats. However, Sedonas most popular attraction is the breath array of red sandstone formations that create a striking red and orange backdrop to town, attracting artists, spiritual seekers and outdoor lovers alike. Sadonas brilliant landscape offers much to see and do incredible natural landscapes like Airport Mesa and Cathedral Rock present excellent photographic opportunities
San Diego
Centered around a natural harbor the coastal California city of San Diego is located on the border with Mexico its rich in Mexican culture Delicious sea food as blessed with a year round mild climate visitors are attracted to the city for its laid mindset and opportunities to soak up some beautiful sun,sea and sand then there's also the bustling Balboa Park where you can find the San Diego Zoo among dozens of museums and botanical gardens
Denali National Park
Covering a massive expansive mountainous land in Alaska, Denali National Park is the third largest park in the United States the " piece of resistance" of this incredible sight of the wilderness is Denali once known as Mount. McKinley
this is the tallest mountain not just in the USA but the whole of North America, Bike, Hike or Mountaineering through this region for stunning scenery and sights of grizzly bears, wolves and moose
New Orleans
Regarded as one of the most unique cities in the USA, New Orleans is widely known for its distinctive French creole culture, cuisine,and architecture as well as jazz music and the annual Marti Gras celebration, situated in Southeast of Louisiana new Orleans is the states largest city and a major US seaport devastated by heavy flooding from hurricane Catrina in 2005 new Orleans is now mostly recovered and remains one of the best places to visit in the USA
Niagara Falls
The world famous Niagara Falls strutles on Tereo in Canada and the American State of New York located on the Niagara River the falls are a culmination from the flow of water that gushes out of the upper great lakes and are actually made up from three falls: Horseshoe falls, The American falls and The Bridalvale falls six million cubic feet of water cascades over ridge every second making for an incredibly impressive site which draws an estimated 30 million tourists a year
Boston
One of the oldest cities in the USA, Boston is best known for its wealth of American history, architecture and academic institutions the capital and largest city in New England, Boston is a spectacular sight in spring and autumn
with flowering trees and fall foliage as the setting of many historic events that led up to the American Revolution, Boston is steeped in early American History
Miami
One of the most vivacious cities in the USA, Miami is best known for its sunny beaches,Latin culture, and sizzling nightlife located in Southeastern Florida off the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, Miami is also a major port city managing the worlds largest number of passenger crew ships across the bay from Miami on a barrier island is Miami beach known for its art Deco architecture and glamorous south beach
Seattle
Home to the Global Giant like Bowing, Starbucks and Amazon, Seattle is the largest city of the USA's pacific northwest region, Seattle is nicknamed 'The Emerald City" due to its lush scenery resulting from a rainy climate the skyline of Seattle is a thicket of towering skyscrapers the crowning glory is the futuristic 100 foot tall space needle built in 1962 the city is well known for its seafood wish you can try the historic Pike Place Market what's more this rounding pine forest make for perfect hiking
