Planning a trip to the US, but don’t know where to visit? Fret not, because here we have collated the top 10 places you have to visit when you are there.
Serene coastlines to buzzing cities, if you are in the United States of America, you will be sure to have a bite of each pie. The diversity of the US makes it the hub of the most loved vacation destinations to which people from across the globe flock to in packs of hundreds. No matter the season you are visiting in, the US will have something that would be just the right fit for you. Today, we have collated the top 10 cities that you must visit if you are vacationing in the US.
New York: No surprises there! From museums to restaurants, there is everything under the sun that the city will offer to you, and more. The city has distinctive neighborhoods and boroughs, which have their own culture permeating to the center of the city, amidst the tall skyscrapers. Ranked one of the best shopping destinations in the US, New York also boasts of a proud theater culture.
Honolulu, Ohao: If you love the beach, this is the place for you. With a pleasant climate around the year, the Waikiki beaches are spangled with fancy resorts and high-end restaurants. When you are bored of all that, you could always end the night at one of the many vibrant cultural events.
Grand Canyon: A trip to the Grand Canyon National Park is a must for an awe-inspiring travel experience. Around 277 miles long, 18 miles wide, and about a mile deep, the Grand Canyon attracts close to 4.5 million visitors a year. For the ones who seek solitude, the less popular hiking tracks and camping sites are located at North Rim, just close to the Grand Canyon.
Washington, DC: Known as the city of southern efficiency and northern charm, the capital city of Washington, DC has to secure a place in your travel list. The city offers a traditional D.C. adventure that includes the classic attractions like the White House and the Washington monument.
San Diego: A city that attracts all types of vacationers, San Diego is known for its gloriously sunny weather and around 70 miles of coastline. Hot Mexican cuisine and a pulsating night life, San Diego is a must visit for all of us who could do with a bit of the sun any time of the year.
Miami: This city located in the southern part of Florida has become a melting pot of diverse cultures, arts, and the ocean. While the extravagant parties might be difficult to leave from, don’t forget to spend a day at the local art museums.
Los Angeles: The home of Hollywood, Los Angeles boasts of all that is high and mighty in the world. The emporer of entertainment, Los Angeles offers to its guests a look at its filmmaking and television broadcasting scene at studios like Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. Studio.
Seattle: We know it is known for its perpetually soggy weather, but the city itself is far from dampening your spirits. Mother to the world’s best coffee, Seattle is known for its art and culture, and sometimes even outdoor activities. If you like skiing, some of the famous ski slopes, Olympic Mountains and Mount Rainer, are only a short drive away.
Savannah: If you are in the south, we beg you to not miss this super-friendly, albeit creepy city of Savannah. An eclectic mix of sketchy cafes, spooky graveyards, and Southern-fried restaurants, the people in the city will welcome you with open arms and big, friendly smile.
Boston: Smart universities, baseball, and a proud history make up for reasons enough to plan a trip to this beautiful city of brownstones. Home to the firsts of literally everything (public park, public school, subway, you name it), Boston also boasts of graceful mansions and chic boutiques.
