50 Best Places to Visit in the USA - Travel Video

Made up of 50 states, the US occupies an area that is only marginally smaller than Europe. It is in this vast country that you will find an incredibly diverse variety of natural landscapes, urban landscapes, people and cultures, from the tropical islands of Hawaii to the desert landscape of the Grand Canyon. In addition to multicultural cities like Chicago and New York City, you'll never run out of destinations to discover. Here's a look at the

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in the US. The 50th Big Sir located between Carmel Highlands and San Simeon Big Sir is a large rocky stretch of the California coast, although it has no official boundaries.

It stretches about 70 miles of California's famous Highway 1. The area is a magnet for road trip

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ers who are drawn to the towering redwoods and stunning beaches along the Route. It's more than just beautiful scenery to drive through, though the area also offers plenty of hiking opportunities that traverse the various state parks encompassed by Big Sur number 49. St. Augustine, founded in 1565 by Spanish explorers. St. Augustine is the oldest continuously occupied European park. settlement in the US today its national historic district is a major tourist destination the walkable downtown is made up of narrow colonial streets lined with interesting locally owned shops and excellent restaurants a trio of Grand Hotel buildings built in the late 19th century Towering over smaller reconstructed historic homes, as with many Florida coastal towns, St.

Augustine also offers prime access to the Atlantic Ocean and year-round sunshine. Number 48 Olympic National Park, the crown jewel of national parks in Washington Olympic National Park has an amazing diversity of nature that covers a vast expanse of the spectacular Olympic Peninsula, the National Park is a complete desert that extends from enormous glacial mountains to dense, soggy tropical forests. The region receives more rain than any other part of the continental U.S., much of it snow that, over time, has created more than 250 glaciers within the park. With your raincoat at hand, prepare for a series of unforgettable hikes, including those through Hurricane Pass and the 47th Enchanted Valley.

Asheville, the city of Asheville, nestled in the beautiful hills of the Blue Ridge, enjoys a reputation for Being a vibrant arts community, its urban center features a number of boutiques showcasing local creations, as well as bars and great

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to eat, wandering musicians and street performers that only add to Asheville's overall creative vibe. The city is also very close to the world famous estate built between 1889 and 1895, this castle. style mansion is the largest privately owned home in the United States and attracts nearly 1.5 million

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ors each year number 46 Monument Valley in iconic appearance Monument Valley's incredible geological features have been featured in television commercials, have been featured in films and have appeared in magazine advertisements, as such, they are instantly recognizable throughout the world surrounded by a desolate and featureless desert that stretches almost endlessly, the enormous sandstone masses rising impressively into the sky, their vivid reds and oranges stand out against the blue sky.

Beautiful to look at the valley between the rocks as the Navajo called it it is a must see place when visiting Arizona number 45 Austin known for their motto Keep Austin Weird this city definitely feels a little different from the rest of Texas the population is young thank you partly to the massive University of Texas Campus and also serves as the live music capital of the country. Austin is the capital of the Star State, so don't miss the chance to tour the capital building, which is famous for its pink color and even taller than the US capital building.

It's also worth exploring the paths that wind along. Barton Creek and the Congress Avenue Bridge, where you can see more than 1 million bats fly at dusk. Number 44 Mount Rushmore, one of the states most unique tourist attractions, the majestic Mount Rushmore is visited by millions of tourists each year, carved between 1927 and 1941 on the side of the mighty Mount are the enormous heads of four of the nation's most revered and respected presidents, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln, these famous figures respectively represent the development and preservation of the growth of the birth of the nation in the National Monument that cannot only be contemplated with Marvel at the 60-foot-tall sculptures, but also learn all about how they were carved and created at SES Visitor Center 43.

Aspen, located in a remote part of the Rocky Mountains, is the magnificent mountain town of Aspen, a One of the most famous ski resorts that was once primarily a refuge for the rich and famous, is now a very popular tourist destination. The small town sits on the banks of the Roaring Fork River with the majestic Colorado Mountains rising around it. Its scenic surroundings lend themselves perfectly to all types of outdoor activities such as hiking and mountain biking, however, most people come for the four Sublime ski slopes that make Aspen one of the top winter destinations to visit in the world.

Number 42 Cape Cod Cape Cod is an arm-shaped peninsula located in the easternmost part of Massachusetts has become one of the state's most popular destinations in the summer, lighthouses, huckleberry boxes, sandy beaches and walking trails and biking dot the Cape Cod National Seashore. The popular resort town of Provincetown, at the very tip of the peninsula, is the site of the Pilgrims' first landing, while Cape Cod is known for its artists' colonies in picturesque towns, it is the town of hyanis that put the cape on the map because it is the summer home of the Kennedy family number 41 Niagara Falls, the world famous Niagara Falls straddles Ontario in Canada and the American state of New York located on the Niagara River.

The falls are the culmination of the flow of water gushing from the top of the Great Lakes and are actually made up of three waterfalls, Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls. 6 million cubic feet of water cascades over the ridge every second, creating an incredibly impressive sight that attracts an estimated 30 million tourists a year 40th Pittsburgh Pittsburgh or the Steel City is a massive metropolis created where convergence three rivers, has a distinctive topography a mass of green hills rising directly from the rivers below, once a major industrial centre, its former warehouses and mills now home to bustling businesses and important cultural institutions.

The downtown Pittsburgh skyline is not to be missed with the US Steel Tower holding the honor of being the tallest in the city in the heart of downtown is Point State Park, a green park where you can also wander the 19th century Fort Pit Block House number 39 Atlanta, the capital and largest city of Georgia Atlanta is a sprawling city with three urban skylines emerging from the picturesque landscape of the Rolling Hills Pine Forest, magnificent old oaks and charming magnolia trees established as a railroad terminal In 1837, Atlanta has become the leader of the New South. The city's main attractions are the CNN Center World of Coca-Cola and the Georgia Aquarium, which features the 38th largest indoor aquarium in the world.

Santa Fe, founded by Spanish explorers in 1610. Santa Fe is one of the oldest cities in the United States and possibly one of the most beautiful. It is also the capital of the state. Building codes require new construction to maintain the Santa Fe. The Fe style of Pueblo architecture ensures that visitors enjoy picturesque views from every corner of the city. Santa Fe's cultural attractions include the Governor's Palace Museum, which is housed in the oldest public building in the country with its permanent collection of 20,000 works of art, the New Mexico Art Museum is also a must-see attraction number 30 7 MAA Island there is something special about the sound of horseshoes on the historic pavement of MAA Island once a fur trading post MAA Island has become a must-see destination while remaining car-free in the beautiful Lake Hiron, you will have the opportunity to explore the Cape Cod of the Midwest by horse-drawn carriage and tour the old town, where you will discover streets lined with Victorian-era architecture that is now home to delicious cafes and romantic restaurants to enjoy a true If you feel around the island, it is worth staying in one of its cozy historic lodges or even at the Glamorous Grant hotel number 36 Gatlinburg, located right at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains and the wonderful national park that bears its name, the resort town of Gatlinburg .

It is located in a beautiful place with beautiful nature and mountains around it, as many people visit it for the large number of outdoor activities it has to offer. Hiking the Appalachian Trail is a particularly popular pastime during the winter, Obber Gatlinburg's only ski resort in Tennessee. is full of people having a good time number 35 Grand Tetan National Park, home to wonderful mountains, wide valleys and sparkling alpine lakes. Grand Teton National Park will delight lovers of nature and outdoor activities. Located in northwest Wyoming, the park covers a wide swath of the Rocky Mountains. Mountains and is named after Grand Teton, the highest peak in the range at 4,199 M.

The spectacular landscapes are breathtaking and the glistening glaciers, green forests and rushing rivers lend themselves perfectly to all types of activities such as hiking and rock climbing. rock. The National Park is a great place to go Wildlife watching as bears and moose roam amidst splendid wilderness 34 Lake Tahoe, straddling the states of California and Nevada. Lake Tahoe is the largest alpine lake in all of North America, it was formed more than 2 million years ago in the crystal clear waters of The lake is located in the Sierra Nevada, with majestic mountains and forests around it, where you can enjoy the skiing and snowboarding in winter and hiking and water sports in summer.

There are a variety of incredible recreational opportunities on offer, plus there are eye-catching lakeside casinos. hotels and ski resorts for visitors to stay at number 33 San Diego Centered around a natural harbor, the coastal city of San Diego, California, is located on the border with Mexico, is rich in Mexican culture, delicious seafood and is blessed with a temperate climate all year round. Drawn to the city for its laid-back mentality and opportunities to soak up the beautiful Sea and Sand sun, there's also bustling Baloa Park, where you can find the San Diego Zoo among dozens of museums and the 32nd Canon Beach Botanical Garden, which carries the name of a canyon. which washed ashore after a shipwreck Canon Beach is one of the most popular coastal resorts stretching along Oregon's 1,000-foot-long coast, located about 80 miles west of Portland, the community of Once rustic artists has become a popular resort filled with restaurants, boutique shops. and art galleries The most striking feature of the beach is the 235-foot High Hay Stack Rock, the largest of the monolithic rocks that dot the sandy shoreline and provide a nesting site for seabirds number 31 Carl's Bad Caverns located a 25 miles from an old Ranch Town carlbad Caverns National Park is a network of caverns and is equal parts eerie and incredible sight to behold.

The main chamber of the cave called the big room is impressive to say the least, to access it you can choose to take an elevator that will make your ears pop. runs the equivalent of the entire height of the Empire State Building or you can take a winding path to the Underground Abyss Below the great room is a cathedral-like opening complete with a walkway and the world's 30th largest stalagmite Boston Boston is loaded with from From one of the oldest cities in the United States to hosting the world's most famous tea party, visitors can relive Boston's involvement in the American Revolution by walking the Freedom Trail, but the capital of the Commonwealth is much more than history, the largest city in New England.

It is also home to successful professional athletic teams as well as the Boston Pops Orchestra. Whether

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ers visit Paul River House or Fenway Park, cultural activities and excellent dining opportunities abound in this eastern city by the bay. Outer Banks number 29. of barrier islands that hug the coast of North Carolina the islands are a popular destination for tourists seeking a break from the summer heat the northern tip of theThe Outer Banks is famous for the wild horses that still roam its dunes. The central section is home to the towns of Nags Head and Kittyhawk on Bod Island, where travelers can find the right brothers.

Rowan Oak Island National Monument. To the west of Bod Island was the home of the Lost Colony, whose inhabitants disappeared without a trace in the 1580s, much further south lies the beautiful and relatively wild Cape Hatteras National Seashore number 28 Arches National Park, located Within Utah's Canyon Country is Arches National Park, home to more than 2,000 natural sandstone arches formed over millennia by wind and water. These extraordinary rock formations are found everywhere around the desolate confines of the park, while they all make for some fabulous photos, the most famous being the Long Elegant Landscape Arch, the delicate Delicate Arch and the Double Arches, a pretty and prominent, an unforgettable place to visit.

Arch National Park is a delight to explore, whether on foot or by bike. 27 Charleston, one of the most popular tourist destinations in South Charleston is a historic port city filled with anti-war architecture. Its historic center is on a peninsula formed by two rivers and protected from the open sea by the surrounding islands. Fort Sumpter, accessible by ferry from Charleston, is a Civil War major. Landmark head to the French Quarter to find the huge church and several wonderful art galleries. If you want to see some of the biggest sites at once and enjoy a big dose of charm, consider a traditional carriage tour of the French Quarter at the same time. city ​​number 26 Yosity National Park World famous Yus National Park has become the iconic gathering place for Keen Wilderness hikers who enjoy spending weekends hiking the many trails that crisscross the parks.

Yosity features high on many wish lists with people drawn to its spectacular landscapes and beautiful wildlife, powerful waterfalls, stunning seas and jaw-dropping cliffs, iconic and photogenic centerpieces. It includes the granite cliffs of El Capitan and Half Dome, as well as the imposing 25th wedding veil. Nashville American music city Nashville has become one of the most popular cities in the country. Its unparalleled live music scene attracts visitors from all corners of the US and the world, the honky tonk Highway rain begins early as the sounds of six-string guitars and cowboy boots float through the air marking the start to another exciting night in Nashville, while that is the focus of many.

Travelers soon discover that there are many other things to do while touring the city. Getting around the city is easy as it is very crowded and the free city bikes can take you further at number 24 Bar Harbor, a very popular spot for Visit the lively coastal town of Bar Harbor, which is located in the northeast. coast of the magnificent desert island Mount de Maine, as it is located just a stone's throw from Aadia National Park, many people use the town as a base from which to explore its wonderful wilderness despite its small size, the charming town is packed with excellent shops and restaurants. with interesting historical attractions that also add to its appeal.

The appeal is its scenic setting on the shores of Frenchmen Bay. Summer and fall tend to be the most popular times to visit Bar Harbor #23 San Antonio, the jewel of Texas. San Antonio is a city packed with rich history and modern appeal, located in south central Texas, the city is one of the largest in the United States and

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known as the home of the Alamo. Another of San Antonio's most visited attractions is the Riverwalk, a vibrant pedestrian scene of restaurants and shops. and entertainment venues that straddle the San Antonio River right in the middle of downtown number 22 Death Valley located in the Mojave Desert Death Valley encompasses much of Death Valley National Park Death, although it is considered the driest and lowest place in the north.

America Death Valley offers a variety of outdoor activities, historical sites and nature viewing, from snow-capped mountains to colorful sand dunes, the unique desert. The landscapes of Death Valley are unlike any other place in California. Attractions include the panoramic view of Zinsky Point and historic sites such as Scotty's. Castle the Wild Rose coal kilns and ghost town ruins number 20 21 Orlando home to world famous theme parks such as Walt Disney World SeaWorld and Universal Studios Orlando is undoubtedly a favorite family vacation destination located in Central Florida Orlando is a place where dreams and Magic comes true with several amusement parks, Orlando visitors can meet their favorite storybook characters, recreate live scenes from famous movies, ride exciting roller coasters and watch dolphins perform wonderful tricks number 20 Savannah , the southern city par excellence.

Savannah attracts millions of tourists each year to its charming cobblestone street scenes of Victorian architecture and moss-covered oak trees found on the Atlantic coast in eastern Georgia. Savannah is the oldest city in the state, rich in history, hospitality and natural beauty. A walk along the cobblestone streets of the historic district allows you to see beautiful old 19th century mansions and historic sites. When you're sick of old buildings, a stroll along the Treeline Paths of leafy Foresight Park will refresh you. 19 Philadelphia, commonly known by locals as Philadelphia Philadelphia is a major US city in southeastern Pennsylvania and home to the iconic Liberty Bell. and the Philadelphia cheesesteak sandwich considered the birthplace of the United States Philadelphia is known as the city where the country's founding fathers signed the Declaration of Independence and the U.S.

Constitution of 1776. There are Lots of interesting art museums to visit in the city, including the Philadelphia Museum. of Art, which is not only one of the largest in the world, but is also famous for its long flight of steps that appeared in the 1976 movie Rocky number 18 Sedona, located in the north central part of Arizona, the city Sedona is known for its vibrant arts scene and spiritual retreats, however, Sedona's most popular attraction is the stunning array of red sandstone formations that create a striking red and orange backdrop for the city, attracting artists, seekers spiritual and outdoor lovers alike.

Sedona's brilliant landscape offers much to see and do, incredible natural landscapes. such as Mesa Airport and Cathedral Rock present excellent photo opportunities #17 Chicago, nicknamed the Windy City and best known for its towering skyscrapers, sports teams, and unique style of hot dogs and pizza Chicago is the third largest city in the US. Located on Lake Michigan in the heart of the Midwest region in northern Illinois, Chicago is a major center for the financial industry and commerce. The city's many sites range from the futuristic Millennium Park and the iconic Sears Tower to Navy Pier with its parks, restaurants and amusements and numerous musical genres such as jazz blues. and house music have their roots in live music venues around Chicago.

Denali National Park number 16. Denali National Park is the monumental expanse of land that is Alaska's most famous National Park. The centerpiece by far is Denali, formerly known as Mount McKinley, this towering mountain. It is the highest in North America at 6,190 m above sea level. It is truly a sight to behold, as the snowy tip seems to pierce the sky. Boreal snowy forests. Desolate tundra. Jagged mountains and lakes that are home to caribou moose, grizzly bears and wolves. looking for true nature, this could be the 15th place New Orleans considered one of the most unique cities in the USA.

New New Orleans is widely known for its distinctive French Creole culture, cuisine and architecture, as well as music jazz and the annual celebration of the Migra Located in southeastern Louisiana, New Orleans is the state's largest city and a major USC port, devastated by heavy flooding caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. New Orleans is now mostly recovered and remains one of the best places to visit in the US. The 14th Rocky Mountain National Park, one of Colorado's most spectacular slices of nature, Rocky Mountain National Park, is a collection of towering granite mountains, lakes and aquamarine alpine meadows that come to life when summer arrives.

It is the perfect place for adventure in the middle of nature with a selection of trails where you can find peace. Tranquility and serenity, the national park's wilderness makes it the ideal host for many wild animals, such as elk and black bears. The lake, one of the park's 10 lakes, is a famous scenic spot for visitors where they can enjoy views of glacial valleys and mountain peaks 13 Seattle, home to global giants such as Boeing Starbucks and Amazon Seattle is the city largest in the Pacific Northwest region of the US. Seattle is nicknamed The Emerald City due to its lush landscape resulting from a rainy climate.

Seattle's skyline is a Among the thicket of towering skyscrapers, the crowning glory is the futuristic 600-ton-tall Space Needle, built in 1962. The city is famous for its seafood, which you can try at the historic Pike Place Market. Plus, the surrounding pine forests make for a perfect hike. Number 12 Miami is one of the most vibrant cities in the US. Miami is best known for its Latin culture and exciting nightlife located in Southeast Florida off the Atlantic coast Miami is also a major port city which manages the largest number of passenger cruise ships in the world that attracts tourists from all over the world.

Planet Miami is a melting pot of ethnic cultures with a wide range of exciting attractions and activities. One of the main attractions of Miami is its sunny beaches that range from family scenes to party scenes. Across the bay from Miami, on a barrier island, lies Miami Beach, known for its art. Decorative and glamorous architecture South Beach number 11 Washington DC, the capital of the United States and seat of the federal government Washington DC is located on the east coast of the country, a cosmopolitan city that is home to many diverse cultures Washington is widely known for its many iconic landmarks such as the White House Capitol Building, the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial, many of these monuments are located within the beautiful landscape park known as the National Mall or Glacier National Park number 10, located on the border with Canada, the beautiful Glacier National Park spans a huge swath of Montana and boasts spectacular and enchanting scenery, established in 1910.

The park protects diverse ecosystems and countless species of fauna and flora. Within its boundaries can be found picturesque parts of two mountain ranges with more than 130 glistening lakes and glacier-dotted waterfalls. The scenery because of all the beautiful nature and the epic nature hikes around Glacier National Park Scenic Trails are a treat, sometimes you can see grizzly bears and golden eagles here and there number nine Los Angeles, the second largest city in The USA Los Angeles is located in southern California, surrounded by the mountains and valleys of the Pacific coast, often considered the entertainment capital of the world.

The is an area full of celebrity culture. You can see the handprints of movie stars on Hollywood Boulevard or take a tour to see the stars' homes in Beverly Hills for a relaxed atmosphere. Days there is the bohemian neighborhood of Venice Beach, home to Muscle Beach and a boardwalk that also doubles as a stage for all kinds of quirky street performers. Number eight Las Vegas, you wouldn't think that a city in the middle of the Nevada desert would be so popular. As popular as it is, it is thanks to the cavalcade of casinos here that Las Vegas is so famous that the best-known casinos are practically household names. well-known: Caesar's Palace, MGM Grand, Bellagio, in addition to gambling shows and luxurious shows, Las Vegas offers much more.

Catering to people of all ages and interests, on the main street called The Strip is the impressive Bellagio Fountain, featuring a replica of the Eiffel Tower and an Egyptian pyramid, among other number seven landmarks. Zion National Park Even among America's national parks, few can match the stunning beauty of Zion National Park, located near Springdale in southern Utah, the park protects a series of incredible rock formations and tall sandstone cliffs and It is a favorite place to practicehiking, canyoning and climbing, unlike many other parks in the American Southwest, where visitors look down from the edge of a canyon, visitors to Zion walk on the canyon floor and look up, in addition to the magnificent monoliths and cliffs, the park is known for its sandstone desert landscape, canyons, mesa and plateaus number six of San Francisco, located at the tip of a San Francisco peninsula.

It is a beautiful city in Northern California that is famous for many things, without a doubt, the Golden Gate Bridge is the number one attraction in the city. Tourists can bike or walk across this famous suspension bridge to admire and photograph stunning views. There's also bustling Chinatown. seafood at the ever-popular Fisherman's Warf the famous prison island of Alcatraz on the famous steep and winding Lombard Street it will be difficult to get bored in this fascinating city number five of the Florida Keys that extend south of the Sunshine State Florida The Keys are a beautiful archipelago located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico connected to the continent by the Overseas Highway.

The collection of corals on the K Islands numbers around 1,700, many of them pristine and uninhabited, while some are ideal for rest and relaxation, others host rockus party scenes very popular with tourists and retirees the keys are famous for its sunny tropical rises Beauty and wealth of recreational and entertainment opportunities number four Yellowstone established in 1872 Yellowstone is famous for being the world's first national park there are numerous geysers to see here, particularly Old Faithful, which is practically legendary, it never fails to erupt on time and then there is the large multi-colored prismatic spring surrounded by rainbow colors thanks to different bacteria that live in the colder sections of this boiling body of water.

Yellowstone National Park is also home to more wild animals than any place in the United States number three Hawaii, the Polynesian archipelago of Hawaii is a true paradise that spreads over hundreds of islands in the Pacific Ocean with its tropical climate, its famous virgin beaches and its wealth of natural landscapes. Hawaii has Promoted as a tropical destination since the end of World War II, the islands are also a top destination for surfers from around the world, despite the constant influx of visitors. Native Hawaiian culture still thrives and can be seen in ceremonies, traditions, and folk music number two.

York City, the crown jewel of the US when it comes to urban areas, New York is a mega city packed with iconic places, areas and buildings; In fact, it sometimes feels like you're walking through familiar territory thanks to how often the city appears in Hollywood movies—there's Central Park, the Empire State Building, Grand Central Station, Times Square, even the five boroughs that make up New York are famous, then there is the culture, Korea Town, multiple Chinatowns, the remains of Little Italy and communities ranging from Jewish to African American. to make New York a truly global city enriched by the people who came here from all over the world.

The number one Grand Canyon, attracting millions of visitors each year. The Grand Canyon is one of those bucket list destinations in the US. Located in northern Arizona, this massive natural wonder park was carved by the Colorado River over a period of several million years. It's not the deepest or longest canyon in the world, but it's overwhelming in size and color. The landscape offers visitors views that are hard to match - simply find a vantage point and look over the edge or fly over. him in a helicopter if you want a really long hike, go along the edge to the RM Trail, but don't forget to bring plenty of water.

After all, it is an unforgiving desert climate.