A Journey Through America’s Most Thrilling Destinations
The United States is home to many of the best cities and natural wonders the world has to offer. With 63 national parks and over 10 cities with a population of over a million, it boasts a charming blend of urban and rural.
If you’re wondering where to go on your holiday across the pond, keep reading to discover our top American destinations.
The Grand Canyon, Arizona
A bucket-list destination on any tour of the USA, this Arizona park offers scenic paths, including the Bright Angel and North Kaibab trails for seasoned hikers. If you’re a fan of white water rafting, you take a trip down its 277-mile stretch of the Colorado River.
Mather, Grandview, Yavapai, Hopi, and Lipan Point all provide unique views of the park’s incredible scenery. Watching the sunset on the Vishnu Temple and Temple of Zoroaster from Mather Point is sure to create amazing pictures.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Sin City is renowned for its vibrant entertainment and neon-lit nightlife. If you’re on the strip after dark, check out the Fountains of Bellagio. Its fountains shoot 460 feet into the air as they are lit up by thousands of lights to create an incredible spectacle. The Fremont Street Experience is another attraction best appreciated at night, thanks to its barrel vault canopy.
Las Vegas is also known for its dynamic dining scene, with themed restaurants like the Art-Deco Delilah and the Michelin-starred Joël Robuchon. Before your trip, online casinos can offer you a virtual taste of what the city is best known for: gaming excitement.
New Orleans, Louisiana
The Big Easy is famous for its rich cultural tapestry, including Creole cuisine, an influential jazz scene, and the annual Mardi Gras festival. A trip to New Orleans isn’t complete without visiting the French Quarter, its oldest neighbourhood. Take a tour of the Historic New Orleans Collection and take in views of the Mississippi River.
A walk down Magazine Street offers everything you could ask for: shopping, art galleries, an award-winning zoo, local businesses, and unique architecture. Treat yourself to a meal at one of its many restaurants with patio seating overlooking the busy street.
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Yellowstone is celebrated for its 2.2 million acres of diverse ecosystems and geothermal wonders. It’s home to the world’s largest concentration of active geysers, with hundreds lining the Firehole River. Old Faithful earns its name with powerful eruptions every 44 minutes to 2 hours, shooting thousands of gallons of water over 140 feet into the air.
The Canyon Village area is perfect for nature lovers. Tourists can watch bison in Hayden Valley before hiking to the top of Mt.Washburn and looking down at the canyon.
Miami, Florida
Miami is known for its beautiful coastline and Latin arts scene. Visit Little Havana, the world’s most famous Cuban exile neighbourhood, and take in its colourful streets, authentic restaurants, and family-run businesses.
The green gardens against the pure blue sea make for great photos as you stroll along Miami Beach. If you really want to stretch your legs, give rollerblading a go down the nine-mile barrier island.