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UNITED STATES

With 50 states and total population of more than 330 million, United States offers vast area to explore and discover.

It’s an amazingly diverse country (expression ‘melting pot’ came from the US) that attracts millions of tourists every year and it tops world tourism rankings for decades.

United States of America in numbers

Total Area

United States' total area is : 3,796,742 sq mi (9,833,520 km2)
Capital: Washington, D.C. Largest city: New York City

Population

The US total population is ~ 332 millions
Population density: 87/sq mi (33.6/km2)

States

The United States consist of 50 states, a federal district, five major unincorporated territories, 326 Indian reservations, and some minor possessions.

United States travel guides

Visit United States: 14 things you need to know

The United States is a huge country comprising of 50 states in North America, bordering Canada in the north and Mexico in the south. It’s an amazingly diverse country (expression...

Top five hotels in New York City

New York City has close to 300 hotels in total, ranging from massive hotels with more than 1,000 rooms and suites, to smaller, boutique hotels. Here is a list of...

10 best places to grab a lunch in Las Vegas

When people think of Las Vegas, the night scene comes to mind due to the exciting and vibrant life. This easily conjures up images of dinner reservations before one hits...

What to See and Do in San Francisco with Kids

Traveling with your children to San Francisco can be lots of fun. San Francisco is a small city, yet boasts many different fun activities for children and adults alike. Children...

Boston Pops and Fireworks

While almost every city in the US celebrates the Fourth of July in some fashion, none is more renowned than the Boston Pops and Fireworks display. The Boston Pops has...

Most popular cities in the US

Chicago: ‘Windy City’ on Lake Michigan

Chicago is one of the biggest cities in the US, sitting on the shores of Lake Michigan in Illinois. It is known globally for its iconic skyline, filled with skyscrapers,...

Washington DC: world metropolis with great historical heritage

Washington, DC, the U.S. capital and seat of three branches of government, is a city on the banks of Potomac River, between states of Maryland and Virginia. It is famous...

New York: fast-paced, exciting and intense

New York City is a global center of culture, art, fashion and finance and the most populous city in the US. The city is made out of five boroughs sitting...

San Francisco: Golden Gate and Golden City

With its iconic and memorable beauty, San Francisco is wrapped in cultural attractions and filled with many globally known landmarks. To name a few: Golden Gate Bridge, cable cars, Fisherman’s...

San Diego: where California was born

San Diego is large town on the Pacific coast in southern California, next to Mexico’s border. It has strong Spanish influence since first permanent settlement in 1769, quite noticeable in...

Los Angeles: dynamic, crowded and exciting

Los Angeles is an amazing city and one of the top US destination. It is also congested with traffic so much, that writers in Saturday Night Live (SNL) have ongoing...

Las Vegas: shiny, fun and dynamic

Las Vegas is located in the middle of Mojave Desert in Nevada, but that didn’t upset city’s position as a top gambling and entertainment spot in the world. Almost 40...

Seattle: The Emerald City

Seattle, Washington, is sitting at one of America's most lovely locations. It is the largest town in the Pacific Northwest, occupying a tight land bridge between the Puget Sound and...

Honolulu: sheltered harbor for the big pineapple

Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii, is nicknamed The Big Pineapple, which hints to New York’s Big Apple, but the origin of the name is related to Dole Pineapple company. The...

The US is too large and diverse in order to be referred to as a single ‘travel destination’. When one says they are going to the US for a vacation, this can mean many things: visiting megacities on the coasts, such as New York City and Los Angeles, or smaller cities with their own charm such are Boston, Seattle and San Diego.

There is something for every type of traveler: from wilderness in Alaska, through Hawaii active volcanoes, and dozens of national parks with breathtaking landscapes and wildlife, to coastal cities with buzzing nightlife, long beaches and themed parks, and to inland places with rich history and cultural heritage.

Top attractions in the US

Central Park

Central Park is New York’s urban oasis in Manhattan, most visited city park in the US. Features pedestrian paths for walking and jogging, ballfields, a zoo, carousel and boat rentals.

United States Capitol

The United States Capitol, often referred to as the Capitol Building, is home to the U.S. Congress and seat of the U.S. federal government’s executive branch. It is situated on...

Washington Monument

The Washington Monument is an obelisk constructed to honor George Washington, the first president of the United States. It is located on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to the...

Statue of Liberty

A symbol of New York and the US in general, this iconic statue is located in New York City Harbor on Liberty Island. Opened in 1886, it offers tours, museum...

Golden Gate Bridge

The Golden Gate Bridge is a suspension bridge that extends across the Golden Gate, the one-mile strait that separates San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean.

Hollywood Sign

The Hollywood Sign is an American landmark and cultural icon that overlooks Hollywood, California, Los Angeles. It is located at Mount Lee, in the Santa Monica Mountains area of Hollywood...

United States Attractions

17-Mile Drive Akaka Falls State Park Akatsuka Orchid Gardens Alcatraz Island Angels Landing Ansel Adams Wilderness Area Antelope Canyon Arches National Park Arlington National Cemetery Artist’s Palette Badwater Basin Barstow Outlets Bellagio Hotel and Casino Beverly Hills Boeing Factory Boston Common Boston Harbor Bridalveil Fall Brooklyn Bridge Bryce Canyon Bunker Hill Monument Canyonlands National Park Capitol Hill Cave of the Winds Central Park Charging Bull Charles River Chihuly Garden and Glass Chinatown SF Chinese Theatre Coeur d’Alene Colorado River Corning Museum of Glass Dante’s View Death Valley National Park Devil’s Golf Course Diamond Head Disney World – Magic Kingdom Disneyland Park Eagle Point El Capitan Empire State Building Epcot Center Ethel M. Chocolate Factory and Botanical Cactus Gardens FDR Memorial Fisherman’s Wharf Freedom Trail Glacier National Park Glen Canyon Dam Golden Gate Bridge Golden Gate Park Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone Grand Canyon Skywalk Grand Canyon West Rim Grand Teton National Park Griffith Park Observatory Half Dome Halona Blowhole Hanauma Bay Harvard Square Harvard University Hawaii State Capitol Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Hearst Castle Hershey’s Chocolate World Hole in the Rock Hollywood Sign Hollywood Walk of Fame Hoover Dam Horseshoe Bend Hualapai Nation Reservation Iao Valley Independence Hall Intrepid Sea Air & Space Museum Iolani Palace Jackson Hole Kaimu Black Sand Beach Kapalua Bay Kilauea Iki Crater King Kamehameha Statue Korean War Veterans Memorial Lahaina Lake Mead Lake Michigan Lake Powell Lake Tahoe Las Vegas Strip Lava Tree State Monument Leavenworth Liberty Bell Library of Congress Lincoln Memorial Lombard Street Madame Tussauds Washington D.C. Mammoth Hot Springs Mammoth Lakes Market Street Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Maui Tropical Plantation Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Visitor Center Maunalua Bay Metropolitan Museum of Art Mojave Desert Monterey Bay Monument Valley Mt. Rainier Mt. Rushmore National Memorial Nani Mau Gardens National Air and Space Museum National Mall National Museum of American History Navajo Nation Niagara Falls Norris Geyser Basin NYC Trinity Church Olympic National Park Olympic Sculpture Park One World Trade Center Oue Skyspace Palace of Fine Arts Pearl Harbor Pearl Harbor National Memorial Pike Place Market Pilgrim Monument Polynesian Cultural Center Punaluu Black Sand Beach Quincy Market Rainbow Falls Red Rock Canyon Richardson Black Sand Beach Ripley’s Believe It or Not Rockefeller Center Rodeo Drive Route 66 San Francisco Bay San Francisco City Hall Santa Monica Pier SeaWorld San Diego Shoshone Falls Sierra Nevada Silicon Valley Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Solvang Space Needle Spokane Statue of Liberty Sunset Strip Temple Square The White House Thomas A. Jaggar Museum Thomas Jefferson Memorial Thurston Lava Tube Times Square Twin Peaks Union Square San Francisco United States Capitol Universal Studios Hollywood University of California Berkeley USS Arizona Memorial Valley of Fire Vietnam Veterans Memorial Virgin River Waikele Premium Outlets Waikiki Beach Wailua River Waimea Canyon Wall Street Washington Monument Watkins Glen Park West Point Military Academy Whalers Village Whirlpool State Park White Sands Beach Whydah Pirate Wind Cave Woodbury Outlets World War II Memorial Yellowstone Lake Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone River Yosemite Falls Yosemite National Park Zabriskie Point Zion National Park

Last Updated on January 10, 2021 by Admin @ gotravelyourself.com

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