Tourist Attractions In United States

A short guide about Tourist Attractions to United States

The USA offers a wonderful combination of large cities, small towns, farmlands, forests, deserts, mountains, prairies and much more. Most of the country is pleasant, with four distinct seasons. The East coast has cities such as Boston also known as "Bean Town”, New York, a unique melting pot of cultures, and Philadelphia the country's first capital. The capital city, Washington D.C. is home to the President and museums. Miami is known for its Latin Culture, never ending night life and amazing beaches.

The West Coast, from the state of Washington to California is known for its relaxed atmosphere. Portland, Oregon is recognised for sustainable development and smart growth; home to the International Rose Test Garden, with over 7,000 rose plants. Gorgeous San Francisco is home to the Golden Gate Bridge. Los Angeles’ Tinseltown has its very own micro universe; Hollywood! Las Vegas is a dice rolling paradise, no need to go to Paris, Rome or Egypt-all the best monuments have been copied and are found right there in the desert. Remote wilderness in Colorado and the Rocky Mountains boast world class white-water rafting and old west charm. Houston is a city that exemplifies Texas and acts as a microcosm of the state. Dallas is an international city known for its TV shows, home to the Cowboy’s football team, conventions and events. Kentucky has natural artefacts; such as it's Mammoth Cave, camping grounds, and recreational lakes.

To the North are such places as Montana, and Minnesota. Heading back to the East Coast is the "Windy City" - Chicago on the shores of the Great Lakes, and is known for its excellent Jazz and Blues, great ballparks, good food and much more. From tropical climate in Hawaii to Arctic conditions in Alaska, Tourabout has holiday packages covering all destinations in the USA from Acadia to Zion National Park.