Top 10 Places to Visit in the USA With Family
The United States has so many unique cities and attractions that it is tough to narrow down the list to the 10 top tourism destinations. These are the destinations most often cited as the places to see before you die, another version of saying they should be on your bucket list, offbeat and trendy spots are not included here. Find great deals on your family tour, honeymoon tour and group holidays at Flybirdtourism.com.
01. New York City
Every first-time visitor's list of must-see locations
includes American landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State
building, and Times Square. Those are only a handful of the sights to see in
New York City, the biggest and most well-known city in the country. New York
City, also referred to as the "Big Apple," is a popular travel
destination for both domestic and foreign tourists.
Don't skip a stroll along the High Line, a former railway
track that has been transformed into a park with vegetation, art, and stunning
views of the cityscape. The theatre area and Broadway are the places you go to
see the newest plays and musicals. If you enjoy art, New York is overflowing
with treasures like the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Frick Collection, the
Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim Museum, and the Metropolitan Museum of
Art. See Washington Square, Greenwich Village, and Rockefeller centre, go
shopping on Fifth Avenue, stroll around Central Park, and be amazed by Grand
Central Terminal. If you want to remain longer than a few days, explore New
York City's architecture more or go to Brooklyn.
02. Los Angeles
Because to Hollywood's attraction, its renowned residents,
and the relaxing Pacific Ocean breezes, Los Angeles is still the most popular
tourist destination in the country. For a lavish vacation, look for the nicest
hotels in Los Angeles close to the area's well-known beaches, such as Malibu or
Santa Monica. See Beverly Hills, shop on Rodeo Drive, and stroll the boardwalk
at LA's most well-known coastal district, Venice Beach.
03. Chicago
Chicago has long been referred to as the "Second
City" since it is smaller and less populous than New York City. A
lighthouse in the Midwest, Chicago now ranks third in terms of population, but
its skyline, dining options, retail options, museums, and other attractions
easily rival those of New York and Los Angeles. Don't miss catching a Cubs game
at renowned Wrigley Field during baseball season. Visit the Magnificent Mile to
find every high-end store you can imagine as well as fantastic restaurants.
Some of the most significant structures in the country are located in Chicago,
and you can see them all on a guided architecture tour on land or from a boat
on Lake Michigan. One of the best art museums in the nation is the Art
Institute of Chicago.
04. Washington, D.C.
The capital city of the United States, Washington, D.C., is
home to dozens of museums and monuments, almost all of which are free. It is
one of the most frequently visited cities in the nation in part because of
this, particularly by families and school groups. The White House, the Capitol,
Georgetown, Alexandria, and Mount Vernon, George Washington's plantation, are
all excellent locations to learn about American history. There are also museums
like the Smithsonian, the National Museum of American History, the National
Museum of African-American History and Culture, and the National Museum of the
American Indian nearby. If you include the National Portrait Gallery, the
Newseum, the National Air and Space Museum, and the United States Holocaust
Memorial Museum, you risk overdosing on museums.
05. Las Vegas
The majority of tourists travel to Las Vegas to gamble at
its renowned casinos. Yet Las Vegas also offers top-notch dining, world-class
shopping, and blockbuster entertainment, all of which combine to make this city
a genuine oasis in the desert and a popular tourist destination. Visit the Neon
Museum, which has recognisable Las Vegas signs, take a tour of the MGM Grand,
or try your luck at the Planet Hollywood Hotel and Casino. Naturally, whatever
occurs in Las Vegas remains in Las Vegas.
06. San Francisco
This renowned city on San Francisco Bay is recognised for
its neighbourhoods, including Chinatown and the hippie-turned-haute enclave of
Haight-Ashbury, which is symbolised by the red rafters of the Golden Gate
Bridge. San Francisco is a terrific destination for those who enjoy the
outdoors and the jet set, but it's also a great starting place for excursions
to Silicon Valley's enormous tech campuses as well as the wine regions of Napa
Valley and Sonoma County. Make San Francisco your home base as you explore
Northern California by checking out the best hotels in the Bay Area before you
travel.
07. New Orleans
With its emphasis on festivals, French heritage, and a
"laissez-faire" mentality, New Orleans stands out as a unique
destination that both domestic and foreign tourists enjoy visiting. There are
many opportunities to "let the good times roll" in the Big Easy, from
Mardi Gras, the city's largest celebration, to Jazz Fest, one of the most
prestigious meetings of jazz musicians in the world. Stay in the French Quarter
where you'll be close to illustrious eateries and streets like Bourbon for the
most genuine experience. And Frenchman Street, where you may enjoy the live
jazz music for which New Orleans is renowned, is only a short drive away.
08. Asheville, North Carolina
Asheville is located directly on the Blue Ridge Parkway,
which offers breath-taking vistas of the southern Appalachians and direct
access to the Appalachian Trail, which follows Main Street. Because of its
proximity to the Great Smoky Mountains, it serves as a starting point for
breath-taking drives and hikes. For a once-in-a-lifetime experience, rent a
convertible. Visit the Biltmore, the biggest privately owned estate house in
America that was constructed in the city during the Gilded Period by George W.
Vanderbilt. A distinct kind of jaw-dropping results from it. Spend evenings in
Asheville's downtown, which is teeming with art, music, and eateries fit for
serious foodies.
09. Hawaii
Hawaii is a popular U.S. destination and the epitome of an
island paradise. Hawaii is the ideal location if you're trying to truly
disconnect from everything, thanks to the natural beauty of its beaches and
volcanoes as well as its rich Pacific culture. No matter when you decide to
visit, it is undoubtedly a tranquil oasis with perfect weather; typical highs
ranging from 79 F in the winter to 84 F in the height of summer, with average
lows of 68 F in the winter and 75 F in the summer. Visit Hawaii Volcanoes
National Park, watch humpback whales in Maui, or go hiking on the island of
Kauai.
10. The Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon is a 250-mile-long astounding geological
marvel that was created by the Colorado River over a long period of time. The
Grand Canyon, which is in Arizona, is one of the most visited national parks in
the United States and a top Southwest tourist destination. Take a two-hour trip
south of the Grand Canyon to Sedona, which is surrounded by colourful stone
formations that shift with the sun. It was named one of the most beautiful
spots in America by USA Weekend. In the midst of this breath-taking terrain,
there are numerous art galleries and stores, as well as excellent dining
options.
