The United States is the modern cultural force. America, built upon migration and pioneering, is a stronghold of contemporary pop culture, free thinking, and the continued continuation of the American Dream. The national parks are spectacular. Splendid sandy beaches, seemingly endless. Cities filled with high-rise buildings—there are so many places to explore in the United States that it is difficult to choose where to go. Whether you plan for a month on outdoor roads, or just a week to explore the highlights of this incredible country, the USA has a great deal to discover.
What is the Best time to visit USA?
Winter (November to March)
During these winter months, the northern half of the country is cold, with temperatures below freezing. But this is the best time to visit the US if you are looking for indoor activities or travel in the southern states.
Spring
The best time to visit the United States is in spring(April to July) when visiting one of the national parks, such as Yellowstone or the Rockies. As snow melts, the wilderness comes out and it is ideal for outdoor activities due to the lovely warm weather.
Summer
July to August is the best time to go to the USA if you’re going to attend one of the country’s most famous festivals. The 4th of July is one of the world’s greatest events. Summer is an excellent time to visit places like the Grand Canyon.
Autumn
September to October is the ideal time to go to the US, as the leaves become rotten and the weather cools. Tourists reduce their number in some parts and maybe stay cheaper, but during this time, parts such as New England are attracting many visitors.
How to Reach USA?
By Air: Most of America’s major cities, such as New York, Boston, Chicago, and San Francisco, have their own international airports from which daily United States flights fly in and out. Hundreds of flights pass through these airports on a regular basis, making flying the most convenient and best way to get to the United States. When flying to America, bear in mind the amount of luggage you bring with you, as each airline has baggage weight restrictions. Additionally, visitors should keep all necessary documentation on hand in order to prevent delays at the customs and immigration checkpoints in America.
By Water: Tourists arriving from Europe on private vessels or tourists travelling throughout the country on ferries, cruises, and boats are the most common users of this form of transportation. Los Angeles and Florida are the two key ports for such private shipping. Tourists can easily rent a car, hire a taxi, or even take the train to other cities in America or to any other location in America from here. Nowadays, only a few people use this method of transportation. However, the facilities are still accessible in case anyone wants to go fishing on their boat or owns a boat and wants to take it out for a spin.
By Rail: Trains can be used to fly to other cities in America or to bring visitors from Canada or New Mexico to the United States. Amtrak is the only company that runs trains from Canada to the United States and vice versa. To get to the United States, one can take an Amtrak train from either Toronto, Montreal, or Vancouver in Canada. If you’re coming from Mexico, you’ll need to take a bus or a car to Canada and then take a train from one of the above-mentioned locations. Inside America, you can travel from city to city by train in a very fast and comfortable manner. This mode of transportation is less expensive, quicker, and more convenient because passengers can travel about freely on a train.
By Road: A road trip in America is always an option. Tourists who live in or are visiting Canada can take a road trip or hire a cab to get to America. When travelling by car, carry your passports with you at all times and be prepared to pay the entrance fee at the point of entry. The Canadian and Mexican borders are the ones that are crossed the most often. Tourists will need to be a little more cautious and prepared because the US-Mexico border has a fairly strict invigilation system. This mode is both the quickest and the most relaxed.
Now Coming to top Cities, here are the must Visit cities in USA
1. New York
Like New York City there is no place. A fascinating experience for a stroll along the road to Manhattan is always an incredible melting pot of cultures, neighborhoods, languages and personal style. There are classic old buildings with new ultra-modern buildings, such as the Hudson yards, which are always transforming the city into new moulds. If you are in town, enjoy more than one show, visit all the museums, walk around Central Park, eat the finest bagels in NYC, and drink any kind of drinking-fitting high-quality cuisine you can handle, play a Yankee or open American game.
New York is one of these sites which we believe all should visit at least once in the Empire State Builder, Macy’s and Central Park with so many incredible monuments. Collect a hot dog from a local street vendor, shop in Soho, or walk along the High Line and see the city from above.
Top Places to Visit in New York:
- Statue of Liberty
- Metropolitan Museum of Art
- 9/11 Memorial and Museum
- Grand Central Terminal
- Central Park
- Brooklyn Bridge
- Times Square
2. Chicago
Chicago is one of the largest cities in the US on Lake Michigan in Illinois. Famous for its bold architecture, the skyline is marked by skyscrapers like the Iconspicuous John Hancock Center of 1,451ft. The city’s museums are also renowned. Chicago is ‘all the jazz’ with live music, shows and theaters all day long in town. It is particularly famous for its improvised comedy and, naturally, for its jazz bars.
It also features some fantastic museums, a beach and stunning parks. Known as the ‘windy city’ Don’t miss tours on the architectural boats and evening bike tours through town. The funny and kitschy Navy Pier, Millennium Park, with its famous bean statue, kick-ass aquarium and iconic architecture, is world class food. Chicago has a great food. And as soon as the winter freezes are over, Chicagoans are bursting from their homes to take advantage of the summer weather.
Top Places to Visit in Chicago:
- Museum of Science and Industry
- Art Institute of Chicago
- Grant Park
- Buckingham Fountain
- 360 Chicago
- Shedd Aquarium
- Willis Tower SkyDeck
3. San Francisco
San Francisco is one of the most fun US cities to explore, home to the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, the stinky yet funny wharf and hippies district on Haight Street. Hire a bike and cycle for a brunch from Sausalito or take a picnic from Tarten Bakery in Mission Park once you are here. Oh and go to Alcatraz, too, to make a brush on the history of cities priprisoner.
Once you’ve bought your tickets you can spot and visit the prison island from Fisherman’s Wharf. Make sure to pre-book as the tours can fill up quickly. Wouldn’t miss the painted ladies, take a look at Battery Spencer’s Golden Gate Bridge from Google maps, see Lombard Street winding.
Top Places to Visit in San Francisco:
- Twin Peaks
- Golden Gate Bridge
- Golden Gate Park
- Golden Gate National Recreation Area
- Alcatraz Island
- Angel Island State Park
- Chinatown
4. New Orleans
A city of soul, New Orleans. It has been seen in some difficult times, but most places live a life of zest unparalleled. It has a rich and long history and is full of scrumptious French-inspired Creole and Cajun food, live jazz, street performers and all life’s hunger. Life here in the Big Easy is well lived. You’re not coming to relax here, you’re coming to indulge! I think New Orleans is one of America’s most eclectic and dynamic cities.
Top Places to Visit in New Orleans:
- French Quarter
- Louisiana State Museum
- New Orleans Museum of Art
- Crescent Park
- National WWII Museum
- City Park
- Audubon Aquarium of the Americas
5. Los Angeles
The city was quite expansive and could be pretty tough to navigate with roadworks, Los Angels took some time to like me. In other words, I’d suggest that you consider Los Angeles to be a cluster of smaller towns. Focus your energy on certain areas and explore them, you think.
Pay a visit to the Hollywood Sign once in town, visit the Getty Center and watch a game at Dodger Stadium. When I went, it was so fun! Alternatively, Los Angeles is one of the fun towns in the USA to explore there are other cool places. Disneyland, Universal, and Santa Monica Pier can of course be visited.
Top Places to Visit in Los Angeles:
- Universal Studios Hollywood
- Long Beach
- Petersen Automotive Museum
- Disneyland Resort
- Hollywood
- Santa Monica
- Venice Beach
6. Dallas
Dallas is one of the economically most famous cities in the US, large in size, big in size and large in business. This imposing town is renowned for its oil, cotton and excellent barbecue Dallas is the city for you if you like a good steak! The Jumpstreet Indoor Trampoline Park is the perfect place to release a little bit of fun.
Top Places to Visit in Dallas:
- John F. Kennedy Memorial
- Dallas Zoo
- Dallas Museum of Art
- Frontiers of Flight Museum
- Perot Museum of Nature and Science
- Dallas World Aquarium
- Reunion Tower
7. Washington D.C.
The US capital, with the city’s main features such as the White House, Congress, and government, is Washington D.C. Well, let’s not put that off, Washington is really one of the most fun to explore in the United States, particularly in its museum district and various districts. Once here, make sure that Georgetown is packed with cool food spots like Clyde, which is pretty vivid and has even live bands in the evening. This once, make sure that Georgetown is packed with cool food spots like Clyde, which is pretty vivid and has even live bands in the evening.
Top Places to Visit in Washington D.C.:
- The White House
- National Mall and Veterans Memorials
- United States Capitol and Capitol Hill
- The Washington Monument
- National Air and Space Museum
- National Zoological Park
- National Museum of American History
8. Portland
It’s amazing Portland. Here you will discover an impressive scene of food trucks, cool customized bars and cocktail lounges, a craft beer scene that is a religion for residents, a vibrant artistic park and walks in the nearby mountains. Portland is only an awesome city, especially when the weather is perfect in the summer and the world domination and the Portland International Berry Festival are all over. There are many festivals and events.
Top Places to Visit in Portland:
- Forest Park
- Washington Park
- Lan Su Chinese Garden
- International Rose Test Garden
- Portland Art Museum
- Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
- Oregon Zoo
9. Boston
In Boston, which is one of the first big cities and still one of its best, history and modernity come together. This is a spot where federal architecture is reminiscent of 1600s when Frank Gehry, Walter Gropius and I.M. Pei set themselves together in ultra-modern buildings. Speaking of the architecture: see the houses on the river Back Bay, usual eyecatcher and a must-see Instagram fodder. Bear in mind: every summer Boston Seafood Festival celebrates its devotion, from Chowder to Lobster Rolls, in love with its sports teams and its seafood. A big ol’ New England clambake essentially. Once you arrive, walk through the Freedom Trail and walk around the historic sites. Then visit the quaint area of Back Bay for ancient shopping and visit the Fine Arts Museum for some culture.
Top Places to Visit in Boston:
- Freedom Trail
- Museum of Fine Arts Boston
- Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
- Museum of Science
- New England Aquarium
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Harvard University
10. Las Vegas
It is funny, either loved or loathed Las Vegas seems to be. It is a city which can quite easily divide views. Yeah, it can be tacky, bigger than life, completely extra, but don’t let that take you away. Take Las Vegas as what it is and you will find it to be one of the fun towns in the United States. When you’ve arrived here, take a tour of the Stratosphere Tower rollercoaster, and try your hand at the slots, too. That said, Las Vegas must not be about playing games or the renowned Las Vegas strip. Go to the nearby Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam and Death Valley from the city.
Top Places to Visit in Las Vegas:
- The Strip
- Stratosphere Tower
- Fremont Street Experience
- Venetian Hotel and Gondola Rides
- Luxor Hotel
- Paris Hotel and the Eiffel Tower
- High Roller Ferris Wheel
