New York- The Statue Of Liberty
New York is the state of America. It is popular for its huge buildings, shopping malls, architecture, museums, harbors and most of the all popular for the Statue of Liberty.
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Great southern city Charlotte North Carolina
Though Charlotte dates from Revolutionary War times (it is named for King George III’s wife, Queen Charlotte), its Uptown is distinctively New South, with gleaming skyscrapers and cultural landmarks. Uptown encompasses all of center city Charlotte, its business and cultural heart and soul.
Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse South Dakota
For the generation that saw it born, Mount Rushmore was the symbol of American optimism after the triumph of WWI. For many who grew up in the 1950s and ’60s, it became a symbol of the family road trip. And for American Indians of any generation, it’s a complicated symbol of broken treaties and loss.
A great place to stay the Eldorado Hotel Santa Fe
Eldorado Hotel & Spa is the perfect embodiment of the spirit of Santa Fe, where Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo cultures merge in vibrant fashion. Savor the essence of Southwestern luxury in the heart of “The City Different.” Our downtown Santa Fe hotel accommodations are only steps from a host of local treasures, including the historic Santa Fe Plaza, the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, and Canyon Road art galleries.
5 Must Do Things In Las Vegas
So you get to Las Vegas. You have all this pent up energy you’re ready to release. It seems like there are a million activities to do. Stimuli are grabbing your attention left and right. But, most of the time, you leave Vegas feeling like you could have done more. Make the most of your time (and that pent up energy) with these.
Top Ten Theater and Dance Venues
World-class theater and dance performances can be found at venues all across the country. Here are our faves.
1. No theater district in America is better known than New York City’s Broadway. The avenue is home to some 40 large professional theaters, with countless smaller stages nearby.
Denali National Park Alaska
For centuries, the Athabascans of central Alaska looked up at this 20,320-foot mountain and called it Denali, ‘the Great One’. Then, in 1896, businessman-turned-prospector William Dickey rechristened it in honour of President William McKinley, who hailed from Ohio and had never set foot in Alaska. That’s never sat well with a lot of Alaskans. But whatever you call the mountain, its grandeur transcends any language.
Mandarin Oriental, Washington D.C.
With stunning views and total luxury, Mandarin Oriental, Washington DC is a new level of comfort, in the heart of the nation’s capital. When you stay at Mandarin Oriental, Washington DC, it’s hard not to feel a little bit, well, presidential. Maybe it’s the location, or the easy walk to the White House, or perhaps it’s the stunning views from each guest suite. Either way, you’ll be referring to your car as Airforce 1 in no time.