If I go travelling around America, where do you recommend I go?America is huge!!?

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I would like to visit different places, places sensitive to travellers with youth hostels etc +fun things to do… and cover different geographies too, like the Grand Canyon/New York/California etc

thanx

CALIFORNIA HAS MANY, MANY BEAUTIFUL AND FASCINATING PLACES OF INTEREST !!!

LIKE IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

The City and County of San Francisco is the fourth-largest city in California and the fourteenth-largest in the United States, with a 2005 population of 739,426. It is located on the tip of the San Francisco Peninsula and has traditionally been the focal point of the San Francisco Bay Area. San Francisco is the second most densely populated major city in the United States.

The 49-Mile Scenic Drive (also known as 49-Mile Drive) in and around San Francisco highlights many of The City’s major attractions and historic structures.

Created as a promotion for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition it featured views of the newly built Golden Gate Bridge (opened May, 1937) and the Bay Bridge (opened November, 1936). It terminated at the fairgrounds on Treasure Island.

POINTS OF INTEREST:

The Drive is marked by blue and white signs that lead you through the city. It all begins at the intersection of Hayes Street and Van Ness Avenue, near City Hall:

City Hall
Coit Tower
Palace of Fine Arts
The Conservatory of Flowers
Bay Bridge from
The Embarcadero
Ferry BuildingCivic Center
Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
Japantown
Union Square
Chinatown
Nob Hill
Cable Car Barn
Transamerica Pyramid
North Beach
Washington Square
Coit Tower
Pier 39
Fisherman’s Wharf
Alcatraz
The Cannery
Ghirardelli Square
Aquatic Park
Lombard Street
Marina Green
Crissy Field
Palace of Fine Arts – (Exploratorium)
The Presidio
Letterman Digital Arts Center
Golden Gate Bridge
Fort Point
Baker Beach
Legion of Honor
Richmond District
Lincoln Park
Sutro Baths (ruins)
Great Highway
Cliff House
Seal Rock
Ocean Beach
Great Highway
The San Francisco Zoo
Lake Merced
San Francisco State University
Golden Gate Park
Strybing Arboretum
Japanese Tea Garden
Asian Art Museum
de Young Museum
Academy of Sciences
Conservatory of Flowers
AIDS Memorial Grove
Kezar Stadium
Haight-Ashbury
Twin Peaks
Castro District
Castro Theatre
Mission Dolores
AT&T Park
Bay Bridge
The Embarcadero
Ferry Building
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Financial District
Moscone Center

YOU’LL FIND SAN FRANCISCO HAS AN ABUNDANCE OF ATRACTIONS OF INTEREST FOR SUCH A SMALL AREA


16 Responses to “If I go travelling around America, where do you recommend I go?America is huge!!?”

  1. bradjamison Says:

    I would advise alaska.
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  2. Some Dude Says:

    Sante Fe/Taos, New Mexico
    Washington, DC
    San Francisco
    Yosemite/deserts nearby
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  3. Auntiejen Says:

    Southern California…. The entire coast ROCKS!!

    Starting in San Diego CA, then work your way north. Then across the country…. zig Zag your way throught it.

    Every City in Sounther CA, has a tourist map type thing and it will also tell you about each activity for that particular place. Im sure the rest of the American Continent will have a similar web site for you to check out.
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  4. Susan S Says:

    I would recommend visiting all the regions. The New England States, the eastern seaboard states, the South, the mid-west and the West. Have a nice trip.
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  5. jAYbEe Says:

    you must better go to Manhattan…
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  6. Liz Says:

    i would recommend Florida, and New York both places are great to visit I’ve visited both more than once and they are great places, and I’ve always wanted to see the grand canyon
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  7. steelmadison Says:

    Minneapolis
    Seattle
    San Francisco
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  8. Joseph, II Says:

    I think it depends on what you want to see. If you’re just interested in seeing the famous "sights" that most tourists choose to see- then yes, you check out San Francisco, or the Grand Canyon, or Niagara Falls, or New York City, etc.. But if you REALLY want to "see & experience" the people AND places of my beautiful country, then buy a Greyhound Ameripass- and see the U.S. by bus. The bus goes just about everywhere in the U.S., you can get on & off whenever you like- & see whatever you wish. It’s not an easy trip to make…-but it IS one you will never forget. Happy traveling & welcome! :)
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  9. sselfcoug Says:

    Depends where you are from:

    Washington State: Seattle anytime, Skagit County in early April for Tulip Festival (if you like Tulips).

    Pennsylvania: Amish Country in Lacaster County; Hershey…mmmm Chocolate.
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  10. RENO Says:

    there are 100’s of places to visit in America depending on how you are traveling and from what start point. from Texas;however, I would travel to South Dakota to see Mt Rushmore. You can start by going New Mexico,Colorado,Wyoming , than South Dakota. Seeing everything from white sands, to grand canyon
    different ranches in Wyoming for fun and games, than to the flinstone park, crazy horse mem. and Mt Rushmore with multiple buffalo,and other different wildlife.
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  11. Ian Says:

    In my opinion when ever I’ve traveled to the States good planing is the key.check out your local travel experts to book your personalised itinerary through them but do shop around for prices
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  12. blonde_mama Says:

    Grand Canyon, Niagra Falls, Mount Rushmore, New York City, Los Angeles, San Diego… and the beaches in California…
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  13. KISSAHOG Says:

    CALIFORNIA HAS MANY, MANY BEAUTIFUL AND FASCINATING PLACES OF INTEREST !!!

    LIKE IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

    The City and County of San Francisco is the fourth-largest city in California and the fourteenth-largest in the United States, with a 2005 population of 739,426. It is located on the tip of the San Francisco Peninsula and has traditionally been the focal point of the San Francisco Bay Area. San Francisco is the second most densely populated major city in the United States.

    The 49-Mile Scenic Drive (also known as 49-Mile Drive) in and around San Francisco highlights many of The City’s major attractions and historic structures.

    Created as a promotion for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition it featured views of the newly built Golden Gate Bridge (opened May, 1937) and the Bay Bridge (opened November, 1936). It terminated at the fairgrounds on Treasure Island.

    POINTS OF INTEREST:

    The Drive is marked by blue and white signs that lead you through the city. It all begins at the intersection of Hayes Street and Van Ness Avenue, near City Hall:

    City Hall
    Coit Tower
    Palace of Fine Arts
    The Conservatory of Flowers
    Bay Bridge from
    The Embarcadero
    Ferry BuildingCivic Center
    Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
    Japantown
    Union Square
    Chinatown
    Nob Hill
    Cable Car Barn
    Transamerica Pyramid
    North Beach
    Washington Square
    Coit Tower
    Pier 39
    Fisherman’s Wharf
    Alcatraz
    The Cannery
    Ghirardelli Square
    Aquatic Park
    Lombard Street
    Marina Green
    Crissy Field
    Palace of Fine Arts – (Exploratorium)
    The Presidio
    Letterman Digital Arts Center
    Golden Gate Bridge
    Fort Point
    Baker Beach
    Legion of Honor
    Richmond District
    Lincoln Park
    Sutro Baths (ruins)
    Great Highway
    Cliff House
    Seal Rock
    Ocean Beach
    Great Highway
    The San Francisco Zoo
    Lake Merced
    San Francisco State University
    Golden Gate Park
    Strybing Arboretum
    Japanese Tea Garden
    Asian Art Museum
    de Young Museum
    Academy of Sciences
    Conservatory of Flowers
    AIDS Memorial Grove
    Kezar Stadium
    Haight-Ashbury
    Twin Peaks
    Castro District
    Castro Theatre
    Mission Dolores
    AT&T Park
    Bay Bridge
    The Embarcadero
    Ferry Building
    Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
    Financial District
    Moscone Center

    YOU’LL FIND SAN FRANCISCO HAS AN ABUNDANCE OF ATRACTIONS OF INTEREST FOR SUCH A SMALL AREA
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  14. Joey K Says:

    In California- San Francisco (Fisherman’s Wharf), Napa Valley (Wine country) Hollwyood (Universal Studios), Newport Beach, Disneyland.
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  15. Mutya P Says:

    Go to Minnesota!
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  16. Thomas tom Says:

    i am not familiar with hostels here.

    the place that comes to mind is seattle!
    very youth oreinted, culturally diverse.

    i also recommend san diego, ca.
    it is beautiful there.

    if you go to these 2 places, there is also a
    foreign country nearby.

    that makes it great too.

    good luck.
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