1 | NEW YORK
New York City
The "capital of the world" lives up to that title, as the financial and art center of the world. From Wall Street to Broadway, there is always something major going on, new restaurants opening to share all of the world's cuisines, and stores offering a little of everything. If you can't find it here, you won't find it anywhere. Trendsetting New York is the city everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.
2 | SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco
It has lost some of its allure, but San Francisco is the most beautiful city in America. The city by the bay is scenic and welcoming, with major landmarks and cultural attractions. There are the gorgeous Victorian homes, parks and stretches of sand, and picture-postcard views, always with the monumental Golden Gate Bridge somewhere nearby as a backdrop. This is usually the American city that's hardest to leave.
3 | LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles
The city everyone dreams of isn't a city of angels and is no heaven, but it is a destination to see to be believed. The lives of the rich and famous really are as ostentatious as stereotyped, proven on tours of celebrity homes and celebrity life that are among the city's most popular activities. L.A. really is a city made up of several cities, and visitors have different experiences depending on whether they find themselves in Hollywood, Venice Beach, Santa Monica or Beverly Hills, but it is always a dazzling experience to remember.
4 | WASHINGTON D.C.
Washington DC
This city is a tribute to the American spirit, although aesthetically it's more European than American. Instead of skyscrapers, it's made up of low-rise buildings, mostly in a majestic neo-classical style. It's a museum city full of monuments and memorials that attract both Americans and foreigners, and is now better than ever with a food scene that becomes more appetizing every year.
5 | MIAMI
Miami
It's one of the world's party cities and a destination people go more to be seen than to see. National and international party animals come for the sun, the sand, and the sexy, but there is also the singular Art Deco district and the most Latin atmosphere in the country. All combined, it's a year-round destination that's worth at least a weekend (and one long night) of your life.
6 | LAS VEGAS
Las Vegas
This really isn't a city. It's more an "only in America" theme park in the desert, split in half by one long boulevard. But that's why it's such an exciting magnet for people from all over the world. The magnetism comes from the glowing neons, the outrageous replicas of international landmarks, and the 24-hour clock that keeps on ticking at the casinos or big-name shows. It's the fantasyland city of decadence, and many don't want to die without saying "what happened in Vegas, stayed in Vegas."
New York City
The "capital of the world" lives up to that title, as the financial and art center of the world. From Wall Street to Broadway, there is always something major going on, new restaurants opening to share all of the world's cuisines, and stores offering a little of everything. If you can't find it here, you won't find it anywhere. Trendsetting New York is the city everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.
2 | SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco
It has lost some of its allure, but San Francisco is the most beautiful city in America. The city by the bay is scenic and welcoming, with major landmarks and cultural attractions. There are the gorgeous Victorian homes, parks and stretches of sand, and picture-postcard views, always with the monumental Golden Gate Bridge somewhere nearby as a backdrop. This is usually the American city that's hardest to leave.
3 | LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles
The city everyone dreams of isn't a city of angels and is no heaven, but it is a destination to see to be believed. The lives of the rich and famous really are as ostentatious as stereotyped, proven on tours of celebrity homes and celebrity life that are among the city's most popular activities. L.A. really is a city made up of several cities, and visitors have different experiences depending on whether they find themselves in Hollywood, Venice Beach, Santa Monica or Beverly Hills, but it is always a dazzling experience to remember.
4 | WASHINGTON D.C.
Washington DC
This city is a tribute to the American spirit, although aesthetically it's more European than American. Instead of skyscrapers, it's made up of low-rise buildings, mostly in a majestic neo-classical style. It's a museum city full of monuments and memorials that attract both Americans and foreigners, and is now better than ever with a food scene that becomes more appetizing every year.
5 | MIAMI
Miami
It's one of the world's party cities and a destination people go more to be seen than to see. National and international party animals come for the sun, the sand, and the sexy, but there is also the singular Art Deco district and the most Latin atmosphere in the country. All combined, it's a year-round destination that's worth at least a weekend (and one long night) of your life.
6 | LAS VEGAS
Las Vegas
This really isn't a city. It's more an "only in America" theme park in the desert, split in half by one long boulevard. But that's why it's such an exciting magnet for people from all over the world. The magnetism comes from the glowing neons, the outrageous replicas of international landmarks, and the 24-hour clock that keeps on ticking at the casinos or big-name shows. It's the fantasyland city of decadence, and many don't want to die without saying "what happened in Vegas, stayed in Vegas."
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