Even though summer is coming to an end and school is coming back in session, that doesn't mean there isn't room for you to plan an amazing trip with friends and family. Here are the top places in the United States to visit:
1. Times Square
Times Square is the heart of New York City. You could visit Radio City Music Hall and see the Rockettes, have a relaxing walk through Central Park or go ice skating in Bryant park during the winter. Of course, if you are in Times Square or any place in New York City, there's always somewhere to shop, shop, shop!
2. Las Vegas
When you think of Las Vegas you most likely think of gambling and casinos immediately. However, Las Vegas has a lot more to offer than just that. You can go on desert tours, enrich your mind in various museums, ride on huge roller coasters and more.
Also, one of the coolest things that you can do here is to go zip lining. The attraction is called Slotzilla Ziplines and is shaped just like a slot machine! It is n
a 120-foot high platform that consists of two
different levels to launch off of.
3. Niagara Falls
This destination is gorgeous, especially in the summertime. With attractions that help bring you closer to the falls, such as Cave of the Winds and Maid of the Mist, you can get a unique experience at looking at this natural wonder. Plus, there are often free festivals and concerts going on!
4. Hawaii
In my opinion, Hawaii is one of the paradise islands. There
are so many things that you can do while in Hawaii! You can explore the volcanoes, hike one of the best Hawaii routes on the Na Pali coast, enjoy the beaches, etc. Whether it's going on an epic adventure or winding down under the sun, this place offers it all. This is definitely one of the best places to book a vacation for.
5. San Francisco
The number one adventure to go on in this city is to go across the Golden Gate Bridge. This can be done on foot, by car or bike! Other great things that this place has to offer are cable car rides, historic and movie landmarks (i.e. houses from
Full House and
Mrs. Doubtfire), taking a tour of Alcatraz Island or Pier 39 where you could see sea lions (and also dine while looking at the incredible views of the bay). You certainly won't be bored here!
6. New Orleans
When I think of New Orleans, I immediately think of music and food. New Orleans has such a rich
history and is especially known for
their Mardi Gras celebration. There are endless things to discover here.
7. Washington D.C.
Not only is it the home to the White House, D.C. has such a rich background in history. There are so many historic buildings, parks, museums, monuments, etc. You just can't go wrong travelling to the capital of the country.
8. Disney World
This destination is definitely at the top of my bucket list. Even though I have never been there, I know that it's a great place to go, especially with family and friends. It is super important to be sure to make reservations for the different restaurants at Disney and have those fast passes. A little over 19 million people go to Disney every year so be prepared!
