Five cities you recommend when foreigners to visit the U.S.

[markbm62]

Durango, CO. Really cool town in the most beautiful part of the country.

If you like Durango did you get a chance to check out Pagosa Springs CO

[rhyslloyd]

Whiteville. We have a Wal-Mart, Bojangles, McDonald's, Taco Bell, Wendy's, Hardee's, Arby's, 3 Subways, a few gas stations, AND a Burger King.

I know, I know... sounds like it might be too big, but it's not. If you get bored you can go check out the KFC, but I personally prefer Bojangles.

Mmmmmm. Wards Grill.....

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[Spaceballs83]

Charleston, sc

[CatMan72]

Charlotte... don't need to see anything else.

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[B.BERSIN]

If you want to see the real America that made this country what it was until about 25 years ago ( when in fact it was a great nation) then forget either coast and forget all the big cities and go to the north end of route 66 and start driving. Look route 66 up on the internet and you will understand.

Thank you and I'll definitely check this on the Internet.

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[GoDaddyGo]

Charlotte... don't need to see anything else.

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Charlotte is a good place to live...last place I would ever go as a foreigner visiting. 

[Spaceballs83]

I know i keep talking about Charleston, but you really need to go see a great city that has been voted #1 city in the USA three consecutive years. I plan on retiring there sometimes. 1. Great food, 2. Great people, 3. Great historical buildings, etc...etc....

[thefuzz]

Since you are travelling, I would pick a coast.

 

 

East: Miami, New York, Boston, DC, Philly

 

West: San Diego, San Fran, Portland, Seattle, Denver

[csx]

Charlotte is a good place to live but if I was from another country and went out of my way to visit Charlotte as one of 5 cities I would not be a happy traveler.

 

 

[RelaxImaPro]

Mmmmmm. Wards Grill.....

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Hell yeah, I love some Ward's Grill.  Ward's Grill, Ed's Grill, Ray's Grill, What-A-Burger... we got some pretty nice old school burger joints here.

 

It blew my mind when I saw in a tourist brochure one time that Ward's Grill is listed as like one of the top 10 places to check out when you're in North Carolina.  Guess I'm just used to it being born and raised here.

[Razeyfingers]

New Orleans has that special, all-day-long smell of urine in the air.  Don't want him to miss that.

 

It feels just like home to many 3rd world immigrants and visitors in our country. Yay them! Ahh nothing like the poignant smell of urine to remind you of mama's kindness.

[shelbypanther]

If you do Atlanta (why I don't know), the Vortex on Peachtree is a must.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

Detroit if you are a music fan.. Or a fan of automobiles.

 

 

...or slums... or empty warehouses.... or mold...

[cookinbrak]

...or rape....or stabbings.....or murder.....