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


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Hints from a german USA-fan:

 

New York City - for the wow effect

Washington, DC - for american history

Las Vegas, NV  - for the fun part

Charlotte, NC  - for the Panthers

Naples, FL  - for the best beach in the US

 

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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.

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Places I love:

Charleston, SC ~ history, beautiful beaches, food

Savanna, GA ~ history and it's got that whole "midnight in the garden of good and evil" thing going on.

DC ~ monuments and museums.

New Orleans ~ it smells like a shoe but I like the spookiness of it. Maybe it's all the unburied bodies. Lots of stuff to do, Mississippi River is amazing. You can gamble.

NYC ~ has everything and anything you could ever want 24 hours a day.

I haven't been to the west coast really but would love to check out Seattle, Portland, Vancouver (not US but I hear beautiful), Yosemite nat'l park.

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Depends on what you want.  In order to sight see famous US landmarks then places like New York City, San Francisco and Washington DC are musts.  But in new York City for example you are lucky not to get mugged or accosted.  In Washington DC you have to stay around the monuments and sights because large portions of the city itself are falling down.  San Francisco is a lot of fun to watch people and wonder what is up with that guy or girl??

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Depending on your visit duration, you can knock out San Diego, Los Angeles and Las Vegas in a pretty short amount of time, as it's all pretty close. Get a rental car in SD, party it up and enjoy some of the best beaches. Drive 2 hours up to LA, see Hollywood, Venice Beach and all that crap (visit the sunken city in San Pedro!) and then drive 5 hours to Vegas and party up. Fly from Vegas to your next destination: San Fran. West Coast checked off.

I'd check out Denver (Boulder a tad north, but my personal favorite city in America) if at all possible before embarking on an East Coast tour.

The Midwest is mainly all crap, and the desert states (Arizona, New Mexico, Texas) can all get sucked into the earth's core for all I care. What's cool about the northern east coast is all the major historical cities are in relatively close proximity.

Try to visit New Orleans and Miami as well.

Stay the hell out of New Jersey.

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New York

Philadelphia

Washington DC

San Francisco

Those 4 in no particular order for history, culture and food!

Last one is between Chicago and Boston. Eh maybe Las Vegas

 

LOL Philly, if you want to get hounded for a dolla every 15 feet that's the best place to visit. Bum city.

 

The sammich's aren't worth the hassle.

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