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

[shelbypanther]

In no particular order....

 

1.  Washington DC -  history abounds

2.  NYC -  financial and entertainment mecca, Ellis Island/Statue of Liberty, 9/11 memorials

3.  Flagstaff, AZ - near Grand Canyon, Painted Desert/Petrified Forest, and within a daytrip of Vegas

4.  Charleston, SC - historic, ocean

5.  Asheville, NC  - 'electic', both Great Smoky Mtn. NP and Blue Ridge Parkway nearby

[h0llywood]

Southern California. You can hit the snow, play in the beach and go to Wine Country all on the same day.

 

[shelbypanther]

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.

Me and the Mrs. took a day trip there, and you are right on the money.  Saw the Liberty Bell, took the Independence Hall tour and stood in the room where the Declaration of Independence was written, had a sammich and got the fug out of there.

[shelbypanther]

If you wanted to screw with them:

 

St. Louis - Check out the Eastern part for some real flavor. Make sure your camera has lots of film!

Roll 'Em Up!!!!

 

[KillaCamNewton]

Y'all ever been to Oak Island south of Wilmington? I go every summer and i love it

[panthersphan]

New York

Washington DC

Asheville->Charleston

New Orleans

San Francisco

Sometimes you have to see the less traveled areas of the world. Although staples for people from the Carolinas, not many world travelers would even consider going to Asheville or Charleston, and they are two of my favorite places on Earth.

If you want all big cities, take out Asheville>Charleston add Chicago.

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[Goondal]

Denver

Las Vegas

Washington D.C.

Chicago

Key West

 

 

[FootballMaestro]

Why is it, everyone can post on this thread except me? Lol.

 

Now watch this post, and not what I wrote! Lol

[Rise of The Hive]

well the new yorkers have finally learned their way around charlotte, so people are now helpful in charlotte too.

 

Good one

[SauceBoss]

Fayetteville, NC and Columbus, GA

Columbia

North Charleston

[top dawg]

I have lived in quite a few cities, including Chicago, Pittsburgh & Atlanta. I have visited Denver & Las Vegas. They all have something different to offer.

I also lived in Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Greensboro, and Raleigh. Nothing special to visit (unless you want to see the (Liberty Bell, Valley Forge, etc. In the Philly area).

My wife was born and raised in Asheville. The mountains and the artsy atmosphere (that wasn't there years ago) are kinda neat, but it's not for everyone.

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[PandaPancake]

Maybe you should scratch Colorado off the list. I was heading to the work site and this was the road

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[B.BERSIN]

MM, how long will you plan to spend here, and would you prefer to drive and see countryside and small towns or just fly between the major highlights? it makes an enormous difference either way as far as what would make sense to recommend.

if you've only got time for a few stops, i'd recommend san fran (you can get west coast culture without dealing with shitty los angeles or nonstop rain in seattle) and denver (colorado's front range is like nowhere else in the world) west of the mississippi and in the east washington DC and either NYC or miami if you want some stereotypical american cities (though you'll get bored quick i think) east of the mississippi. if you're all citied-out on the east coast, by all means fly to charlotte and spend some time there. it's sizable enough that you can find stuff to do, you might be able to time it with a panthers game, and you're a quick drive into rural american countryside from there if you don't have time to rent a car anywhere else.

good luck, we have our share of problems in the u.s. but we are damn fun to explore.

Thank you man, I think stay there for like 20 days is ok for me. I'd like to take a deep look for each city I visit, so I guess I should cut my list to 3.

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[B.BERSIN]

New York

Washington DC

Asheville->Charleston

New Orleans

San Francisco

Sometimes you have to see the less traveled areas of the world. Although staples for people from the Carolinas, not many world travelers would even consider going to Asheville or Charleston, and they are two of my favorite places on Earth.

If you want all big cities, take out Asheville>Charleston add Chicago.

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Your quite right, actually I prefer small cities more than big cities.

And sorry I won't visit New Orleans just for one reason~

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