USA HOTELS

From food to music to art to history, there is a kaleidoscope of culture in the US. Its centuries-long history as the “Land of Opportunity” has lent it a unique sense of pride and given way to the “American Dream.”

Not only that, the USA is constantly recognized as being one of the most ethnically diverse nations in the world. From Little Italy in NYC, Miami’s Little Haiti, Germantown in Frankenmuth, the Vietnamese Factors Row in NOLA, Little Ethiopia in Maryland and so many more, they all add to the nation’s unique patchwork of heritage and culture. Whether you explore the rich Native American history that spans several millennia; take to the charming villages of New England; dive into the South’s food and hospitality scene; or explore the bustling urban sprawls of NYC and the likes; you’ll be met with a new kind of local culture every step of the way.

Things to do

When it comes to things do in the great US of A; the options are literally limitless. If you’re a history buff, you’ll certainly have lots to explore. The US is home to world-famous museums like the MET in NYC, the Smithsonian and many more. Moreover, there are plenty of cities that function as a historic site themselves, from the storied past of New Orleans to the 16th-century tales of St. Augustine and beyond.

One big pull of the United States is certainly its abundance of national parks perfect for once in a lifetime road trips. Head to one of the seven natural wonders of the world and explore the mindblowing depths of the Grand Canyon. Or how about the geothermal wonders of Yellowstone National Park; the mighty El Capitan of Yosemite; or the pristine ancient lakes of Grand Teton National Park? From the flowery meadows of Mount Rainier to the lunar-like fields of Death Valley, America’s natural beauty is one of the best things to experience while visiting.

Food & Drink

American food goes way beyond the realms of the golden arches and triple XXL cokes. From east to west, the entire nation boasts a huge mix of international and local cuisines that have evolved into their own sub-genre of American cuisine over time. Foodies will love the incredible variety of cuisines from the hearty, country-style staples of Southern food to the countless Italian pizzerias in NYC to the fiery Mexican flare found in Texas and so much more. Highlighted cities to best experience America’s food and drink scene are New York City for the widest variety of international food; New Orleans for their plethora of Cajun and Creole staples; San Fran for its wealth of unique hole-in-the-wall eateries; Austin for a variety of Tex-Mex and barbecue; and Savannah for down-home southern classics.