New York
On any visit, you are almost inevitably infected by the pace and the beauty of this city.
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San Francisco
San Francisco, city of bridges, Chinatown, Alcatraz, a lively atmosphere, and fog.
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New York Stock Exchange
The centre of financial power, the New York Stock Exchange is a thrilling visit.
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Trinity Church
Hidden between concrete monsters, Trinity Church is a Gothic place of peace in the Manhattan jungle.
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Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge is a true wonder of bridge design - and a perfect cycling destination.
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Central Park
A vital part of New York is Central Park.
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SoHo
Artistic area of the Big Apple - pleasant to wonder around.
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Minneapolis
Located in the MidWest of the USA, Minneapolis actually has some unexpected sights and attractions on offer.
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Venice Beach
Venice Beach is a run-down area at the beach near Los Angeles, interesting mainly because of its weird people.
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World Trade Center NYC
Once one of the proud landmarks of New York, the WTC will remain the site of an incredible attack.
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Ground Zero WTC New York
The TV images were chilling, and so is walking around Ground Zero (where the WTC towers once stood).
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Grand Central Terminal
Apart from its function as a transportation hub, the station is also a major tourist sight for its grand design, overwhelming size, or shops and restaurants.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Perhaps the most famous of New York bridges, Brooklyn Bridge also is one of its best known icons. Walking across the bridge is a great way to enter Manhattan and gives fabulous views.
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Brooklyn Heights
A hip neighbourhood with plenty of quiet areas, Brooklyn Heights has a distinct town feel over it, some great architecture, tree-lined streets and streets with shops and restaurants.
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Rossville Boatyard
Not easily visited, there are ways to get glimpses of the shipwrecks off Staten Island, where dozens of rusty ships are waiting to be dismantled.
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Flatiron Building
One of the most remarkable buildings in New York, the Flatiron Building is one of the oldest skyscrapers of the city, and truly unique in its appearance.
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Washington Monument
Being the tallest structure of the city, Washington Monument is visible from almost anywhere around the city, and was erected in honour of the first President of the United States, George Washington.
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Times Square
Not really a square but rather an intersection, Times Square can be called the very central point of New York and is exemplary of the energy of this great city.
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Magnificent Mile
Shopping and sightseeing come together at the Magnificent Mile, a wide boulevard in North Chicago officially known as Michigan Avenue and the heart of the city.
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Rosehill Cemetery
After entering the grounds of Rosehill Cemetery, an enormous area with trees, monuments, ponds and graves awaits the visitor, who is advised to explore the cemetery by car.
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Chicago Millennium Park
Not just a park but a green space with several exciting areas, Millennium Park can attract anyone seeking a break from the city on Lake Michigan and has activities both for summer and winter.
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Arches National Park
A surprising landscape of rock formations, among which the natural arches obviously stand out, awaits you at Arches, which is best visited early morning or late afternoon.
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Bryce Canyon National Park
While not being a canyon, Bryce Canyon is an exciting national park where you can see truly unique landscape, and let your fantasy loose on all the oddly shaped geological formations and their many different colours.
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Zion National Park
A canyon full of outdoor activities awaits you in Zion - the Virgin River Canyon is the artery through which everyone flows north or south, to trail off for exploration on both sides.
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