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Seattle, often hailed as the coffee capital of the world, boasts a rich and diverse tapestry of cultural attractions beyond its famed espresso bars. While the city's coffee culture is indeed legendary, there's so much more to discover in this vibrant metropolis nestled in the Pacific Northwest. Let's embark on a journey through the eclectic array of experiences awaiting visitors to Seattle beyond the perfect cup of joe. 1. Pike Place Market No visit to Seattle is complete without a stroll through the iconic Pike Place Market, a bustling hub of activity since 1907. Meander through the maze of stalls offering fresh produce, artisanal crafts, and delectable treats, engaging with local vendors and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere. Witness the world-famous fishmongers tossing salmon with theatrical flair, marvel at the colorful flower stalls, and sample gourmet delights from around the globe. From savory seafood chowders to delectable pastries and handcrafted souvenirs, Pike Pl

While the Grand Canyon undoubtedly steals the spotlight, Arizona boasts a wealth of hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. From ancient Native American ruins to stunning desert landscapes and vibrant urban centers, the Grand Canyon State offers a diverse array of attractions that appeal to adventurers, history buffs, and nature lovers alike. Embark on a journey beyond the rim and uncover the lesser-known wonders that make Arizona truly unforgettable. 1. Petrified Forest National Park Step into a prehistoric world at Petrified Forest National Park, where ancient trees have been transformed into vibrant, crystallized fossils over millions of years. Hike along scenic trails that wind through colorful badlands and past towering petrified logs, some of which are over 200 million years old. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the park's archaeological sites, where you can discover the remnants of ancient Native American settlements and learn about the people who once called thi

Savannah, Georgia, with its cobblestone streets, historic squares, and antebellum architecture, is a city that begs to be explored on foot. Stepping into its storied past feels like stepping into a time capsule, where every corner reveals a new tale of Southern charm and intrigue. Whether you're a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of a well-preserved city, Savannah offers a plethora of walking routes to delight your senses and feed your curiosity. 1. Forsyth Park and Historic District Stroll Begin your Savannah adventure at the iconic Forsyth Park, a sprawling green oasis adorned with towering oak trees, fragrant magnolias, and a picturesque fountain that serves as its centerpiece. Take a leisurely walk around the park, pausing to admire the elegant Victorian homes that line its perimeter. From there, venture into the nearby Historic District, where you'll find meticulously preserved 18th and 19th-century buildings, including the Me

Atlanta offers several enjoyable city walks that allow you to explore its vibrant neighborhoods, historic sites, and cultural attractions. Here are some popular city walks in Atlanta. 1. BeltLine Eastside Trail: The BeltLine is a former railway corridor transformed into a multi-use trail encircling intown Atlanta. The Eastside Trail, in particular, offers a scenic walk through diverse neighborhoods like Old Fourth Ward, Inman Park, and Poncey-Highland, with art installations, parks, and trendy restaurants along the way. 2. Piedmont Park Loop: Located in the heart of Midtown Atlanta, Piedmont Park features paved paths perfect for a leisurely stroll or jog. The park offers beautiful views of the Atlanta skyline, lush greenery, and recreational amenities such as Lake Clara Meer and the Atlanta Botanical Garden. 3. Historic Downtown Walking Tour: Explore downtown Atlanta's rich history and architecture on a self-guided walking tour. Highlights include the Georgia State Capitol, the

The United States is home to many cities with stunning views, each offering its own unique perspective. Here are some cities known for their exceptional views: 1. New York City: The skyline of New York City is iconic, with famous landmarks like the Empire State Building, One World Trade Center, and the Statue of Liberty. Head to the Top of the Rock Observation Deck, the Empire State Building's observation deck, or the Brooklyn Bridge Park for breathtaking views of the cityscape. 2. San Francisco, California: San Francisco is famous for its hilly terrain and picturesque vistas. Visit Twin Peaks, Coit Tower, or the Golden Gate Bridge for panoramic views of the city, bay, and surrounding landscapes. 3. Chicago, Illinois: The skyline of Chicago is best viewed from the Skydeck at Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower), offering stunning views of the city and Lake Michigan. You can also take a stroll along the Chicago Riverwalk or visit Millennium Park for beautiful cityscapes. 4. Seat

 The USA is home to some of the world's most iconic cities, each with its own distinct character and attractions. From the historic landmarks of Washington, D.C., and the entertainment capital of Los Angeles to the river cruises of Chicago, there's no shortage of exciting urban destinations to explore. Let's start with Los Angeles. Los Angeles   You can't explore the USA without visiting Tinseltown. Rollerblade in Venice Beach, take a run through Griffith Park, hike to the Hollywood Sign or take a scenic drive along the Pacific Coast Highway. Stroll down Vine Street and see the famous hands on the Walk of Fame, see a show at the TCL Chinese Theatre, and the Walk of Fame, surf, play beach volleyball and eat delicious cusine from food trucks. Feel like a VIP down Rodeo Drive, pop into the eclectic shops on Melrose Avenue and vintage finds in Downtown L.A. Be inspired at the Getty Center. Enjoy a full day iconic sightseeing tour of Hollywood, and Beverly Hills. Be amazed o

The BIG Apple, baby! Helicopter tours provide breathtaking panoramic views of New York City's most recognisable sights, such as the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Central Park, Brooklyn Bridge, and Manhattan skyline. Fly like a bird over one of the top city's for 2024. See NYC from above while on foot by going to the top of the Empire State Building or the Statue of Liberty. Check out these unbeatable experiences.

New York City Rough Guide New York City offers a unique blend of history, culture, entertainment, and culinary delights, making it a must-visit destination for travelers from around the world. From luxury boutiques on Fifth Avenue, to the Guggenheim Museum and Chinatown to Little Italy. From Harlem to the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, Central Park, the Empire State Building and the iconic Brooklyn Bridge. This guide covers: the Harbor Islands; the Financial District; Tribeca; Soho; Chinatown; Little Italy; Nolita; Lower East Side; the East Village; the West Village; Chelsea; the Meatpacking District; Union Square; Gramercy Park; the Flatiron District; Midtown East; Midtown West; Central Park; the Upper East Side; the Upper West Side; Morningside Heights; Harlem; north Manhattan; Brooklyn; Queens; the Bronx; Staten Island. Click HERE for more details.

Boston! Home to Harvard and clam chowder, and lots of other unique things, too. But what about Back Bay and Downtown? Which area of the city is best to stay?  Well, Back Bay is known for its elegant shops on Newbury Street, its stunning Public Garden, and its Victorian brownstone homes within it's upscale, residential neighborhood. Or, there's downtown, the financial and business hub of the city. Personally, the thought of staying in the financial hub makes me want to spin on my heels and head straight to Back Bay. However, downtown is a very special district full of important historic landmarks with old traditional pubs and a commercial jazzy atmos. There is Faneuil Hall and the fascinating 'must do' Freedom Trail.  Whichever you choose, also remember to visit Acorn Street in Beacon Hill. Oh, and eat a lobster roll. Enjoy! 

When Florida and Tanzania appear side by side, it doesn't take a travel boffin to know these countries are pretty different; especially for their natural environments. Both do have fascinating wildlife and beaches, but theme parks are definitely a Florida thing. So let's start with Florida.  Make a note of these! 1. Discover the wonder of Disney in Orlando at Walt Disney World. 2. Miami Beach: Unwind on the well-known sandy shores. 3. Everglades National Park: Fly through this amazing distinctive ecology, and spot the alligators, dolphins, manatee and black bear.  4. See Key West, the southernmost point on the United States mainland (90 miles from Cuba). 5. Universal Pictures Florida: Take in the thrills of Orlando's theme parks. 6. Discover space exploration on the Space Coast at Kennedy Space Center. 7. Naples: Enjoy fine dining and shopping along the Gulf Coast. 8. Tampa Bay Area: Discover parks, museums, and energetic neighborhoods. 9. St. Augustine: Visit the oldest ci