Number 20. Savannah

The typical Southern city, Savannah draws millions of tourists every year to its appealing sight of Victorian architecture, cobbled streets and moss-draped oaks. Living the Atlantic Coast in eastern Georgia, Savannah is the state’s most seasoned city, wealthy ever, accommodation and common excellence. Step around the Historic District’s cobbled roads permits perspectives on dazzling old manors from the nineteenth century and memorable destinations. When you’ve had enough of old buildings, a stroll through the tree-lined paths of leafy Forsyth Park is bound to refresh you.

Number 19. Philadelphia

Commonly referred to by locals as “Philly, “Philadelphia is major US city in southeastern Pennsylvania and home to the iconic Liberty Bell and the Philly cheese steak sandwich, Regarded as the “Birthplace of America, “Philadelphia which is known as the city in which the country’s founding fathers signed the 1776  Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution. There’s a host of interesting art museums to visit in the city, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which is not only one of the largest in the world, but it is also famous for its long trip of steps which were featured in the 1976 film “Rocky”.

Number 18. Sedona

It is located in the north-central part of Arizona, the town of Sedona is known for its vibrant art scene and spiritual retreats. However, Sedona’s most mainstream fascination is the amazing cluster of red sandstone arrangements that make a striking red and orange scenery to the town. Drawing in craftsmen, otherworldly searchers and open air sweethearts the same, Sedona’s splendid scene offers a lot to see and do. Unimaginable characteristic tourist spots like Airport Mesa and Cathedral Rock present superb photo openings.

Number 17. San Diego

San Diego is a  natural harbor centered around, the coastal Californian city of San Diego is located on the border with Mexico. It’s rich in Mexican culture, delicious seafood and blessed with a year-round mild climate. Visitors are attracted to the city for its laid-back mindset, and opportunities to soak up some beautiful sun, sea, and sand.

Then there’s also the bustling Balboa Park, where you can find San Diego Zoo, among dozens of museums and botanic gardens.

Number 16. Denali National Park

Covering a massive expanse of mountainous land in Alaska, Denali National Park is the third largest national park in the United States. The piece de resistance of this incredible slice of wilderness is Denali. Once known as Mount McKinley, this is the tallest mountain not just in the USA, but the whole of North America.

Bike hiking or mountaineer yourself through this region for stunning scenery and sights of grizzly bears, wolves, and moose.

Number 15. New Orleans.

New Orleans is considered as one of the most exclusive cities in the USA, New Orleans is extensively known for its unique French Creole culture, cuisine, and architecture as well as jazz music and the yearly Mardi gras celebration. Which are situated in southeastern Louisiana, New Orleanais the state’s largest city and a major US seaport. Devastated by heavy flooding from Hurricane Katrina in 2005, New Orleans is now mostly recovered and remains one of the best places to visit in the USA.

 Number 14. Niagara Falls

The world-famous Niagara Falls straddles Ontario in Canada and the American state of New York. Located on the Niagara River, the falls area culmination of the flow of water that gushes out of the Upper Great Lakes and are actually made up of three falls – Horseshoe Falls, the American Falls, and the Bridal Veil Falls.

Six million cubic feet of water cascades over the ridge every second, making for an incredibly impressive site which draws an estimated 30million tourists a year.

Number 13. Boston

Boston is a one of the great and oldest city in the USA, and it is top recognized for its prosperity of American history, architecture and academic institutions. The capital and largest city in New England, Boston is spectacular sight in spring and autumn with flowering trees and fall foliage. As the setting of many historic events that led up to the American Revolution, Boston is steeped in early American history.

Number 12. Miami

Miami is a one of the most cheerful cities in the USA, and it is famous for its fair beaches, Latin culture and sizzling nightlife. Miami is located in southeastern Florida off the coast of the Atlantic Ocean; also it is a known as a major port city managing the world’s biggest number of passenger sail ships. Across the bay from Miami on a barrier island is Miami Beach, known for its Art Deco architecture and glamorous South Beach.

Number 11. Seattle

Home to global giants like Boeing, Star buck sand Amazon, Seattle is the largest city of the USA’s Pacific Northwest region. Seattle is nicknamed the Emerald City due to its lush scenery resulting from a rainy climate. The skyline of Seattle is a thicket of towering skyscrapers. The crowning glory is the futuristic 605-foottall Space Needle, built in 1962.

The city is well-known for its seafood, which you can try at the historic Pike Place Market. What’s more: the surrounding pine forests make for perfect hiking?

Number 10. Hawaii

The Polynesian archipelago of Hawaii is avertable paradise that’s spread across hundreds of islands in the Pacific Ocean. With its tropical climate, famously pristine beaches and wealth of natural scenery, Hawaii has been promoted as a tropical destination since the end of WW2. The islands are also a prime destination of surfers from around the world. Despite the steady influx of visitors, indigenous Hawaiian culture still thrives and can be seen in ceremonies, traditions and folk music.

Number 9. Orlando.

Home to world famous theme parks like Walt Disney World, SeaWorld and Universal Studios, Orlando is no doubt a favorite destination for family vacations, situated in central Florida, Orlando is a place where dream and magic become reality. There are numerous amusement parks, visitors to Orlando can meet their beloved storybook characters, reenact live famous movie scenes, ride thrilling roller coasters and watch dolphins performing marvelous tricks.

Number 8. Washington DC

Washington DC is the capital of the United States and seat of the federal government; it’s located on the country’s East Coast, a cosmopolitan city that is home to many diverse cultures. Washington is widely known by its many iconic landmarks like the White House, Capitol Building, the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. Many of these monuments are all located within the beautifully landscaped parkland known as the National Mall.

Number 7. Los Angeles

Los Angeles is the second-largest city in the USA, it is located in southern California surrounded by the Pacific Coast, mountains and valleys. Often regarded as the “Entertainment Capital of the World”, LA is awash with celebrity culture. You can see the handprints of film stars on Hollywood Boulevard or go on a tour to see stars’ homes in Beverly Hills.

For laid back days there’s the bohemian neighborhood of Venice Beach, home to Muscle Beach and a rambling promenade that doubles as a stage for all sorts of quirky street performers.

Number 6. Chicago.

Chicago nicknamed the “Windy City” and best known for its high skyscrapers, sports teams and unique style of hot dogs and pizzas, Chicago is the third-largest city in the USA. It’s located on Lake Michigan in the heart of the Midwest region in northeastern Illinois, Chicago is a major hub for finance, industry, and commerce.

The city’s numerous sites range from the futuristic Millennium Park and the iconic Sears Tower to the Navy Pier with its parks, restaurants, and amusements. Many genres of music such as Jazz, Blues, and House music have roots in the live music venues around Chicago.

Number 5. Yellowstone

Established in 1872, Yellowstone is famous for being the very first national park in the world. There are numerous geysers to watch here – notably Old Faithful, which is practically legendary; it never fails to erupt on schedule. And then there’s the multicolored Grand Prismatic Spring, ringed by rainbow colors thanks to different bacteria that live in the cooler sections of this boiling body of water.

Yellowstone National Park is also address to more wild animals than just about any place in the United States.

Number 4. Las Vegas

You wouldn’t think a city in the middle of the desert in Nevada would be as popular as it is, but it’s thanks to the cavalcade of casinos here that Las Vegas is so famous. The most well-known casinos themselves are practically household names: Caesar’s Palace, MGM Grand, and the Bellagio. In addition to gambling, show girls and generous show, Las Vegas offers plenty more to suit people of all ages and interests. On the main street called the Strip, there are the Bellagio’s impressive fountain shows, a replica of the Eiffel Tower and an Egyptian pyramid, amongst other landmarks.

Number 3. San Francisco

Set on the tip of a peninsula, San Francisco is a beautiful city in northern California that is famous for a lot of things. Undoubtedly, the Golden Gate Bridge is the city’s number one attraction. Tourists can drive, bike ride or walk across this famous Suspension Bridge to admire and photograph stunning views. There’s also the bustling Chinatown, the seafood at the ever-popular Fisherman’s Wharf, the notorious island prison of Alcatraz and the famously steep and winding Lombard Street.

You’ll be hard pressed to get bored in this fascinating city.

Number 2. Grand Canyon

Attracting millions of visitors every year, the Grand Canyon is one of those bucket list destinations in the USA. Located in northern Arizona, this massive natural wonder was carved by the Colorado River over a period of several million years. It is not the deepest or the longest valley in the world but the overwhelming size and colorful landscape offers visitor vistas that are hard to match.

Simply find a viewpoint and peer over the edge, or fly over it in a helicopter. If you want a really long hike, go for the Rim-to-Rim Trail but don’t forget to pack plenty of water, this is an unrelenting desert climate, after all.

Number 1. New York City

The jewel in the crown of the USA when it comes to urban areas, New York is a megacity that is absolutely packed full of iconic places, areas, and buildings. In fact, occasionally it feels like you’re walking through familiar area, thanks to how often the city features in Hollywood films. There’s Central Park, the Empire State Building, Grand Central Station, Times Square – even the “Five Boroughs” that make up NYC are famous. Then there’s the culture: Korea town, multiple Chinatowns, the remnants of Little Italy, and communities from Jewish to African American make New York a true world city made rich by the people who’ve flocked here from all over the world.