Nature
Grand Canyon
A mile deep, 277 miles long, and nearly two billion years of Earth’s history laid bare.
All places
Every must-see place in our guide: national parks, historic sites, great cities and iconic landmarks across the United States.
Nature
Nature
Yellowstone National Park
The world’s first national park sits on a supervolcano, and you can watch it breathe.
Nature
Yosemite National Park
Granite walls a kilometer high, thundering waterfalls and trees older than most civilizations.
Nature
Zion National Park
Hike up a river through a canyon of red and cream cliffs, or climb a ridge with drops on both sides.
Nature
Arches National Park
More than 2,000 stone arches: nowhere else on Earth has so many in one place.
Nature
Niagara Falls
Feel the thunder: up to 168,000 cubic meters of water go over the edge every minute.
Nature
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
America’s most visited national park: misty ridges, black bears and pioneer cabins.
Nature
Glacier National Park
A road built into the cliffs, turquoise lakes and mountain goats at the top of the continent.
Nature
Antelope Canyon
Beams of sunlight fall into a slot canyon carved like waves of fire.
Nature
Monument Valley
The Wild West of the movies is real, and it belongs to the Navajo Nation.
History
Statue of Liberty
The first thing millions of immigrants saw of America, and you can climb up into her crown.
History
Independence Hall
The room where the United States was born, twice.
History
Mount Rushmore
Four presidents, 18-meter faces and fourteen years of dynamite in the Black Hills.
History
Alcatraz Island
America’s most famous prison, a short ferry ride and a world away from San Francisco.
History
The Alamo
“Remember the Alamo!” Stand where a 13-day siege changed the history of Texas.
History
Mesa Verde National Park
Whole villages built into cliff alcoves more than 700 years ago.
Cities
New York City
Eight million people, five boroughs, and something happening on every corner, all night long.
Cities
San Francisco
Cable cars, rolling fog and painted houses on the steepest streets you have ever seen.
Cities
New Orleans & the French Quarter
Jazz spills out of every doorway, and beignets are a breakfast food.
Cities
Chicago
The city that invented the skyscraper, best seen from a boat on its river.
Cities
The Las Vegas Strip
Dancing fountains, a giant glowing sphere and a desert that never sleeps.
Landmarks
Golden Gate Bridge
Painted orange to shine through the fog, and still one of the most beautiful bridges on Earth.
Landmarks
Empire State Building
Built in just 410 days, it was the tallest building in the world for almost forty years.
Landmarks
Gateway Arch
Ride a tiny pod to the top of the tallest arch in the world.
Landmarks
Hoover Dam
A wall of concrete 221 meters high, holding back the largest reservoir in the United States.
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