New York City , San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington DC. Orlando. New York - an overall experience San Francisco - great sites and places: Golden Gate Bridge, Pier 39 etc. Washington D.C. - if you want a true experience with American history Los Angeles - for the studios and Glitz and Glamour Orlando - Disneyworld and other theme parks

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Alexander B. says :

Jan 30, 2011

Canada

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Joke K. says :

Nov 1, 2010

Los Angeles!!

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Tim S. says :

Apr 3, 2011

Suggestion #1: San Francisco, CA; Suggestion #2: Chicago, IL

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Charles R. says :

Mar 22, 2011

Most of these people apparently havent been many places. LA is generic city. NYC is dirty ugly and generally horrible unless you have a LOT of money to sit in places that hide the fact theyre in NYC. Chicago is good if you stay away from "Chicago" and visit the little neighborhoods etc. The people are great. New Orleans is great. It is an interesting place with interesting city and very not generic. Asheville, NC is beautiful. Orlando is exciting but.. hot and overcrowded. Tampa is gorgeous and party city. Daytona is mellow and beautiful. New hampshire is great if you want to see "real america". Upstate new york is gorgeous. New Jersey is too despite the rep. San Francisco is famous in the US for its beauty if you want a megacity. If you want a vacation to blow off steam go to one of the vacation cities like Orlando, Daytona, Tampa, San Diego. If you want to see america.. stay away from the big cities (you'll save a fortune too).

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Jill P. says :

Mar 15, 2011

Portland, Oregon. Been there lots of times. Very fun & urban. Or las Vegas, very exciting lots of action

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Philipp Z. says :

Feb 9, 2011

well well, loz to see in the land of uncle sam! but san francisco is defenetly to recommend!!!

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Valdis C. says :

Feb 9, 2011

Las Vegas, defenetly and L.A. is nice too but I really loved Vegas you can literally not get bored there. It is impossible.

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Marijana K. says :

Feb 9, 2011

Las Vegas and Los Angeles

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Sascha G. says :

Feb 7, 2011

New York, Boston, Las Vegas

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Kairi R. says :

Feb 1, 2011

Seattle

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Lee S. says :

Jan 31, 2011

LA, Phoenix, Seattle, New Orleans, New York.

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Kim W. says :

Jan 31, 2011

There is only one city to visit in the US and that is New York, nothing else!

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Ricardo C. says :

Jan 31, 2011

New York

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Ignacio H. says :

Jan 31, 2011

San Franciso!! And Boston too.

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Joao R. says :

Jan 31, 2011

CHICAGO!!! the most beautiful and elegant city out of the big ones!

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Salim A. says :

Jan 31, 2011

Las Vegas

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Martien V. says :

Jan 31, 2011

orlando vooral voor wat er te zien is in de omgeving o.a. cape canavrel, disny filmstudio en al de al jou kan eet rest.

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Julie B. says :

Jan 30, 2011

Boston and Lake Tahoe

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Taylor M. says :

Jan 30, 2011

San Diego

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Kaja B. says :

Jan 30, 2011

San Francisco!

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Ana Liaño S. says :

Jan 30, 2011

New York City ALL THE WAY!!

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Xavi E. says :

Jan 30, 2011

New York City

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Nuno G. says :

Jan 30, 2011

San Francisco, it's really outstanding! I can't tell too much about NYC because i still don't know it.

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Yakov P. says :

Jan 30, 2011

New York, San Francisco, New Orleans, Charleston, Savannah, Boston

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Martien V. says :

Jan 30, 2011

memfis voor het graf van elvis orlando en omgeving vvor de atractie parken maimi beatch voor het strand

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Chris K. says :

Jan 29, 2011

vagas

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Romeo M. says :

Jan 29, 2011

Washington DC, Colorado Springs CO,and Niagara Falls NY. You'll see the Canadian side of Niagara falls if you fly/drive to the NY side.

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Sandra S. says :

Jan 16, 2011

Los Angeles, New York, Chicago

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Nancy W. says :

Jan 12, 2011

staint charles mo.(gateway to the west) saint john mo.(the beginning of the phony express) D.C. Niagara falls (U.S)philadelfia, the old route 66,start in the east D.C.or N.Y.

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Miranda B. says :

Jan 12, 2011

Los Angeles is a must see, and if you're coming from far away San Fran is worth a visit as well. Personally I love Phoenix, AZ (lots of desert scenery). On the east coast New York is obviously a place to go.

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Paula D. says :

Dec 21, 2010

New York is obvious: I also loved Chicago! Never a dull moment. I do recommand going there in spring/summer time.

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Verity J. says :

Dec 21, 2010

Boston is great! Philly is awesome and while you are that close you might as well do Washington DC too! Lots of musems and site, head uptown for a decent restaurant and nightlife. Very cool to see all teh suits let their hair down after work! For a warmer more relaxing trip Florida is cool, Tampa and clearwater especially to go sailing, the keyes for diving or snorkeling. Arizona is also cool.. So much diversity in a large country as the USA

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Trent C. says :

Dec 21, 2010

3 cities that I think defined the US were San Fran, New York and Vegas.

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Simon G. says :

Dec 20, 2010

How long and when are you travelling? I liked Miami & the Keys very much (not during summer as hurricane season). East Coast: New York City (all year :), Boston & surrounding (esp. for Indian Summer), Philadelphia is always underestimated and is perfect if you rent a car and drive down to Washington D.C. West Coast: Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, San Diego, Las Vegas. And don't forget, they have some great National Parks in the US. It's always fun to combine cities with parks. Always refreshing.

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Miranda B. says :

Dec 1, 2010

Depends on what you want, of course- for a big city adventure you can't beat New York. While you're there you could take a train or drive upstate to Niagara Falls, but go in the summertime. If you're looking for sun, you can't beat Los Angeles at any time of the year, and there's endless things to do and see there. Laughlin, NV is another favorite of mine.

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Valerie V. says :

Nov 18, 2010

Definitely New York City!

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Gonzalo A. says :

Nov 17, 2010

New York!!!!

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Kristen B. says :

Nov 17, 2010

New York has SOOO much to do and see, that could take you a week alone! Washington DC has great museums and historical monuents. Chicago is a gorgeous city, very nice in the summer since its on the great lakes.

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Leigh A. says :

Nov 10, 2010

San Francisco and Las Vegas

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Nov 10, 2010

NYC is a must and San Francisco is great as well -good start for a road trip around the western states and also just a great city!

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Teodora M. says :

Nov 10, 2010

1.NY 2.NY 3.NY enjoy it!:)

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Anb .. says :

Nov 8, 2010

I would recommend Montclair, NJ! It's a small city with an exeptional café-life. I found it very inspiring that most of the food that is being sold in the city is organic:)

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Jason H. says :

Nov 4, 2010

Well, fewer than I thought -- I expected with 9 answers to see 9 (or more) different cities. The real answer will depend on what you want to see. New York has a great theatre district (probably want to buy your tix in advance, tho); Boston is full of major historical sites from the birth of our nation; Washington D.C. has the unparalleled Smithsonian museums and probably more monuments than any other city I know. And that's just the eastern seaboard; it would take you a lifetime to see every American city worth seeing.

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Mandi G. says :

Nov 4, 2010

I like Seattle, WA and Portland, OR (just a few hours from each other by car, train or bus, or a short flight). From Seattle you can also go up to Victoria, BC and Vancouver, BC (both in Canada and accessable by the above or ferry to Victoria).

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Courtney C. says :

Nov 3, 2010

New York City, New York (Big city, big lights, Broadway, Central Park, Statue of Liberty, fun!)

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Annie I. says :

Nov 3, 2010

I LOVED Chicago a lot!Very beautiful city with lots of things to see and do.Also Orlando-there are attractions on every step.

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Clémentine G. says :

Nov 1, 2010

The classic and unmissable cities: New York and San Francisco I would also add Chicago: a great town that surprised me a lot, and that is as worthy as NYC.

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