Home of Hollywood, the self-proclaimed entertainment capital of the world, Los Angeles, also known as the “City of Angels,” is the most populated city in California and the second-most populated city in the US. L.A. is also one of the most important centers for culture, business, and commerce in the United States of America. Surrounded …
The largest city in the Pacific Northwest and the seat of King County, Washington, Seattle is one of the most prominent cultural and business centers in the United States of America. Dubbed as the “Emerald City,” Seattle is nestled between Puget Sound and Lake Washington, with magnificent views of the Cascade Mountains to its east …
The capital of Colorado and the largest city in the Rocky Mountains, Denver sits at exactly one mile above sea level and is thus nicknamed the “Mile-High City.” One of the fastest emerging cities in the United States of America, Denver is a cosmopolitan city with a lively atmosphere and a distinctive mining and cowboy …
The largest and the oldest in South Carolina, Charleston is a beautiful seaport city set on the west bank of Ashley River. Founded in 1670 and formerly known as Charles Town, the metropolitan is characterized by its rich history, culture and magnificently-preserved architecture. Dubbed as the “Holy City,” Charleston’s present downtown skyline is governed by …
The second smallest state in the USA, Delaware dominates the north-eastern portion of the Delmarva Peninsula; a large peninsula along the East Coast. It is a long, narrow state that is separated into just three different counties, with the northernmost New Castle County being the most built up. The entire state is just 506,000 hectare, …
A significant port city in the state of Florida, Miami remains one of the trendiest and most-visited cities in the United States of America and in the world. Home to the largest Latin American population in the world outside of Latin America, Miami is often dubbed as the “Magic City”. Known for its diverse cultural …
Portland, the largest city in Oregon and the second-largest in the Pacific Northwest, is a laid-back metropolitan known for its marvelous blend of history and modern architecture. Dubbed as the “City of Roses,” Portland is also popular for its arts and music scene and is home to one of the highest concentrations of zines and …
Most popularly known for Ernest Hemingway, the legendary American Novelist, who fell in love with the island and called it home, Key West is a four-mile-long and two-mile-wide island city in the Florida Keys archipelago. One of the most exclusive places in the United States of America, the island city is characterized by its laid-back …
Cleveland is a classic American city; sitting on the shores of Lake Erie there is even a seaside feel to the place. In the balmy summer months you’ll find locals and visitors joining together to worship the sun on the lakeside beaches and dozens of immaculately kept gardens. If you are a self-confessed foodie you …
Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska and acts as the gateway to the state’s vast and abundant wildernesses. Best known for its preservation of native culture Anchorage is quite unlike any other city in the United States of America. The people, faced with some of the most adverse weather in all of North America are hardy …