Discover the TOP 20 attractions of the USA - from majestic national parks and megacities to legendary symbols of freedom and culture. Find out what to see during a trip to America and get useful tips for travelers

The USA is a country of scale, contrasts and dreams. It has everything: from natural wonders and ancient canyons to megacities that never sleep and iconic architectural masterpieces. Millions of tourists visit the USA every year, including citizens of Yemen, North Macedonia and Morocco. Traveling in America, you will feel the spirit of freedom, get acquainted with a unique culture and see places that the whole world knows from films, books and history.

We have prepared for you a selection of the 20 most famous monuments of the USA, which cannot be missed during your visit.

Statue of Liberty (New York)

A symbol of independence and freedom, a gift from France to America, which has been welcoming ships in New York Harbor since 1886. The height of the statue, together with the pedestal, reaches 93 m, and from the crown you can see an incredible view of Manhattan. Inside is the Immigration Museum, where you can learn about the history of the first settlers.

The White House (Washington)

The residence of the US President is not only a political center, but also an important symbol of the state. The neoclassical building was built in 1800. You can get inside during free tours, which are held by prior reservation.

The Pentagon (District of Columbia)

The largest office in the world, where more than 26 thousand people work. Its corridors stretch for 28 km! The building has the shape of a pentagon, and for many tourists, an excursion here is a truly unique event.

Manhattan and Times Square (New York)

The heart of the “Big Apple”. Skyscrapers, business centers, shops and theaters are concentrated here. Times Square is especially famous - an area with bright neon advertising, which is visited by millions of tourists every year.

Mount Rushmore (South Dakota)

The faces of four presidents – George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt – are carved into the rock. The bas-reliefs, almost 19 meters high, can be seen from afar, and the place itself has become a symbol of American patriotism.

Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco)

The majestic bridge, over 2.7 km long, connects San Francisco with the California Peninsula. Its bright red color has become the city's trademark. The bridge is considered one of the most beautiful engineering structures of the 20th century.

Walk of Fame (Los Angeles)

Over 2,700 bronze stars with the names of actors, singers, directors and other celebrities are a real Mecca for fans of cinema and music. Walking along Hollywood Boulevard, you can even meet your favorite star.

Alcatraz (San Francisco)

A former prison for the world’s most dangerous criminals, today it is a museum with a spooky atmosphere. Tourists are taken to the island by ferry, and tours include stories about famous prisoners, including Al Capone.

Central Park (New York)

A green oasis of over 340 hectares among the skyscrapers of Manhattan. There are ponds, castles, a zoo, skating rinks, picnic areas and even its own “Shakespeare Garden”. About 25 million people visit the park every year.

Grand Canyon (Arizona)

One of the most impressive natural monuments in the world. The canyon is 1.8 km deep and over 440 km long. There are conditions for hiking, camping and extreme hiking.

Niagara Falls (New York)

A grandiose complex of three waterfalls on the border of the USA and Canada. It is visited by more than 8 million tourists every year. The most vivid impressions are given by a boat ride directly under the powerful jets of water.

Las Vegas (Nevada)

A city of lights, casinos and entertainment. There is always a holiday here, and The Strip street impresses with neon signs and copies of world monuments - from the Eiffel Tower to the Egyptian pyramids.

Moving stones in Death Valley (California)

A mystical phenomenon of nature: stones weighing hundreds of kilograms move along the bottom of a dried-up lake, leaving traces. Scientists still have not fully explained this phenomenon.

Disneyland (Anaheim, California)

The first and main park created by Walt Disney. This is a place of children's joy and magic, where cartoon characters come to life. The park is divided into thematic zones, each of which immerses you in its own fairy tale.

Hollywood Sign (Los Angeles)

The huge letters on the hill appeared as an advertisement for a new residential area in 1923, but later became a symbol of the film industry. Today this sign is one of the most photographed landmarks in the world.

Miami Beach (Florida)

An island resort, famous for its white sand beaches, art deco architecture and nightclubs. The atmosphere here is eternal summer and parties.

Monument Valley (Arizona)

A landscape that has become an icon of Westerns. The red rocks and plateaus on the Navajo reservation create a mystical atmosphere of the Wild West.

Yellowstone National Park

The first national park in the world (1872), famous for its geysers, bison and grizzly bears. The park covers an area of ​​more than 9 thousand km², and here you can see the crater of a giant volcano.

Museum Mile (New York)

A section of Fifth Avenue, where 10 world museums are concentrated, including the Metropolitan Museum, the Guggenheim Museum and the Jewish Museum. Most of them are open to visitors for free every Tuesday.

Highway 66 (Chicago - Los Angeles)

The legendary "mother road", stretching for almost 4 thousand km. A trip through it is an encounter with motels, forgotten towns, retro cafes and the spirit of real America.

Why is it worth visiting the USA?

- Natural wonders and megacities are combined here.

- You can touch history, culture and the film industry.

- Each state has its own atmosphere, cuisine and lifestyle.

A trip to the USA is always more than just a vacation. It is a real adventure that will stay with you forever.

The USA is gradually tightening its visa and migration rules. Even short-term trips may require additional documents, and long-term stays (work, study, family reunion) require careful preparation.

To avoid refusals and unforeseen difficulties, we recommend contacting professional migration lawyers.

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Let us remind you! ESTA is an electronic authorization to enter the USA for citizens of countries participating in the visa-free program. We have already told you how to apply, what documents are required, who is eligible for ESTA and what you need to know before traveling.

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