Sights in United States

Squares in San Antonio

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The most interesting things about San Antonio lie in the fusion of Texan and Mexican culture. For example, Tex-Mex cuisine is wide

City Halls in San Francisco

San Francisco City Hall

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This is the type of typical American government building that we're sick fed up of seeing in the movies. Surprisingly, the surroun

Squares in New Orleans

Spanish Plaza

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In the dock on the Mississippi River, at the Riverwalk Marketplace entrance you'll find a beautiful square named after the city of

Statues in Chicago

Crown Fountain

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This fountain in Chicago was designed by the Barcelona sculptor and artist Jaume Plensa. Its design is two vertical blocks wrapped

Historical Monuments in Philadelphia

Benjamin Franklin Bridge

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It was three years (since its construction in 1929) that the longest suspension bridge in the world, an honor it took from Ambassa

Squares in New York

Union Square

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Union Square is one of the liveliest places in New York City, where you can always find people sunbathing, enjoy a street performe

Historical Monuments in Keystone

Mount Rushmore Memorial

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One of the icons of the United States of America, the heads of the American Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincol

Train Stations in New York

Roosevelt Island Tramway

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Roosevelt Island cable car crosses over the East River and connects Roosevelt Island to Manhattan. Over 26 million passengers have

Temples in Hacienda Heights

Hsi Lai Buddhist Temple

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It's amazing to think that hidden between buildings and hills of Los Angeles theres's a precious temple. This temple required 10 y

Historical Monuments in Seward

Benny Benson Memorial

Benny Benson was an orphan of 13 years old in the year 1926 when Seward submitted his idea to the flag of Alaska for a contest and

Historical Monuments in Key West

Ernest Hemingway House

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Between the years 1930 and 1940, Hemingway lived in Key West, a small island that offered the ambiance of Cuba but the safety of U

Cathedrals in Sedona

Cathedral Rock

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Sedona is located 1 hour or so of Flagstaff, where perhaps you will be visiting the Grand Canyon. The city (or town) itself is ver

Squares in New York

Columbus Circle

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Historical Monuments in San Antonio

The Alamo

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The Battle of the Alamo was a 13-day siege from February 23 until the final assault of March 6, 1836. The Mexican army fought agai

Castles in San Simeón

Hearst Castle

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Hearst Castle is a palace built by newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst in 1922. It's located near San Simeon, California, on

Historical Monuments in Santa Barbara

Old Mission Santa Barbara

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After taking a walk by the sea, I could clearly see the Spanish influence in the city. First I visited the Church of Our Lady of S

Stadiums in Los Angeles

Staples Center

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I had never seen a live basketball game, but we had the opportunity to see the Lakers on our visit to LA. It was exciting, and Pau

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Palaces in Philadelphia

Congress Hall

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Congress Hall was constructed in 1787 with the idea of being the Philadelphia County Court. Finally, the United States Congress me