Explore in the United States

Hollywood Walk of Fame

The Walk of Fame in Hollywood lines more than 2,700 stars over 1.6 miles. History, symbols, access and visiting tips in this practical guide.

Valley of Fire State Park

An hour northeast of Las Vegas, Nevada's oldest state park concentrates red sandstone formations, Ancestral Puebloan petroglyphs, and desert trails.

Route 66: The Ultimate US Road Trip

From Chicago to Santa Monica, 3,940 km across eight states: history, major stops and practical advice for driving the Mother Road.

Space Needle

Space Needle

Seattle's iconic 184-meter tower, built for the 1962 World's Fair. 360° panorama, rotating glass floor, and a revolving bar at height.

Sixth Floor Museum

Sixth Floor Museum

On the very site of President John F. Kennedy's assassination in 1963, the Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas retraces the event and its context through archives and testimonies.

Parthénon de Nashville

Parthenon of Nashville

A full-scale replica of the Parthenon of Athens in the heart of Centennial Park, Nashville's monument houses a 12-meter golden Athena and an American art museum.

The National Civil Rights Museum

Located at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, the National Civil Rights Museum traces African American history and the civil rights movement through to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.

Mount rushmore national memorial

Mount Rushmore National Memorial

Carved into the granite of the Black Hills, Mount Rushmore displays the faces of four American presidents. Complete guide to prepare your visit near Keystone.

Hollywood

Hollywood

Hollywood is Los Angeles' iconic neighborhood, home to the Walk of Fame, Dolby Theatre, the Hollywood Sign, and active film studios. Your complete visitor guide.

Graceland

Graceland

Elvis Presley's home in Memphis since 1957, Graceland is now a museum designated as a National Historic Landmark that attracts over 600,000 visitors annually.

Fort Alamo

Fort Alamo

Once a Spanish mission and now a symbol of the Texas Revolution, Fort Alamo in San Antonio tells the story of the 1836 siege and Texas independence.

Fisherman's Wharf Pier

A former Italian fishing port in San Francisco turned major tourist district: Pier 39, sea lions, departure point for Alcatraz, historic ships, and clam chowder in sourdough bread.

Finger Lakes

Finger Lakes

Eleven glacial lakes shaped like fingers in New York State: vineyards, gorges, waterfalls and heritage, 4 hours north of New York City.

Denver Museum of Nature and Science

At the heart of City Park in Denver, this museum founded in 1900 houses over one million artifacts across 66,000 m²: paleontology, gems, wildlife and Native American cultures.

Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

In Nashville, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum traces a century of country music through 1,500 pieces, 900 instruments, and the legendary RCA Studio B.

Cocoa Beach

Cocoa Beach

A Florida beach resort between the Atlantic Ocean and a lagoon, Cocoa Beach combines surfing beaches, lagoon wildlife and a gateway to Kennedy Space Center.

Catoosa

Catoosa

A Route 66 stop 20 km from Tulsa, Catoosa brings together the famous Blue Whale, Tulsa's inland port and Cherokee heritage.

Busch Gardens

Busch Gardens

A 136-hectare theme park and zoo in Tampa, Busch Gardens combines thrilling roller coasters with wildlife observation set against an African Serengeti backdrop.