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I love the United States of America! There are so many places to see and gems to discover! I haven't done 1% of what I do want to do in his amazing place. And all I need is time and money and I will go explore more. With my experience, however, I've picked 4 amazing cities you should definitely not miss when thinking about visiting America. I loved not only the cities but the surrounding nature and countryside. So. Enjoy my picks and plan your own trip. 1. Miami, Florida As Will Smith, Pitbull and other artists say: Miami is the place to be if you want to party like there is no tomorrow: no work, all play, Okay? And relax on nice beaches all day long. It is a place for the rich and the beautiful, a place to spot and try to be spotted. The city attracts a large number of musicians, singers, actors, dancers, and orchestral players living the American dream, hoping to make it someday. Not a secret that they would usually have a waitressing or bar job until the big dream ...

Getting tired of winter and cold, grey, snowy or rainy weathers and are you starting to dream about a little paradise escape? There are plenty of hidden pearls to pick from around the world. Plenty of beautifully unspoiled natural treasures around if you only know where to look. I've picked four of my favourite undervalued and untouristy ones that can give you all the beauty you want and a chance to get your photos and memories with out all the other tourists in the same spots. Marcas beach, Trinidad 1. Isla de Vieques   Puerto Rico is a beautiful country located in the Caribbean sea. It is technically an American State, but it has very little in common with the country up north. The culture of Puerto Rico is quite independent of the 50 states. One of my favorite islands in Puerto Rico is Vierques. Since Puerto Rico is an archipelago, it is worth mentioning the differences between the islands.This little pearl consists of a national wildlife refuge with numer...

Even if you do not get yourself into one of those fancy Ivy League schools like Harvard or MIT, Boston and Cambridge are still worth a visit. They are charming in each their own way and very different, even though they are just divided by a river. As many other tourists have discovered, both of the cities are great stops to make for more than just browsing through some of the many higher education options.  For example the quaint and narrow streets of Boston. Here you will discover some of the oldest North American buildings and churches. These were built by some of the first explorers that came over the sea and, as you will soon learn, offers quite a fascinating piece of history. Narrow Streets of Boston Boston Boston is one of the oldest cities in the United States of America, first founded in 1630 by English settlers. It is a charming city located around 5 hours north of NYC in the state of Massachusetts. The easiest way to get here is to jump on a bus from NYC and ta...

Who doesn't want that southern hospitality the film industry talk about when they mention the southern parts of America? Well folks here is a place where you can get a taste of what all them’ people are talking about. Atlanta is the capital of the U.S. state of Georgia. It is where the weather is warm and the people are kind. So why is Georgia on my mind?  I've been to Georgia three times. Twice in the summer spending my time in Atlanta, the suburbs and in the countryside trekking and exploring and once in the fall. Where I had a chance to see North of Georgia in all its colors. Stone Mountain, Georgia History of Atlanta  Atlanta was put on the map as a place to visit after it was the host of the summer Olympics of 1996. But the city and area is much older and have a lot of history if you are keen to look for it. Atlanta was established in 1837, but the history of the city starts even way before that. When you visit this big city filled with skyscrapers and fried ...