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Two hundred and Twenty-Seven miles from the lights of New York City is one of the most historical and political hubs within the United States, Washington DC.
Washington DC isn’t just the home of the White House, but is a city full of monuments, memorials and cultural achievements
The National Mall is a historian’s dream, it is the link for many of the museums and memorials which line ‘Americas Front Yard’. It begins from the breath-taking U.S Capital at one end, all the way to the magnificent Lincoln Memorial at the other. The sights and history you embrace at America's Capitol are sure to stay with any visitor long after they leave.
Yet Washington DC isn’t just about American history - a plethora of art and cultural museums, and a robust food scene, open the door to many types of tourist, while there is also Georgetown, the oldest neighbourhood in Washington DC remarkably boasting a number of water front activities, which you wouldn’t expect to find in a city like this.
Did you know: It takes 570 gallons of paint to cover the exterior of the white house
New York isn’t one of the top places to visit for any old reason.
Two hundred and Twenty-Seven miles from the lights of New York City is one of the most historical and political hubs within the United States, Washington DC.
Blue skies, Palm trees and art deco spells out Miami, but behind the scenes there is so much more to see in this exciting fresh city.
You can’t mention the city of San Fran without thinking of The Golden Gate Bridge, Steep sloping streets with their iconic cable cars, Fisherman’s Wharf and of course, Alcatraz.
We all know of the Hollywood Sign, Rodeo Drive and the famous Chinese Theatre that LA has to offer.
At least once in your life (if not two, three or twenty-seven times), you should let your hair down and make your way over to Las Vegas, the party house of the world.
