Something fun might be to go to some sort of American sporting event...

 

 

 

 

 

Someone earlier said Chicago...that's what I was gonig to say, everything here in Chicago is amazing...pizza... :

 

 

 

Hot Dogs*

Disneyland! (California, not Florida)

new york new york new york new york!

 

what an amazing place. definitely spend a while in new york :D

 

(I may be slightly biased)

Chicago is the town to be in. :wink:

 

 

 

Good luck on the trip.

If at all possible, try the West Virginia mountains. Almost every resort over here would be open for skiing by now, and it's really quite fun. Beyond that, make SURE you go to Philadelphia and get a cheesesteak. You will thank me for it. :thumbsup:

go to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming to get a real treat you probably never experienced.

 

 

 

America at its finest.

The most important thing to remember is that the US is MUCH bigger then most countries. Driving from one end to the other takes around 5 days to a week depending on how much you stop, so unless you plan on flying all over the place, pick one area of the country (at most 1/4) and find things to do there. That being said, there is TONS of stuff to do wherever you go. Theres already been many great suggestions in this topic, but one place I would recommend is Washington DC. Between the Smithsonian (the largest museum in the world) and all the monuments there, you really cannot go wrong. That, along wit NYC will easily keep you busy through three months.

First go to Newyork and sight see and go shopping if you must. the come down to see me in philadelphia, and go to atlantic city to gamble, you top it down with dc, you could also go to los angeles pretty cool there, ive been there once.

I'd skip the major tourist attractions, they'll be extremely busy, and tbh, not worth it.

 

 

 

A great place in the U.S. to visit is vermont, it's one of the most beautiful states in the country, and very empty.

The NYC is the best. : Just go and wander around, that's fun lol. And there's knockoff sellers everywhere, so buy your girlfriend some nice Guchi or Prado. ;)

If your into history and on the east coast Philledalphia is a must because of independence hall and the liberty bell. If you go to washington DC the smithsonian museum and the many monuments should keep you busy. Try to be careful if your in Pennsylvania, our less intelligent hunters have been known to shoot certain color cars thinking its part of an animal in season.

The most important thing to remember is that the US is MUCH bigger then most countries. Driving from one end to the other takes around 5 days to a week depending on how much you stop, so unless you plan on flying all over the place, pick one area of the country (at most 1/4) and find things to do there. That being said, there is TONS of stuff to do wherever you go. Theres already been many great suggestions in this topic, but one place I would recommend is Washington DC. Between the Smithsonian (the largest museum in the world) and all the monuments there, you really cannot go wrong. That, along wit NYC will easily keep you busy through three months.

 

 

 

DC is a nice area, good bit to do there. I lived in a suburb of it for around a year and a half-ish.

Go to Atlanta. You will get shot there by gangsters. Awww chyeahhhh! Las Vegas is fun. You might even win lots of cash* and be able to pay for your whole trip.

 

 

 

*.0001 chance of that happening.

I reccomend Zion National Park, Niagra Falls, Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, the Redwoods of California, all worth the trip.

 

 

 

Dunno how many of those have been posted but they are all good.