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Always wanted to go america for a week or so for holiday, i live in uk and am 23 near 24 atm, dont know why but always wanted to go to america but no idea were to pick, mostly would be walking around, hope to meet people, soak in some culture but clubs etc to,
Someone please take the N off american please in title lol
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2013-02-20, 01:09 AM #1Field Marshal
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Where to visit in America?
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2013-02-20, 01:10 AM #2Elemental Lord
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I am a bit bias, but New York City. I've traveled all around and I still find it to be the greatest city in the world. See, bias lol
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2013-02-20, 01:15 AM #3Deleted
Anywhere but Detroit, that place is like Mad Max world.
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2013-02-20, 01:15 AM #4Banned
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I would have to agree with Reg, if you never been to times square I suggest checking it out.
Originally Posted by Reg
Also might be a bit bias.
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2013-02-20, 01:19 AM #5The Lightbringer
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Yellowstone is an amazing place been twice myself.
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2013-02-20, 01:24 AM #6The Undying
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It really depends on what you're looking for. Maybe you could provide a bit more info about what you like?
New York fits pretty much any bill. By any measure, it's one of the five or so most spectacular cities in the world. The thing is, the US has so many different types of places, that it depends what you want to experience. New Orleans would be another one I'd recommend, there's just so much amazing stuff there, friendly people, and other travelers to meet. Washington, DC is worth visiting for architecture and history. Chicago has its fine points.
But really... New York is awfully damned cool.
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2013-02-20, 01:26 AM #7Stood in the Fire
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Visit the Mid-west. I live in the Ozarks or southwest Missouri that is. It has beautiful scenery and i think it is a great way to experience "American Culture". When my friends from China came and visited me they said it is a different experience, because of the simplicity. We have allot of hillbillys and rednecks but it is somewhat diverse, allot of nice people here too. Probably because its near or by the "Bible Belt".
Also if you come here you will probably stick out like sore thumb. (I think this is a good thing, you will probably get allot of attention because of your accent.)
That is the beauty of visiting another country, being different. :PLast edited by buddhapunch09; 2013-02-20 at 01:28 AM.
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2013-02-20, 01:27 AM #8The Lightbringer
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Come to Georgia, i'll show you were they filmed Deliverance
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2013-02-20, 01:28 AM #9Elemental Lord
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Don't make the tourists squeal like pigs... lol Originally Posted by drwelfare
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2013-02-20, 01:29 AM #10Pandaren Monk
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Orlando, FL. Or Yellowstone park.
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2013-02-20, 01:29 AM #11The Undying
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Unless they're into that, of course... Originally Posted by Reg
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2013-02-20, 01:30 AM #12Titan
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Charleston SC
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2013-02-20, 01:30 AM #13Honorary PvM "Mod"
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There are so many places, but I recommend, if you want culture and nightlife, either New York or Chicago. Some might say Las Vegas but there is little nightlife there compared to the other two I mentioned.
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2013-02-20, 01:31 AM #14Stood in the Fire
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You can stay at my house. My mom makes some awesome hot-pockets, she puts cheese on top of them. Maybe we can also play some WoW too.
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2013-02-20, 01:32 AM #15Elemental Lord
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Florida. You could find alot to do down there.
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2013-02-20, 01:32 AM #16Field Marshal
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Originally Posted by Spectral
Friendly people is always a bonus lol, wouldnt mind people stopping and talking to me beacause of my accent good convo starter, would like a place with a decent night life to for the first few days, then take a chilled approach and just really meet people, walk around and take everythink in, i did look at las vegas but it looks abit crazy at points
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2013-02-20, 01:33 AM #17Immortal
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I've heard good things about Boston. Great people, great food and a lot of history.
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2013-02-20, 01:34 AM #18The Undying
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San Francisco's another one that should be mentioned. I'm going to say San Francisco, New Orleans, or New York, depending on what you're looking for.
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2013-02-20, 01:34 AM #19Titan
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Charleston is like Boston with better weather Originally Posted by Alenarien
Originally Posted by Connal
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2013-02-20, 01:35 AM #20The Undying
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I really, really don't like Boston. The East Coast is pretty antisocial as a general rule (I live in DC), but Boston takes the cake. Originally Posted by Alenarien
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