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The United States of America (USA), referred to as the United States (U.S.) or America, is a federal government composed of 50 states, a federal district, 5 major self-governing territories, and various other small territories. 48 states and the federal district are close to one another and located in North America between Canada and Mexico. The state of Alaska is in the northwest corner of NA, bordered by Canada to the east and across Russia to the west. The state of Hawaii is an archipelago in the mid-Pacific Ocean. The U.S. territories are dispatched about the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, stretching across 9 time zones. The very diverse geography, climate and wild life of the United States make it one of the world's 17 mega and highly diverse countries in the world.
Even without having set foot in the United States, everyone knows and has seen at least one place that is emblematic of the United States, whether on television or in the cinema: the Statue of Liberty, Las Vegas, the White House... Although cities such as New York or Los Angeles are very popular with tourists, and rightly so, the United States still harbours surprises for those who want to explore it outside of urban areas: there are amazingly varied landscapes, be it deserts, wild plains, tropical beaches, mountains, glaciers... The country is so vast that it is difficult to see everything at once... The country is so vast that it is difficult to see everything at once. With dozens of mythical sites and a vast territory, the United States is an exceptional tourist destination, but preparing for a trip is no small task. You have to make choices, identify your interests and build a realistic itinerary!

Here is the top 10 things to do and see in the United States:

1. New York City
A legendary and indispensable city to visit. Among the emblematic sites: Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge, Times Square, Central Park... several days of visit will be necessary! A symbol of the United States, the famous Statue of Liberty was sculpted by Auguste Bartholdi and its metallic structure designed by the famous Gustave Eiffel. Located on Liberty Island,"Liberty Illuminating the World" was donated by the French to celebrate the friendship between the two countries. Access only by boat from 8am onwards. Watch out for long lines. It is advisable to pre-buy your ticket online.
2. Chicago
A human-sized city where it is easy to get around on foot. To see: its modern architecture, the Millenium Park, watch a baseball game and spend an evening in one of the city's blues clubs. If you're tired of walking, a good way to get around is to take the' loop', the aerial metro.
3. Florida
The sunny state of Florida, apart from its climate and beaches, offers many attractions: Miami and its Art Deco architecture, as well as South Beach. Don't miss Everglades National Park and Dry Tortugas National Park. It is also possible to see manatees at Three Sister Spring. The Keys are an archipelago of 800 islands linked to Miami by an impressive highway. On the program: discover the mangroves on Key Largo, explore the corals in scuba diving around Dry Tortugas National Park, hike with the Rangers in Long Key State Park or visit Ernest Hemingway's house in Key West.
4. New Orleans
New Orleans, Louisiana, is a city in the heart of France on American soil. Its inescapable: Bourbon Street and the French Quarter, see a jazz concert and out of town, the Barataria Reserve of the Jean Lafitte National Park. Formerly the capital of Louisiana, New Orleans is a city that is both typically American - it was the cradle of blues and jazz (Louis Armstrong and Sidney Bechet were born there) - but also rich in French culture, which gave it its name, its colonial architecture and its Old Square quarter.
5. Las Vegas
The largest city in the state of Nevada, known for its extravagance and casinos. Situated in the Mojave desert, it is one of the most visited cities in the world. Planted in the middle of the desert, the city of Las Vegas is a totally eccentric urban mirage where hotels and casinos compete with extravagance to always put a little more in front of your eyes. The city of casinos has become so mythical that the sign indicating the entrance to the city is classified as a historical monument.
6. San Francisco
The main attraction is the Golden Gate Bridge, other sites to see are Alcatraz, Fisherman's Wharf and its waterfront, Twin Peaks and Chinatown. A mythical bridge and emblem of California's second largest city, the Golden Gate Bridge is well worth a walk or bike ride to the Battery Spencer View point of view in the Northwest. Unforgettable view
7. Utah
A state renowned for its great geological diversity: the two national parks not to be missed are Arches National Park and Zion National Park, where spectacular geological formations can be admired.Monument Valley is the "must see" of the American West. On the border between Arizona and Utah, the mythical site where more than a hundred films were shot has become the symbol of the West. To discover by car on Valley Drive, preferably at the end of the day to see the sunset.
8. Wyoming
Another state known for its national parks. The two must-see sites are Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park. Also try to attend Cheyenne Frontier Days (rodeo shows). Finally, don't miss devil's tower, a site where the film' Encounter of the Third Type' was shot.Established in 1872, Yellowstone is the oldest national park in the world. Among the most popular attractions, geysers come in first, thanks to the famous Old Faithful ("Old Faithful") named after the regularity of its eruptions (every hour).
9. Hawaii
The only state made up of islands. Two places not to be missed: Na Pali Coast State Park, to do either hiking or helicopter if you can afford it, and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
10. The Colorado
Still a state known for its nature and beautiful landscapes. To visit first: Rocky Mountains National Park. Visit also Elk Mountains and San Juan National Forest. Created by the Colorado River, the Grand Canyon is the most famous and largest of the U. S. gorges (5,000 km2, hence its name). Some rocks are over a billion years old! A scenery to discover on foot... or by plane to appreciate its immensity.