If I was to visit your country, what is the one thing I shouldn't miss?

[Serious Question]

The question is also in the title.

 

The Grand Canyon, if you dig that sorta thing

U.S.A.

 

I should have added that it would be helpful if you name your country as well.

 

If you are driving through..... I would suggest any politician for sure!

 

In the US...don't miss Charleston, SC and the outlying islands.

It is one of the most diverse cities...very much a mixture of everything...old, new, different cultures and filled with very old history. I think the round church and especially its cemetary is worthwhile to stop and see.

Of course the Grand Canyon is definitely one of the more beautiful, awe-inspiring places, as is the high desert in Nevada.

 

If I am visiting a foreign country sightseeing their politicians isn't really on top of my priority list usually Why you recommend that in particular, tazer?

 

You must visit the beautiful cities of Detroit, Newark, Cleveland, Rochester, South Central Los Angeles, and East St Louis :2thumbsup:

While in Rochester you can have a beer with pressed rat and in the spirit of halloween you can explore the arthur shawcross museum and memorial



Hotwater

 

The connecting flight back home.

 

and New Orleans (especially) for sure!!! <go during Mardi Gras

 

How the light affects the quality of the day.

 

Concerts and amusement parks are nicer in america. More options for shows and bigger and badder parks

Really america is big and diverse enough that there's something worth checking out in every region.

 

Bryce Canyon....

 

Smithsonian. US.

 

Dammit! I was gonna say that...

 

Niagara Falls is pretty nice. i mean that little town its pretty cool. ... its the only place i've been to that i assume Vegas looks like. probably.



oh yeah.. and theres like 2 casinos.

 

There are some good strip clubs in Niagara Falls... if that's your thing.

 

Stonehenge.

 

America's Stonehenge




hotwater

 

Waffle House

 

I agree. There are only a limited number of places in America that have real culture and history, and Charleston is one of them.

I would also suggest San Francisco and New York City.

If you're into camping and the great outdoors, America really has a numerous variety of options.