The climate of Miami: when to go to Miami

The city of Miami is located along the southeastern coast of the Florida peninsula approximately 25 degrees north latitude, so its location is a few degrees north of the Tropic of Cancer. The layout in the tropical area of the ...

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Miami: a luxurious city with beaches and lively cultural life

City located along the Atlantic Ocean coast in the southwestern United States in a tropical climate area. Miami is the arrival point of most tourists who visit Florida and its tropical beaches. The city stands at the mouth of the ...

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New Orleans: French vestiges along the Mississippi

New Orleans was founded by the French in 1718. The founder, the French J. B. Le Moyne de Bienville, gave it the name Nouvelle-Orléans in honor of the regent of France, the Duke of Orléans. The city is located 90 ...

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Washington: the capital of the United States of America

The city of Washington is the capital of the United States of America. The city is located in the eastern part of the country, not far from the Atlantic ocean coast. Washington stands along the left bank of the Potomac ...

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Chicago: architecture and sculpture in the open air

Chicago is one of the largest American metropolises. The city is located along the southwestern coast of Lake Michigan. Chicago is located in a privileged geographical area that locates it at the center of the United States’ road and rail ...

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Rent a car in the United States of America

Rent a car is the best way to visit the United States of America. In fact, the country with its excellent roads and excellent services and infrastructures made available to motorists is ideal for a holiday by car. The American ...

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The climate of Seattle: when to go to Seattle

The city of Seattle has a temperate maritime oceanic climate characterized by relatively hot and dry summers and by rainy and not excessively cold winters. Spring and autumn are also quite rainy but generally have mild temperatures. The mountains and ...

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Seattle: the city of Amazon and Boeing

Located on the west coast of the United States, Seattle is a cosmopolitan and forward-looking city. Home to famous top internet companies such as Amazon and aviation such as Boeing. The city that was founded in the mid-19th century is ...

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Denver: one of the most modern and vibrant American cities

The city of Denver has a recent origin, it was founded in the mid-nineteenth century in full gold rush. The first name of the city was that of Auraria, a name given to it because of the gold deposits discovered ...

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Route 66: itinerary along the most famous road in America

Route 66 is one of the most famous tourist routes in the United States of America, some sections of this mythical road have been declared National Scenic Byway, the road is a sort of national monument for lovers of two ...

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Las Vegas: the gambling capital of United States

Las Vegas, the main city of Nevada, is also the gambling capital of the United States. It is a city born out of nothing, in the middle of the desert, at the end of the 19th century. Its foundation was ...

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Itinerary in Colorado and Wyoming: The Rocky Mountains

The Colorado and Wyoming itinerary described here is a circular itinerary that starts and ends in Denver. This itinerary allows you to visit in a minimum time of 14 nights some of the most beautiful national parks in Colorado, Utah ...

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Itinerary in California: cities, coast and parks

The itinerary in California described here is a circular itinerary that starts and arrives in San Francisco, it allows the visit in a minimum of 12 nights of some of the most beautiful national parks and the two most important ...

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Itinerary in Arizona and Utah: the best of American parks

The itinerary described here is a circular itinerary that starts and arrives in Las Vegas (Nevada), it allows the visit in a minimum of 11 nights of some of the most beautiful national parks of Arizona and Utah. The total ...

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Zion National Park: Travel to American Parks 7

<—- THE BRYCE CANYON Day 9: Bryce Canyon National Park-Zion National Park-Las Vegas May 9 We leave early in the morning and after a few miles from Bryce Canyon we stop to admire the spectacle of the Red Canyon and ...

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Bryce Canyon: Trip to American Parks 6

<—- FROM MOAB TO BRYCE CANYON Day 8: Bryce Canyon National Park May 8 The alarm clock was at 6.30 this morning! I’m so sleepy! We go to breakfast at 7 and then drive to Sunset Point to start our ...

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The Capitol Reef: Journey to American Parks 5

<—- MOAB: THE PARK OF THE ARCHES AND THE CANYONLANDS Day 7: Moab-Capitol Reef-Bryce Canyon National Park May 7 This morning we left at 8 for Bryce Canyon. We are traveling on Interstate 70, as we move away from Moab ...

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Arches and Canyonlands: Journey to American Parks 4

<—- FROM THE MONUMENT VALLEY TO MOAB Day 6: Moab (Arches National Park, Dead Horse Point, Canyonlands and Castle Valley) May 6 Arches National Park We leave at 8.30 from our Ramada Inn hotel. Today’s first stop is Arches National ...

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The Natural Bridges: Trip to American Parks 3

<—- FROM THE PETRIFIED FOREST TO THE MONUMENT VALLEY Day 5: Kayenta (Monument Valley) -Natural Bridges-Canyonlands National Park-Moab May 5 Today we traveled 320 miles from Kayenta to Moab. Via Natural Bridges National Monument and Canyonlands (The Needles) National Park. ...

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Trip to American Parks 2: Monument Valley

<—- FROM LAS VEGAS TO THE GRAND CANYON Day 3: Grand Canyon National Park- Meteor Crater-Petrified Forest National Park-Holbrook (Petrified Forest National Park) May 3 Trip to American Parks. We get up around 7 and after breakfast, around 8.30 we ...

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Travel to American parks: Arizona and Utah 1

The itinerary we made on this travel to American parks was circular. We left Las Vegas, continuing on to the Grand Canyon N.P. (via Hoover Dam), Meteor Crater, Petrified Forest N.P., Canyon de Chelly, Monument Valley, Mexican Hat, Goosenecks of ...

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Rainbow Bridge: a large natural arch

The Rainbow Bridge National Monument is located near the shores of Lake Powell in Utah. The town closest to this natural arch is that of Page in Arizona. Page can be used as a base for visiting many interesting places ...

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The climate of Arches National Park: when to go

The area of the Arches National Park is part of the Colorado Plateau, it is an area with a high altitude desert climate, with large changes in temperature between day and night and between the various seasons of the year. ...

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The attractions of the Arches National Park: what to see

The Arches National Park is a park full of attractions. For his visit, at least a full day is recommended, there are many things to see and numerous paths, of all durations, to be covered. There are many scenic spots, ...

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Arches National Park: the park of natural arches

In the surroundings of the town of Moab, in eastern Utah not far from the border with the state of Colorado, there are some of the most beautiful parks in Utah, one of these is undoubtedly the Arches National Park. ...

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Saguaro National Park: the cactus park in Arizona

Saguaro National Park is located in southeastern Arizona. The park is divided into two sections that are located 20 miles (32 km) east and 15 miles (24 km) west of the city of Tucson in Arizona, respectively. The park, as ...

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The Petrified Forest National Park of Arizona

Petrified Forest National Park is an Arizona park located in the central-eastern desert part of the state, about 20 miles east of the town of Holbrook, near the border with New Mexico. The park extends over a desert area of ...

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The tourist attractions of the Canyon de Chelly: what to see

Canyon de Chelly can be visited with your own car along two roads, North and South Rim Drives, of approximately 35 miles each. These roads pass along the edges of the two canyons and allow visiting the main attractions of ...

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Monument Valley: the Far West is here …

Monument Valley is one of the symbols of the American far-west. Crossed by the US 163, it is located along the border between Arizona and Utah and is part of the Navajos Indian reserve. The name in the Navajo language ...

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United States power plugs and sockets, telephones

This page contains useful information to know before leaving for a trip to the United States. What are the power plugs and sockets used in the United States. The necessary travel documents are indicated. What kind of mobile phones work ...

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