This giant sculpture of four of the country’s most celebrated presidents took 14 years to complete (from 1927 to 1941), and is host to almost three million visitors a year.
A gift to the United States from France in 1885, the Statue of Liberty stands as a beacon of hope and freedom in New York Harbor.
Carved by the flow of the Colorado River over thousands of years, the Grand Canyon spans over 446 kilometres (277 miles) and offers stunning views from nearly every location.
For a time, the Golden Gate Bridge held the title of the world’s longest suspension bridge, but while it may have lost the title it’s still a sight to behold.
The formidable carved marble figure of the country’s 16th president is awe-inspiring from nearly any angle, and is even more impressive when lit at night.
The formidable carved marble figure of the country’s 16th president is awe-inspiring from nearly any angle, and is even more impressive when lit at night.
The tallest concrete arch dam in the U.S., the Hoover Dam stands at 221.4 m (726.4 feet) high.
The Alamo is home to one of the most storied battles in the state of Texas’s history, and has been the subject of a number of Hollywood films.
Home to numerous natural wonders, Yosemite National Park is a must-visit for any traveller.