Best Touristic Attractions in every U.S. State part3
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Kentucky - Mammoth Cave
The Mammoth Cave in Kentucky is the longest cave system in the world. With more than 348 cave miles explored and mapped the Mammoth Park is one of the best tourist destinations in the world. The Mammoth Park also conserves a part of the Green River valley and the hills side of south central Kentucky. The cave was named Mammoth due to its large cambers and colossal size. There are many tours through the cave but the Mammoth Cave Discovery Tour is the best mainly because it is self guided.
Landmarks: Muhammad Ali Centre, National Corvette Museum
22. New Jersey - Cape May Lighthouse
New Jersey presently is the most densely populated town in the United States of America. It includes urban regions like the suburbs of Philadelphia and New York but there are also large areas of unspoiled wilderness and farming areas. The Cape May Lighthouse is an attraction that draws an impressive number of visitors each year. It was erected in the year 1859 and it was recently fully restored to the original structure. You can climb the 199 stairs to the top level of the lighthouse for the spectacular view over the Delaware Bay area and the Atlantic Ocean. The majestic lighthouse, the view and the town of Cape May create a very impressive setting for a romantic getaway or a relaxing weekend.
Landmarks: Atlantic City Boardwalk, Adventure Aquarium
23. Louisiana - French Quarter, New Orleans
The French Quarter is the heart of cultural life in New Orleans. Being one of the most visited places on Louisiana the French Quarter is famous for its rich history, wonderful architecture extremely great art galleries, jazz clubs and night life. The oldest neighbourhood in New Orleans the French Quarter was founded in 1718 and the city was built around it. Founded by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville the neighbourhood still has a unique French atmosphere preserving almost all its original features. The community is one with the most historical importance in the States.
Landmarks: National World War II Museum, Blaine Kern's Mardi Gras World
24. Maine - Acadia National Park
The Acadia Park is home for many animals and different fauna as well as the highest mountain in America. From early time people had been lured to the rugged coasts of Maine and in the 20 century the land that is now one of the most beautiful national parks in America was donated. Beside the Cadillac Mountain in the park you can visit the Park Loop Road system which offers some great views of Maine’s shorelines, Sieur de Monts Spring Area which is right in the middle of the park the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse and the Islesford Historical Museum.
Landmarks: Casco Bay in Portland, High Street Historical District in Camden
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Maryland - Ocean City
Ocean City is on top of the list when it comes to Maryland most visited tourist destination.
Ocean City is a wonderful beach resort with white beaches and crystal clear ocean waters. This is a great tourist destination for families and youngsters. Among its attractions are the Boardwalk full of life, shops, restaurant; Secrets Jamaica a unique disco club; the Wheels of Yesterday and the Frontier Town with its themed parks. The weather in Ocean City is warm and inviting always perfect for fishing, cruising, golfing and sightseeing.
Landmarks: National Aquarium in Baltimore, Maryland State House in Annapolis
26. New Mexico - Palace of the Governors
Located in the southwest of America, New Mexico was a Spanish and then Mexican colony. It is popular for the large number of Native American communities and also for the many native Spanish speaking inhabitants. Maybe the most famous New Mexico attractions is the Native American culture that can be acknowledged in reservations, artwork and the native population. Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe is a favourite recommended tourist destination. It bears the distinction of being the oldest public building in continuous use in the US. Once an official building for the Spanish, Mexican and American government, it is now a history museum. The collection on display focuses on the culture of the Native American population in the region. It has recently been added a very large collection of pre-Columbian art. There are even Native Americans that sell handcrafted original weavings, pottery and jewellery if you want to take home a piece of American history and culture.
Landmarks: Museum of International Folk Art, Georgia O'Keeffe Museum
27. Massachusetts
The most visited places in Massachusetts are Boston (America’s historical city) and Martha’s Vineyard but Boston is from far the favourite destination of tourist. Once in Boston you must stop at the Faneuil Hall Marketplace for a unique American shopping and dinning experience. If you really want to taste a truly Boston experience go to Faneuil Hall. The market place plays a big role in the community of Boston also offering a vide range of services for tourists from meeting planners and tour operators to tourism media and press
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Faneuil Hall is a market place since 1742 and it is now part of the Boston National Historical Park.
Landmarks: USS Constitution, Museum of Science, Flying Horse Carousel at Martha’s Vineyard, Harvard Square in Cambridge
28. Michigan - Mackinac Island
Mackinac Island is a perfect destination in the summers if you want to escape the heat of the city. This island is on top of the most popular tourist destination in Michigan. The Mackinac Island is a charming place very quite and peaceful mainly because cars are not allowed on the island thus tourist can enjoy the same seclusion that characterized this island for hundreds of years. On the island you can visit the two hundred fifty years old fort, go on an island carriage tour, visit the Butterfly House nature centre or experience the Wings of Mackinac Butterfly Conservatory.
Landmarks: Motown Historical Museum, Skyline ski area
29. Mississippi - Jackson
Jackson city is the capital of Mississippi and the county seat of Hinds County. “The city with soul” is among the most popular tourist destination in Mississippi. Once you arrive in Jackson make sure to visit the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science a great museum with more than 2 miles of outdoor trails and a gigantic aquarium filled with local fishes, reptiles and amphibians. The Smith Robertson Museum and Cultural Centre named after the first African-American Alderman in Jackson is another great destination. In addition you can stop by the State capitol and the Old Capitol Museum.
Landmarks: Dancing Rabbit Golf Club, Silver Star Casino, Beauvoir in Biloxi
30. Missouri - Saint Louis
Saint Louis is among the most popular tourist destinations in Missouri. One of the reasons for this may be the impressive Gateway Arch. The arch was designed by architect Eero Saarinen in 1947. The Gateway arch rises 630 feet from the ground from a quite solid and big foundation thus becoming the nation’s largest memorial. Beside the unique arch you can also visit the City Museum a very original museum featuring multi-level enchanted forest, huge aquarium, a circus and a museum of antiques. If you want to relax and unwind go to the Missouri Botanical Garden which is opened more than 140 days a year.
Landmarks:Arabia Steamboat Museum, Crystal cave
