Great US Destinations

By: David Urmann

There are lots of destinations in the USA that can allow you to gain enjoyment and a slice of American culture and fun at its finest. Before you go to these US destinations, you should browse through the details of each US spots in order to identify the best attraction for you and your family.

Berkeley, California

The Charles Lee Tilden Park and Bancroft Way are main attraction in Berkeley. It has pubs and shops that are very much favored by students. However, the core attraction in the place is the University of California which is very prominent around the world. A trip to Berkeley enables tourist to admire a special American University campus environment.

Alabama Sports Hall of Fame, Birmingham

Numerous sports related films and displays that highlighted unforgettable sports events were featured here at the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame. More than 5,000 sports artifacts are posed here. The athletic achievements of some sports winners are displayed here like Hank Aaron, Jesse Owens, Willie Mays, Carl Lewis and Joe Louis.

Copley Square, Boston

Copley Square is situated west of the Hancock Tower, the Back Bay area’s central square. It is enclosed by some aged and modern buildings, hotels, shops and department stores. The trinity Church that can be found on the East side of the square is a Neo-Romanesque building of red sandstone with fine stained glass and a touch of it by William Morris and Edward Burne-Jones. On the west side part is the Boston Public Library, 1895 that has an Italian Renaissance style. On the farther west are the Prudential Center described to be ultra-modern and its Prudential Tower.

Museum of Science, Boston

The Museum of Science put on shows that endorse learning through hands on understanding. Many sections of Science and Technology such as physics, chemistry, ecology, computers and zoology are covered here.

Highlights of the exhibit include:

Giganotosaurus – contains the world’s largest meat eating dinosaur’s skull replica. It also contains a Triceratops skeleton and a one and a half story tyrannosaurus Rex a half story tyrannosaurus and Rex Triceratops skeleton.

Computer Discovery Space – contains several high speed computers that you can enjoy with and together with a opportunity of developing your personal virtual fish that you can place later on in the virtual fish tank.

The Lighthouse – it contains eighteen different collaborative displays that promote and help explain the standards of light and optics.

The Human Body Connection – Aims to guide people on medicine, evolution, anatomy part physiology and technology.

Planetarium – the museum’s planetarium presents daily star and laser shows. The Mugar’s Omni Theater contains a dome screen that has five floors.

The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland Ohio

The Cleveland Museum of Art is established particularly on medieval art forms from Europe, American art and Asia. French Impressionists art and Picasso’s works in the Brunswick Cathedral is now known to represent the Medieval European art. In addition to the Cleveland Museum of Art’s collections, it also caters exhibitions and special gatherings.

Historic Columbia Foundation house Tours, Columbia

The Columbia Foundation House provides an educational exercise suitable for all ages. They also offer trolley trips and aided walking on the famous sites found throughout the city. Its main concentration is collections and the architecture of the four historic house museums that houses more than 5,000 objects as part of its permanent collection.

Civic Center Park, Denver Colorado

Located in the heart of Denver is the green shady Civic Center Park that is laid out in a classical style with several monuments. The state of Colorado’s principal administrative office can be found round the park. On its North side is the city’s principal traffic artery - the Colfax Avenue.

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