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9 places in America where you need to visit at least once in your life

Americans do not need a passport to see the most beautiful places in the world. CNBC 9 has gathered unique natural attractions throughout the US that are perfect for travel.

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1. Sedona, Arizona

Sedona is famous for its ancient red stone canyons. There are more 70 hiking trails among the rocks and forests. The city is also known as a mecca for yogis and psychics. Locals confirm that there are many "places of power" and energy points. To visit most parks, you must pay no more than $ 9.

2. French Quarter, New Orleans, LA

Also known as Vieux Carre, the French quarter in New Orleans, Louisiana, dates back to the beginning of the 1700's and is famous for combining French, Spanish and southern culture. The unique architecture of buildings, a lot of jazz clubs and historical restaurants have been preserved here. Most bars operate 24 hours a day and there is a law that allows you to drink alcohol on the street.

3. Mount Rushmore, Keystone, South Dakota

Mount Rushmore National Memorial took 14 years to complete. And it is an iconic American landmark. The granite faces of the presidents - George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Theodar Roosevelt - were carved during the Great Depression at a cost of nearly $1 million. This place is visited by about 3 million people a year. Mount Rushmore is open to the public every day from 5:00 am to 23:00 pm, but there is a $10 parking fee.

4. Great Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Yellowstone is America's oldest national park, founded in 1872, with natural attractions dating back more than 2 million years. There are more than 500 beautiful geysers, hot springs and pools.

The large prismatic spring is the largest hot spring in the United States and the third largest in the world. He is known for his extraordinary colors. For entry to the Yellowstone Reserve will have to pay $ 30.

5. Miami and Key West, FL

Miami is famous for its luxury hotels, restaurants, bars and clubs. Here you can admire the buildings in the art deco style 1920-1930's. It also has its own little Havana, which is very similar to a piece of Cuba in America.
Key West is the southernmost point of the continental United States. It was Truman Capote and Ernest Hemingway’s favorite place.

6. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona

In Arizona, the Grand Canyon National Park spans thousands of kilometers on 3. It is famous for its rocks and stunning views. Here you can see bison and stay in a campsite under a starry sky. Cost $ 18 per night. Admission to the park is $ 30 for parking a car.

7. New York City Central Station, Manhattan, New York

New York has a concentration of famous landmarks - the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Times Square and the Empire State Building - which you can see in one day. Central Station is one of the most popular tourist sites. It opened in 1871 (to the public in 1913). The station is impressive with its architecture, high ceilings, facades decorated with a Roman triumphal arch, Corinthian columns, arched windows and the famous clock.

8. Hollywood and Sunset Strip, Hollywood, California

There is no such famous 107 meter in the whole of America, located high in the mountains. Many agencies offer tourist walks to the sign. From there, a stunning view of the city. And the Sunset Strip is famous for its countless billboards and entire walls of buildings that advertise movies, shows, concerts and sports. The legendary street from 1920's is also home to iconic places such as Whiskey A Go Go, Sunset Tower and Chateau Marmont.

9. Gulf of Bioluminissent, Vieques, Puerto Rico

There are several well-known bioluminescent bays in the world (Vietnam, Cayman Islands, Australia), and two of them are in the United States, for example, on San Juan Island in Washington, which can be reached by ferry. But the bioluminescent bay at Mosquito Bay in Vieques, Puerto Rico, is the most famous, and it is the brightest due to low water pollution. In the water, plankton lives, which gives a glow if disturbed. Tours cost $ 54 per person.

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