Things to see in United States

13,382 places worth seeing in United States on an illustrated map: White House, Empire State Building, Golden Gate Bridge, Willis Tower and Pearl Harbor, and more. Zoom in and watch the landmarks, museums, nature and fun appear.

Highlights

  1. White House Official residence and office of the President of the United States.
  2. Empire State Building A legend from the moment it was finished in 1931, the Empire State Building was easily the tallest building not just in New York, but the en
  3. Golden Gate Bridge Suspension bridge on the San Francisco Bay.
  4. Willis Tower Once the tallest building in the world, the Sears Tower (officially renamed the Willis Tower) now has to settle for second-highest in the Am
  5. Pearl Harbor Well known for 7 December 1941, the "day that lived in infamy", when a surprise attack by Japanese forces killed over 2,000 U.S. military pe
  6. Metropolitan Museum of Art One of the world's largest and most important museums of art and world culture, you'll have to devote an entire day (if not more!), if you w
  7. Independence Hall The centerpiece of the park and one of the most important buildings of the Revolutionary period. Built as the Pennsylvania State House, this
  8. Brooklyn Bridge Work started in 1870 on the first bridge crossing of the East River between Manhattan and Brooklyn. This 1,595-ft suspension bridge was fina
  9. Disneyland Anaheim's main claim to fame since opening in 1955.
  10. Hollywood Walk of Fame The Hollywood Walk of Fame consists of a series of stars embedded in the sidewalk to commemorate famous movie, radio, recording, theatre, an
  11. Chrysler Building One of the most recognizable and favored structures of New York, the Chrysler was the world's tallest building when completed in 1930, but l
  12. One World Trade Center The One World Trade Center skyscraper rises 1,776 feet above the street and is the tallest building in the United States (and for that matte
  13. Great Salt Lake A railroad line – the Lucin Cutoff – runs across the lake, crossing the southern end of Promontory Peninsula. The mostly solid causeway supp
  14. Washington Monument No man looms larger over American history than the first president, and no monument looms larger over D.C. than this, both the world's talle
  15. Museum of Modern Art One of the greatest and most popular collections of modern art, on a par with the Tate Modern in London or Paris's Centre Georges Pompidou.
  16. Arlington National Cemetery National cemetery in Virginia, United States.
  17. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Located at North Coast Harbor, this glass pyramid was designed by noted architect I.M. Pei and houses a massive collection of rock and roll
  18. Mount Whitney The highest point in the Lower 48 United States is at the top of this mountain.
  19. Fallingwater Tours must be purchased in advance online or by phone. Grounds are open daily, weather permitting. Frank Lloyd Wright's most famous structur
  20. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Probably the most famous of the Guggenheim foundations (others found in Bilbao and Venice), which hold avant-garde modern art by artists suc
  21. American Museum of Natural History Holding a remarkably large collection, each of the 5 floors of this massive building has expansive and well-designed exhibits devoted to ast
  22. Walt Disney World Resort The renowned gold standard resort complex, home to four iconic theme parks and much, much more.
  23. Dolby Theatre Located at the Hollywood & Highland Center (see "Buy" below). Hosts a wide range of live performances, including the annual Academy Awards.
  24. Lincoln Memorial Most of the D.C. memorials, especially those for U.S. leaders, are meant to awe and impress in a very direct manner. None more so than this
  25. MetLife Stadium Football stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, home of the New York Giants and New York Jets.
  26. SoFi Stadium Stadium that opened in 2020 as the new home of the NFL's Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers.
  27. Crater Lake Is the deepest lake in the US and known for its intensely blue waters. (80 miles north of Ashland).
  28. AT&T Stadium Colloquially known as "Jerry World", this stadium is home of the National Football League's Dallas Cowboys. Known as "America's team", they
  29. Gillette Stadium Home of the New England Patriots (football), New England Revolution (soccer), and venue for the largest concerts in the area. The Patriots h
  30. Brooklyn Museum Housed in a 560,000-square-foot, Beaux-Arts building, the Brooklyn is the 2nd largest art museum in New York City and one of the largest in
  31. Neverland Ranch The 3,000 acre former home of Michael Jackson is not open to visitors, but is still a pilgrimage site for some former fans. Visitors can par
  32. National Museum of Natural History The real show stoppers here are the gargantuan, complete dinosaur fossils, and you won't have to search to find them! Further into the museu
  33. Lumen Field Home to Seattle's beloved Seahawks American football team since 2002 and Sounders soccer club, plus the women's soccer club Seattle Reign, L
  34. Hard Rock Stadium This stadium has been home of the National Football League's Miami Dolphins since it opened in 1987. Several years later, it was the first h
  35. Lincoln Financial Field The home of the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) and the Temple Owls football team (NCAA). Also the host to numerous concerts and other events thro
  36. Woolworth Building One of the oldest and most famous of New York's skyscrapers (dubbed the "Cathedral of Commerce"), the neo-Gothic Woolworth Building was comp
  37. Lake Chaubunagungamaug The beautiful spring-fed lake was a critical fishing site the Nipmuc of the area and later supported shoe and textile industry. A 45-letter
  38. Museum of Fine Arts Boston As the fourth largest museum in the US, the Museum of Fine Art is known for its impressive assortment of French Impressionist paintings as w
  39. Manhattan Bridge The Manhattan Bridge, just a bit to the east of the Brooklyn Bridge, with signposted access from Jay St. slightly over 4 blocks north (towar
  40. Washington National Cathedral The impression of walking up to the world's 6th-largest cathedral, a hulking mass cut over a period of 83 years of 150,000 tons of stone, is
  41. Hollywood Sign Hollywood's most recognizable landmark is easy to spot high up on Mount Lee in nearby Griffith Park. You can drive part way up for a closer
  42. Getty Center Campus of the Getty Museum and other programs of the Getty Trust in Los Angeles.
  43. St. Patrick's Cathedral A big, grand neo-Gothic Catholic church, presided over by the Archbishop of New York; a years-long renovation was completed in time for a Se
  44. Art Institute of Chicago One of the premier museums in the U.S. — and with the opening of the sensational new Modern Wing, it's one of the largest, too. Set aside a
  45. Jefferson Memorial Thomas Jefferson played an outsized role as one of the republic's founding fathers, the principal author of the Declaration of Independence,
  46. Bronx Zoo A world-class zoo featuring over 6000 animals. As with any big city, there are occasional break-ins, so be careful with your car and stow or
  47. Gateway Arch Designed by Eero Saarinen and built in 1965, this is the world's tallest national monument, built to be a symbolic gateway to the West. The
  48. Lake Okeechobee One of the largest freshwater lakes in the United States, it provides the majority of tourist attractions for the city. Fishing, sight seein
  49. 875 North Michigan Avenue 360-degree view from the 94th floor. Not quite as high as the Sears Tower Skydeck, but with a better view, and from January to March, an ice
  50. Aon Center 1136 ft. Built as the Standard Oil Building, the Aon Center is America's sixth tallest building from base to roof, after the Empire State Bu

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