Eastern States
Liberty
America’s Eastern States are perhaps the best known to visitors from other countries. Many travelers are attracted to the big cities such as New York City. However, there are thousands of places to see away from the big city especially if you are interested in historical sites such as the famous Revolutionary War and Civil War Battle grounds.
The Northeastern States offer Niagra Falls, pristine wilderness hiking trails and of course several bustling cities while the southeastern states offer more cities such as Miami and Atlanta, miles and miles of beach fronts and NASA.
The eastern states include: Maine, New England, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania, Virgina, West Virginia, Massachusetts, Washington DC, Maryland, Connecticut, Delaware, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida
Niagara Falls
For years, lovers have chosen to spend their honeymoon at majestic Niagara Falls. Located on the boarder between Ontario, Canada and New York, The United States, the gigantic mesmerizing falls face the Canadian shore, has inspired artists, authors and been seen by… Read more
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Biltmore House
While it is not called a castle, it is the largest single family home in America. Located near Asheville, North Carolina in the United States, it was modeled after three French chateaux and built by George Washington Vanderbilt II between 1889 and 1895. He was the forth son of Cornelius Vanderbilt who made his fortune in shipping and railroads. Read more
Boone Hall Plantation
There are vast plantations all over the world, but perhaps the most famous one in America is Boone Hall.
The magnificent moss-draped oak tree branches above the mile long drive up to the house instantly takes the visitor back to a time before the American Civil War when plantation owners grew cotton and owned African slaves. If the place looks familiar, it is because it was used in the filming of several movies including “North and South.” Read more
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