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iGap Travel Guide | The Americas
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The Statue of Liberty, Hollywood’s Walk of Fame
and the Golden Gate Bridge is just a fraction of the
incredible tourist hotspots that makes the U.S. a
thriving and diverse cultural landscape. Comprising
sprawling countryside, bustling metropolitans and
vast open country roads, it’s an area of the world
that is as varied as it is expansive. With the state of
Texas being roughly the same size as France, the
enormity of the country means that the options
available to travellers looking to expand their
horizons are endless. As a country that is this packed
with things to see and do, it’s almost overwhelming
trying and figure out exactly what you should
experience during your time there. Thankfully,
iGap
Travel Guide
have put together this handy guide to
help you get to grips with what the United States
has to offer and how to get the most out of your stay.
One of the main attractions is the countless
number of iconic cities it has scattered around its
huge land mass. It’s an amazing experience to see
some of these urban paradises, which have been
immortalised in film and TV, up close and in all
their real-world glory. Each one of these areas offer
unique experiences to those who travel through
them, so recommending which cities to stay in
during your gap year really depends on what exactly
you want to get out of your stay.
For unforgettable nightlife, cities like Chicago and
Miami have a wide range of bars and nightclubs for
you to socialise and make friends in this exciting new
environment. If you’re more inclined to have a cultural
experience, Seattle has an extensive collection of
museums and art galleries for you to check out.
As well as this, there are a number of opportunities
VENTURING TO THE
UNITED STATES
FOR
YOUR
GAP YEAR
Statue of Liberty
76
The Statue of Liberty, Hollywood’s Walk of Fame
and the Golden Gate Bridge is just a fraction of the
incredible tourist hotspots that makes the U.S. a
thriving and diverse cultural landscape. Comprising
sprawling countryside, bustling metropolitans and
vast open country roads, it’s an area of the world
that is as varied as it is expansive. With the state of
Texas being roughly the same size as France, the
enormity of the country means that the options
available to travellers looking to expand their
horizons are endless. As a country that is this packed
with things to see and do, it’s almost overwhelming
trying and figure out exactly what you should
experience during your time there. Thankfully,
iGap
Travel Guide
have put together this handy guide to
help you get to grips with what the United States
has to offer and how to get the most out of your stay.
One of the main attractions is the countless
number of iconic cities it has scattered around its
huge land mass. It’s an amazing experience to see
some of these urban paradises, which have been
immortalised in film and TV, up close and in all
their real-world glory. Each one of these areas offer
unique experiences to those who travel through
them, so recommending which cities to stay in
during your gap year really depends on what exactly
you want to get out of your stay.
For unforgettable nightlife, cities like Chicago and
Miami have a wide range of bars and nightclubs for
you to socialise and make friends in this exciting new
environment. If you’re more inclined to have a cultural
experience, Seattle has an extensive collection of
museums and art galleries for you to check out.
As well as this, there are a number of opportunities
VENTURING TO THE
UNITED STATES
FOR
YOUR
GAP YEAR
Statue of Liberty
