The oldest neighbourhood of New Orleans, with Spanish and French colonial buildings with iron balconies, Jackson Square and St Louis Cathedral, and live jazz on Frenchmen Street and at Preservation Hall.
Try beignets at Café du Monde, open since 1862, and Creole food such as gumbo and po'boys. Bourbon Street is loud and lively at night. Mardi Gras, in February or March, is the city's great festival.
The home of Elvis Presley, where he lived from 1957 until his death in 1977, preserved with its Jungle Room, his cars, planes, costumes and gold reco…
The world's most visited holiday resort, with four theme parks: the Magic Kingdom with Cinderella Castle, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom…
The most visited national park in the USA, on the border of Tennessee and North Carolina, with forested mountains, misty valleys, waterfalls, black b…
NASA's launch site on Florida's Atlantic coast, with the Space Shuttle Atlantis, a Saturn V moon rocket, and bus tours of the launch pads.
A chain of tropical islands linked by the Overseas Highway, with 42 bridges, including the Seven Mile Bridge.
The largest subtropical wilderness in the USA, a vast 'river of grass' of sawgrass marshes, mangroves and cypress swamps, home to alligators, manatee…
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