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Experience the infectious energy and international neighborhoods of ​New York​, farm to table food culture in ​Seattle​ and outdoor adventures in diverse ​San Francisco​.

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        “We felt like we were spending time with a friend who wanted us to experience the best of her hometown.”

        Dan M, October 2018

        “Possibly the best single day tour my wife and I have ever had and we have traveled a lot.”

        Steven P, April 2019

        “The wonder of this tour is you can change paths at any moment. It was exactly what I wanted, even when I didn’t know I wanted it.”

        Jordan S, July 2019

        “We saw as much as was possible as the tour was built around the attractions that were important to us. Would highly recommend.”

        Paula L, November 2019

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        Best things to do in the USA

        Best things to do in the USA

        America: the land of the free; the home of mind-blowing landscapes, universal entertainment, friendly locals, and world-famous cities each with their own culture, cuisine, and character. There’s New York City in the east, an artistic icon and architectural wonder with iconic sights (and equally iconic New York-style pizza) wherever you go – whether it’s major cultural center Manhattan or the trendy Brooklyn borough, a hub of hipsters browsing vinyl and vintage threads. Across the country in the west, there’s Seattle, home of snow-covered peaks and year-round greenery, where the coffee culture verges on fanatic, the epic cuisine is hyper-local, and the list of things to do ranges from museum crawling to mountain climbing. Further south along the coast in San Francisco, century-old saloons and speakeasies harken back to the Gold Rush days of yore, and the rolling hills rising through the famous fog cement its status as one of the best cities to visit in the USA. Where will your American tour take you?