What to see in the US of A

[Toasty]

Hi, leaving for USA the 10th of June, and will be traveling the country til 7th of July.

I will be arriving in Florida, and spend a few days at Miami Beach, then drive to Georgia (Adel), Louisiana (New Orleans), Mississippi (Oxford), Tennessee(Memphis, Nashville), North Carolina, Virginia (Charlottesville), Washington D.C, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), New York, and then Massachusetts (Boston).

Anything particular that I ought to visit while I'm in these states/cities?
Looking for historic sites
Places to get wasted
Nice restaurants
Gun ranges
and more

 

[slick]

Washington D.C, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), New York,

All I can really suggest is White House, Arlington Cemetery, the war memorials around the city (Washington), The Liberty Bell, maybe a cheesesteak (Philly) and Central Park, the Statue, Times Square, maybe a play on Broadway

 

[Atropa]

Yachats, Oregon. it's fuckin b e a u t i f u l

 

[Axi0m]

Salem, Massachusetts is Halloween central. You might even see some Lovecraftian horrors!

 

[avralwobniar]

only the last 4 states you should even consider going to

 

[Yurivw]

I've never been to the US but according to Fallout, D.C. is a pretty dangerous place to go.

 

[FIGHTSONG]

Go to Cape Cod, Massachusetts. It's not too far from Boston.
It has great beaches and great food if you like lobster.

 

[shia]

come to arkansas........

 

[Deleted member 19]

avoid maryland at all costs.

avoid it like the plague.

it's bad-but not as bad as delaware.

delaware can go fuck itself.

 

[Plankster]

I will be arriving in Florida, and spend a few days at Miami Beach

Bro let's fucking meet up

 

[Mic15000]

I see you are going in many southern states that is very bold of you. Anyways if you go to Nashville you HAVE to try the hot chicken, they say it's the best, I've been to Miami a few times, nothing much except nice hotels and beaches, I suggest to bring sunscreen cause in Florida the sun literally gives you cancer. But except for that I haven't been in America for a longtime so that's all I have.

 

[JohnLugo]

god i wish i lived in the usa of america

 

[-Hazardbsr*-]

Why would anyone go to the USA when they could go to the glorious country of Britain!

Pros of Britain:
Brexit Party got in the European Elections.
We've got a pub culture of absolute drunkards that do some amazing shit.
We once had a beautiful Empire that still runs throughout the heart of Britain.
We've got some of the best food in the country (especially in London with Gordon Ramsay's kitchen.)
This country has got some of the hottest birds goin.

Cons of Britain:
There are some absolute snowflakes in Britain.
Brexit is kinda 50/50 at the moment.
House prices are through the fuckin roof.
Boris Johnson did not get his rhubarb.
We've got an absolutely lovely little crime rating.

 

[FIGHTSONG]

Pros of Britain:
We've got some of the best food in the country (especially in London with Gordon Ramsay's kitchen.)

Pros of USA:
We have Guy Fieri

 

[Ond]

Why would anyone go to the USA when they could go to the glorious country of Britain!

Pros of Britain:
Brexit Party got in the European Elections.
We've got a pub culture of absolute drunkards that do some amazing shit.
We once had a beautiful Empire that still runs throughout the heart of Britain.
We've got some of the best food in the country (especially in London with Gordon Ramsay's kitchen.)
This country has got some of the hottest birds goin.

Cons of Britain:
There are some absolute snowflakes in Britain.
Brexit is kinda 50/50 at the moment.
House prices are through the fuckin roof.
Boris Johnson did not get his rhubarb.
We've got an absolutely lovely little crime rating.

he wants to go on vacation not on the hajj

 

[shibe]

been to the US a few times now, i can tell you some shit to avoid:
- any cheap hotel/motel unless you don't mind hobos snuffing around asking you for a dollar everytime you walk by
- any and all burger king and/or mcdonalds for the reason stated above
- a LOT of streets

most us cities that are WORTH visiting look like utter shit and are riddled with hobos, atleast in all that i've been (New York, Washington, Orlando, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Fransisco, Oakland)
if you don't mind any hobos like you're for example not visiting with your family then you don't have to worry much

 

[Toasty]

only the last 4 states you should even consider going to

Reason why I'm hitting a bunch of the southern states is to experience the culture, music, and historical sites. Pluss, I'll just buy a MAGA hat and I'll be safe, and put on a Biden or Sanders hat when I'm further up north.

been to the US a few times now, i can tell you some shit to avoid:
- any cheap hotel/motel unless you don't mind hobos snuffing around asking you for a dollar everytime you walk by
- any and all burger king and/or mcdonalds for the reason stated above
- a LOT of streets

most us cities that are WORTH visiting look like utter shit and are riddled with hobos, atleast in all that i've been (New York, Washington, Orlando, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Fransisco, Oakland)
if you don't mind any hobos like you're for example not visiting with your family then you don't have to worry much

We got a budget on spending about 50 dollars each per hotel room per night so I think we'll be okay. There is a website that allows you to book cheap hotels that have recent cancelations.

Why would anyone go to the USA when they could go to the glorious country of Britain!

Pros of Britain:
Brexit Party got in the European Elections.
We've got a pub culture of absolute drunkards that do some amazing shit.
We once had a beautiful Empire that still runs throughout the heart of Britain.
We've got some of the best food in the country (especially in London with Gordon Ramsay's kitchen.)
This country has got some of the hottest birds goin.

Cons of Britain:
There are some absolute snowflakes in Britain.
Brexit is kinda 50/50 at the moment.
House prices are through the fuckin roof.
Boris Johnson did not get his rhubarb.
We've got an absolutely lovely little crime rating.

Been to London, Oxford, and Brighton. It's okay.
The fish n chips there are shite, dunno why you guys cannot fillet a cod, and take out the bones.

I see you are going in many southern states that is very bold of you. Anyways if you go to Nashville you HAVE to try the hot chicken, they say it's the best, I've been to Miami a few times, nothing much except nice hotels and beaches, I suggest to bring sunscreen cause in Florida the sun literally gives you cancer. But except for that I haven't been in America for a longtime so that's all I have.

We're staying in Nashville for 2-3 days. Spending a good week in Tennessee, and looking forward to experience some good BBQ.

avoid maryland at all costs.

avoid it like the plague.

it's bad-but not as bad as delaware.

delaware can go fuck itself.

Don't have the time to stick around for Maryland, but thanks for the heads up.

All I can really suggest is White House, Arlington Cemetery, the war memorials around the city (Washington), The Liberty Bell, maybe a cheesesteak (Philly) and Central Park, the Statue, Times Square, maybe a play on Broadway

Yeah, I figure it's just historical sites to visit in Washington D.C, doubt there is much of a vibrant nightlife there, or is it?

 

[cns - he/him/his]

Come to Ireland

 

[Larry Gibbons]

Hi, leaving for USA the 10th of June, and will be traveling the country til 7th of July.

I will be arriving in Florida, and spend a few days at Miami Beach, then drive to Georgia (Adel), Louisiana (New Orleans), Mississippi (Oxford), Tennessee(Memphis, Nashville), North Carolina, Virginia (Charlottesville), Washington D.C, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), New York, and then Massachusetts (Boston).

Anything particular that I ought to visit while I'm in these states/cities?
Looking for historic sites
Places to get wasted
Nice restaurants
Gun ranges
and more

Some important advise, while driving on our extensive highway and interstate system, remember that across the United States, we have a wide variety of law enforcement agencies, throughout each state. Typically almost every state (excluding Hawaii) has some sort of State-Wide police or Highway Police. These men and women truly have a nice yard stick up their assholes, because they would ticket their mother for driving 5 over the speed limit on any given day. All in all, stay safe when traveling in and out of each state, be aware of changing speed limits based on jurisdiction, and remember to always follow the directions of a police officer if pulled over. The biggest mistake tourists make is arguing with a cop on the side of the road, because most state's have laws which allow for the police to confiscate your driver's license right there on the side of the road until you visit a court to settle the matter, some vacations could be ruined because of this.

TLDR; Don't speed on the interstate, unless you buy a radar detector (illegal in some states).

PS. Visit the smoky mountains in Tennessee, it is probably the most beautiful mountain range I have visited in the US. It is an amazing experience.

 

[SANSO]

Hawaii is the shit. You should check that place out.
It's $$$ but it's worth it IMO. Prob the best beach I ever have seen.

Food tastes better in South USA I think too.

Reason why I'm hitting a bunch of the southern states is to experience the culture, music, and historical sites. Pluss, I'll just buy a MAGA hat and I'll be safe, and put on a Biden or Sanders hat when I'm further up north.



We got a budget on spending about 50 dollars each per hotel room per night so I think we'll be okay. There is a website that allows you to book cheap hotels that have recent cancelations.



Been to London, Oxford, and Brighton. It's okay.
The fish n chips there are shite, dunno why you guys cannot fillet a cod, and take out the bones.



We're staying in Nashville for 2-3 days. Spending a good week in Tennessee, and looking forward to experience some good BBQ.



Don't have the time to stick around for Maryland, but thanks for the heads up.


Yeah, I figure it's just historical sites to visit in Washington D.C, doubt there is much of a vibrant nightlife there, or is it?

You can go pretty cheap staying in an Airbnb.