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Lived in:
Washington D.C. suburb
NYC (Brooklyn)
Philadelphia, PA
Miami (Coral Gables to be exact)
Visited in 2015/2016:
Seattle, WA
Portland, OR
San Francisco, CA
San Diego, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Miami Beach, FL
NYC, NY
Chicago, IL
Edgewater, NJ
Detroit, MI
Salt Lake City, UT (and southern Utah for Zion National Park)
Visited in 2014:
Miami Beach, FL
Chicago, IL
Detroit, MI
Fargo, SD
Minneapolis, MN
Cities in Wyoming and Montana (can't remember exact city but drove through both states to visit Yellowstone National Park)
Seattle, WA
Portland, OR
San Francisco, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Phoenix, AZ
Page, AZ
Santa Fe, NM
Albequerque, NM
Austin, TX
Dallas, TX
San Antonio, TX
Memphis, TN
Atlanta, GA
Portsmouth, VA
Savannah, GA
Tucson, AZ
Sierra Vista, AZ
2013
Miami Beach, FL
Charleston, SC
I'm sure I missed a bunch of places but that is what I can remember...
I've been to Minneapolis, Atlanta, Detroit, and the outer parts of Chicago. I've driven through a handful of other cities like Fort Lauderdale and Orlando, but I won't count those as actual trips.
Out of those, I've only liked Minneapolis.
You really need to visit downtown, that's where most of the interesting things are. Just seeing the skyline alone is worth travelling downtown. There are also tons of great museums (the Art Institute is right up there with Louvre, National Gallery in London, Metropolitan imo), plus Shed Aquarium, Field Museum, Millennium Park, Navy Pier, Adler Planetarium. Also lot's of great restaurants and live music if you're into that.
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington DC
Baltimore
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Columbus
Memphis
Nashville
Las Vegas
Charlotte
Raleigh (used to live there)
Atlanta (live there now)
St. Louis (born and raised right outside of it)
Tampa
Orlando
Miami
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Louisville
Buffalo
Hartford
I often wonder if these "name all cities/countries/states you have been to" threads are an internet form of masturbation. Relevant only to the self-poster. I guess I am cynical, but does anyone really care/read what the other posters document as the cities they've driven through?
My favorite cities for vacation are actually quite small. Larger cities are not necessarily more memorable.
Look up the lyrics to Johnny Cash "I've Been Everywhere " . Pretty much that is where I have been in the US including the first one Winnemucca.ETA I have never been to Alaska.
I was about to post the lyrics myself... it covers about 95% of my travels.
When I travel, I usually like traveling internationally because it's foreign cultures and stuff that really interests me, but nonetheless traveling is traveling and I'll take it as long as I get to do so. But compared to most other people, I've been nowhere in the U.S.!
Concord/Manchester/Nashua, NH (If you count Concord as a city. It's considered one but hardly a city, really)
New York City, NY
Boston, MA
Buffalo, NY
Washington D.C.
Newark, NJ
Jersey City, NJ
Parsippany, NJ
Williamsburg, VA
Richmond, VA
Savannah, GA
L.A., CA
Hartford, CT
New Haven, CT
GA: Atlanta & Savannah
FL: Destin,Tampa,Orlando,Ft Myers,Miami,Ft Lauderdale
SC: Myrtle Beach
NC: Ashville
AL: Anniston
NV: Las Vegas
IL: Chicago
MA: Boston
DC: Washington DC, Alexandria, Baltimore
NY: New York City
WV: Inwood
NJ: Rutgers
Boston
Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Louisville KY
Madison WI
Milwaukee
Minneapolis/St. Paul
Both Kansas Citys
Denver
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Portland OR
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
San Diego
Albuquerque
San Antonio TX
Dallas
Fort Worth
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