Frank Lloyd Wright is recognized as one of the United States' most influential architects. During his illustrious career, Wright created more than 1,100 designs, of which 532 were constructed. His buildings were modern beyond their years and many of them welcome visitors for educational tours. (continue...)
Music is a big part of the United States of America; there are a myriad of songs specifically describing the experience of living in America, and from these songs listeners get a distinctive view of American culture... (continue...)
Long-known as a cultural haven in America, New York City boasts one of the finest performing arts scenes in the world. Music, dance, theater and opera are not just well represented in New York, they are performed by groups capable of satiating the most discerning audiences. (continue...)
New York, New York, it's a wonderful town, the Bronx is up and the Battery's down.
— Excerpt from On the Town (1949).
What else need be said? In one simple song, On the Town was able to sum up New York nicely—it is a wonderful town—and though this classic film may be a little outdated, much of it still rings true. (continue...)
Being ethnically and culturally diverse, the United States prides itself on showing its colors, creativity and style through its regionally varied architecture. From the eclectic to the modern, the traditional to the futuristic, the United States is home to a plethora of innovative and breathtaking architecture. But what makes one building (continue...)
For many travelers, shopping
is more than a frivolous and superficial pursuit. It is a chance to explore
a city's history, architecture, cuisine and culture. The United
States has an international reputation for its phenomenal retail industry,
with malls, boutiques, outlets and department stores at every corner. Yearly,
this industry attracts millions of visitors with money to spend. (continue...)
