United States
Unusual places in the United States
Little Island
Thanks to 132 Tulip-shaped pots, Little Island is a visually striking parkland, born from devastation.
New York City
Shofuso Japanese House and Garden
Shofuso Japanese House and Garden: Japan’s gift to America.
Philadelphia
San Francisco Botanical Garden
San Francisco Botanical Garden is one of three gardens that make up the Golden Gate Park.
San Francisco
Netherlands Carillon
Netherlands Carillon: A gift of music to honor Dutch-American relations.
Seattle
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Laurel Hill Cemetery was one of the first rural cemeteries in the United States
Philadelphia
Heckscher Park
Heckscher Park is the legacy of one man who wanted to create something unique and lasting for his community.
New York City
Bow Bridge Central Park
Bow Bridge is one of the most impressive features of New York City’s Central Park.
New York City
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
The Brooklyn Naval Hospital is one of New York’s oldest landmarks.
New York City
The Wave Organ
The Wave Organ, is a musical instrument played by the push and pull of the ocean.
San Francisco
Frankford Avenue Bridge
The Frankford Avenue Bridge is the oldest surviving roadway bridge in the United States.
Philadelphia
Dragon Gate Chinatown
Dragon Gate Chinatown: the grand entrance to San Francisco’s most popular neighbourhood.
San Francisco
Irish Hunger Memorial
The Irish Hunger Memorial: An elevated piece of Ireland in New York City.
New York City
Murphy Windmill
Murphy Windmill is one of two unique Dutch windmills in the Golden Gate Park.
San Francisco
Christmas Tree Point
Christmas Tree Point on Twin Peaks’ Northern Summit in SF, is a popular lookout point in the city.
San Francisco
16th Avenue Tiled Steps
Climb the 16th Avenue Tiled Steps from the sea to the stars, for a better view of San Francisco.
San Francisco
Zilker Botanical Garden
Zilker Botanical Garden: one of the most popular attractions in Austin.
Austin
Painted Ladies
Why are the Painted Ladies one of the most photographed sights in San Francisco?
San Francisco
Albion Castle
Albion Castle may be a hidden treasure to us, but it also has a hidden treasure of its own!
San Francisco
Yoda Fountain
Yoda Fountain: honouring one of the greatest Jedi Masters of the Star Wars universe.
San Francisco
Meridian Hill Park
Should we still be referring to this public space as Meridian Hill Park?
Washington DC
Morris-Jumel Mansion
Morris-Jumel Mansion is one of the most haunted places in New York.
New York City
Bradbury Building
The Bradbury building is the oldest commercial building remaining in Downtown LA.
Los Angeles
Franklin Square
Franklin Square is a family-friendly park in Philadelphia named after Benjamin Franklin.
Philadelphia
Elfreth’s Alley
Elfreth’s Alley is Philadelphia’s oldest continuously inhabited residential street.
Philadelphia
St Louis Cathedral
St Louis Cathedral has acted as the formal gate into New Orleans for centuries.
New Orleans
New York Catacombs
Stepping beneath an old church takes visitors deep into the heart of the New York Catacombs.
New York City
Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum
Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum: the oldest building in New York City!
New York City
Survivor Tree
New York's Survivor Tree that endured the horrific 9/11 attacks in 2001.
New York City
The Seward Street Slides
The Seward Street Slides: rediscovering your inner child in San Francisco.
San Francisco
Gas Works Park
Gas Works Park: A celebration of Seattle’s industrial past with an urban twist.
Seattle
Boston Massacre Site
The Boston Massacre Site: remembering a pivotal moment in American history.
Boston
Dandelion Chocolate
Dandelion Chocolate: A small-batch chocolatier in the heart of San Francisco.
San Francisco
