Sightseeing

Follow the famous red brick line past 16 Revolutionary landmarks, from Boston Common to Bunker Hill.

Boston, MA

Climb the tallest all-granite tower in the U.S. for jaw-dropping views over Provincetown and the sea.

Provincetown, MA

Ferry out to Lady Liberty and walk the halls where 12 million immigrants first set foot in America.

New York, NY

Stand in the room where the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were signed, American history's ground zero.

Philadelphia, PA

Climb the marble steps where Dr. King spoke and take in the Mall's most moving view, free and open 24 hours.

Washington, DC

Ride 500 feet up the world's tallest stone obelisk for the only aerial panorama of the White House, Capitol, and Mall.

Washington, DC

Stroll the world's largest collection of Art Deco architecture, pastel hotels, neon signs and South Beach swagger.

Miami Beach, FL

Ride a tiny tram pod 630 feet up America's tallest monument for sweeping views of the Mississippi and the city skyline.

St. Louis, MO

A cypress-shaded riverside promenade of cafes, bridges, and barges one story below the city streets.

San Antonio, TX

Ride 750 feet up the 1968 World's Fair tower for panoramic views, a 4D theater, and a revolving restaurant.

San Antonio, TX

Ride the yellow bug elevators 775 feet up for the definitive bird's-eye view of both falls and beyond.

Niagara Falls, ON

Choreographed jets dance to music in front of the Bellagio, free and running nightly on the Strip.

Las Vegas, NV