Is it worth to visit the USA?

Question

Since it's quite expensive,I just wanna make sure it's worth it.
Please,be honest answering this question.

Ok,I posted this same question yesterday and among all the answers I got,many of them said that it depends on where I am from.
I'm from Northern Italy.Now I'm just curious to see your answers because personally I cannot see what difference makes where I am from.
Thanks.

Answer 1

I m from the united states and I have visited your country several times and I would think that you would be happy visiting the united states you know . I love venice and rome . missed solerno though did not have enough time . I think you would like the united states. good luck and have a safe trip.

Answer 2

Yes, it is worth visiting the USA. Believe it or not this is a great country to visit. Depending on what your interests are, you can have a great time. As you must know, the USA is nicknamed "a melting pot." A very diversified country, with intertwined cultures and beliefs. However, you will see more of these concentrations of different cultures in big metropolitan cities, like NY, LA, Chicago, Boston, Miami, etc... And the interesting part is that the USA has a lot of history, something that a lot of people do not realize. Off course, it's still a recent young country compared to Europe, but it still holds important history decisions and facts.
If you want to have fun, this country has activities galore. From amusement parks to Broadway shows to beaches and skiing. The USA is comprised with so much interesting activities that sometimes is hard to decide what to do.
And talking about being expensive. You just have to know where to go to get your money's worth. You can get great deal in the USA. Europe is not inexpensive at all. I just went there for New Year and believe me, things were expensive. You hardly see bargains.
In conclusion, I would recommend you to visit the USA. You wont regret.

Answer 3

I guess that depends on what you are interested in. I dont think it has anything to do with where your from.
The US has a diverse culture. If you go to one part of the US the people may act totally different than those a few states away.
The US also has a rich history. If your interested in history then the New England states maybe something worth checking out. Also the Western States such as Texas New Mexico and Arizona have a lot of history to them and its neat how the history has developed the culture.
Scenary wise we have some nifty things like Niagra Falls, Grand Canton, Death Valley and Smokey Mountains to name a few.
I know its expensive but the way I see it its going to be a learning experience. I would always take the chance to learn something new or visit a place unknown. I think it not only makes people more knowing but more understanding of the world around them when they can get out and expore that world.

Answer 4

Believe me Italy and USA does not have anything in common.
My italian friend told me that the countries, people, culture, and everything is different. I think that coming to USA is a great experience. Depending in what you are looking for there are different towns you must visit. New York, Chicago, Las Vegas, Washington DC, Miami, Aspen, Del Rio, Austin, San Antonio, Santa Fe. And there are a lot more.
You must also consider visiting Mexico. I am Mexican and I can say that Mexico is extremely beautiful. Cities in Mexico that you can visit are Cancun, Los Cabos, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Aguascalientes, Queretaro, Guanajuato, Veracruz.
You have many options it is up to you to go wherever you want.
Cioa.

Answer 5

Consider this: would a visit to southern Italy be worthwhile? Then recall that the U.S. is slightly larger and more diverse than Italy - the good, bad and the just plain interesting. Plus a HUGE number of people of Italian descent. There is probably something here, or the world would have stopped coming by now!

Answer 6

living the following my entire existence and having visited different international locations i'd say certain! it is continually a getting to attraction to close adventure to visit yet another u . s . and be conscious what their lifestyle is like. it is in trouble-free terms through understanding one yet another that peace would properly be made on earth. Any adventure of worldy practise is in trouble-free terms going to advantageous on your boom as a man or woman. the U. S. is a significant position, yet California (it is the position i'm) will be a mind-blowing position to visit; Hollywood movie studios, beaches, Yosemite and Sequoia nationwide parks, Tahoe snowboarding and mountains, demise Valley desolate tract, San Diego animal parks, San Francisco bridges and California food are marvelous. In large apple or Chicago all you spot is homes and city. Florida will be impressive to visit to boot; very last time i grow to be there it grow to be flush with international travelers.

Answer 7

Well if you like amusement parks like Cedar Point or Kings Island, you could visit Ohio. By the way Kings Island is in Cincinnati, Ohio and Cedar Point is Sandusky, Ohio. Probably about a 5 to 6 hr. drive apart. You could also go fishing in lake Erie, if you like fishing.

Answer 8

You can find almost anything you would like to do here. Be prepared for the size of the US. We are larger than all of Europe put together so it can take much longer than you think to get from one place to another. Also our public transportation stinks, rent a car. On the other hand flying from one location to another is relatively efficient and cheaper than in Europe. You will find most of us to be informal and friendly. Enjoy!

Answer 9

Please come here and spend your money!
All of our companies are going abroad so we can have all these things we demand, like TV's and five pair of sneakers per kid, but we need them cheap-
anyway,
it's going out faster than we can make it, kind of the opposite f the water that comes into the boat faster than we can bail it out...
Help, we're sinking!
OK, we're a bunch of greedy lowlives and it's not worth it.
You have some culture, some history, all around Europe.
Have fun over there instead!

Answer 10

I would pick one place and go "deep" there, not just do the U.S.A.
Interested in American history, go to Boston or Philly; interested in arts go to NYX,
or San Francisco. If you want to camp and be in nature go to the Grand Canyon. Don't try to do everything, but pick a place where there is lots to do that's pretty close.