Explore this US tourist map showing most visited cities, places to visit, beaches and national parks of United States of America.
City | State | Annual Visitors | Notable Attractions |
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New York City | New York | Approximately 64.3 million (2024) | Times Square, Central Park, Statue of Liberty, Broadway |
Miami | Florida | Approximately 8.1 million international visitors (2023) | South Beach, Art Deco District, Little Havana, Miami Seaquarium |
Los Angeles | California | Approximately 6.6 million international visitors (2023) | Hollywood Sign, Universal Studios, Griffith Observatory, Santa Monica Pier |
Orlando | Florida | Approximately 3.5 million international visitors (2023) | Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort, SeaWorld, Epcot |
San Francisco | California | Approximately 2.3 million international visitors (2023) | Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown |
Las Vegas | Nevada | Approximately 6.6 million international visitors (2023) | The Strip, Bellagio Fountains, Fremont Street Experience, Casinos |
Washington, D.C. | District of Columbia | Approximately 24.6 million (pre-pandemic) | The White House, Lincoln Memorial, Smithsonian Museums, Capitol Building |
Chicago | Illinois | Approximately 57.6 million (pre-pandemic) | Millennium Park, Navy Pier, Art Institute of Chicago, Willis Tower |
Honolulu | Hawaii | Over 711,000 (2022) | Waikiki Beach, Pearl Harbor National Memorial, Diamond Head State Monument |
Boston | Massachusetts | Approximately 22.7 million (pre-pandemic) | Freedom Trail, Fenway Park, Boston Common, Museum of Fine Arts |
Attraction | Location | Annual Visitors | Notable Features |
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Times Square | New York City, New York | ~50 million | Major commercial and entertainment center known for billboards and Broadway shows |
Central Park | New York City, New York | ~42 million | Urban park with lakes, theaters, sports facilities, and scenic trails |
Las Vegas Strip | Las Vegas, Nevada | ~42 million | World-famous stretch known for casinos, nightlife, and entertainment |
Union Station | Washington, D.C. | ~40 million | Historic train station with shops and neoclassical architecture |
Mall of America | Bloomington, Minnesota | ~40 million | Largest U.S. mall with 500+ stores and Nickelodeon Universe theme park |
National Mall | Washington, D.C. | ~32 million | National park housing the Capitol, monuments, and Smithsonian museums |
Millennium Park | Chicago, Illinois | ~25 million | Known for Cloud Gate ("The Bean"), Jay Pritzker Pavilion, and cultural events |
Golden Gate Park | San Francisco, California | ~24 million | Urban park with gardens, museums, and scenic trails |
Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World | Orlando, Florida | ~20.4 million | Classic Disney theme park with Cinderella Castle and themed lands |
Disneyland | Anaheim, California | ~18.7 million | The original Disney park opened in 1955, beloved for its classic attractions |
Faneuil Hall Marketplace | Boston, Massachusetts | ~18 million | Historic shopping center with street performers, dining, and colonial architecture |
Grand Canyon National Park | Arizona | ~6 million | Iconic canyon known for its immense size, layered bands of red rock, and vistas |
Niagara Falls | New York | ~9 million | Massive waterfalls straddling U.S.-Canada border with boat tours and observation decks |
Great Smoky Mountains National Park | Tennessee/North Carolina | ~12 million | Most-visited U.S. national park, with diverse wildlife, hiking, and scenic drives |
Statue of Liberty | New York City, New York | ~4.5 million | Symbol of freedom and democracy, accessible by ferry with museum exhibits |
Yellowstone National Park | Wyoming/Montana/Idaho | ~4 million | World’s first national park, famous for geysers, wildlife, and hot springs |
Hollywood Walk of Fame | Los Angeles, California | ~10 million | 2,700+ stars honoring celebrities along Hollywood Boulevard |
Alcatraz Island | San Francisco, California | ~1.5 million | Historic former prison on an island, now a museum and national park |
Universal Studios Florida | Orlando, Florida | ~10.9 million | Theme park based on movies and TV shows, featuring immersive rides |
Empire State Building | New York City, New York | ~4 million | Iconic skyscraper with observation decks and panoramic views |
Mount Rushmore | South Dakota | ~2 million | Massive sculpture of U.S. presidents carved into granite mountain |
Lincoln Memorial | Washington, D.C. | ~7 million | Monument honoring President Lincoln with a statue and inscriptions |
Liberty Bell | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | ~2 million | Historic symbol of American independence with visitor center exhibits |
Space Needle | Seattle, Washington | ~2 million | Observation tower offering panoramic views of the Seattle skyline |
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame | Cleveland, Ohio | ~500,000 | Museum dedicated to the history and impact of rock music |
National Park | Location (State) | Annual Visitors (Latest Available) | Notable Features | Year Established | Area (Square Miles) |
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Great Smoky Mountains National Park | Tennessee, North Carolina | ~13 million | Rich biodiversity, mist-covered mountains, hiking, waterfalls | 1934 | 522 |
Grand Canyon National Park | Arizona | ~4.7 million | Vast canyon carved by the Colorado River, hiking, rafting | 1919 | 1,902 |
Zion National Park | Utah | ~4.6 million | Massive sandstone cliffs, slot canyons, Angels Landing trail | 1919 | 229 |
Rocky Mountain National Park | Colorado | ~4.3 million | High-elevation alpine scenery, wildlife, Trail Ridge Road | 1915 | 415 |
Acadia National Park | Maine | ~4 million | Coastal mountains, scenic drives, hiking, sunrise at Cadillac Mountain | 1916 | 76 |
Yosemite National Park | California | ~3.9 million | Granite cliffs, waterfalls, giant sequoias, Half Dome | 1890 | 1,187 |
Yellowstone National Park | Wyoming, Montana, Idaho | ~3.3 million | First U.S. national park, geysers, hot springs, wildlife | 1872 | 3,472 |
Joshua Tree National Park | California | ~3.2 million | Desert landscape, unique Joshua trees, rock climbing | 1994 | 1,235 |
Olympic National Park | Washington | ~2.7 million | Coastal areas, temperate rainforests, alpine peaks | 1938 | 1,442 |
Glacier National Park | Montana | ~2.9 million | Glacial-carved valleys, alpine lakes, Going-to-the-Sun Road | 1910 | 1,583 |
Indiana Dunes National Park | Indiana | ~2.8 million | Sand dunes, Lake Michigan shoreline, hiking trails | 2019 | 24 |
Grand Teton National Park | Wyoming | ~2.5 million | Jagged mountain peaks, lakes, wildlife, Snake River | 1929 | 484 |
Bryce Canyon National Park | Utah | ~2.4 million | Hoodoos (spire-shaped rock formations), star-gazing | 1928 | 56 |
Hot Springs National Park | Arkansas | ~2.1 million | Historic bathhouses, natural thermal springs | 1921 | 9 |
Shenandoah National Park | Virginia | ~1.6 million | Skyline Drive, Appalachian Trail, forested mountains | 1935 | 311 |