10 Cities in the United States

Richmond-Virginia

Richmond-Virginia boasts four hundred years of history and possession of the most remarkable displays of fall foliage displays on the east coast. Small town charm and big-cities amonitiesare woven into the picturesque landscape of Richmond.

Denver-Colorado

Founded in 1858 and named after  James W. Denver , the Governor of Khansas Territory, Denver is one of America’s fastest growing cities. Located
at the foot of the spectacular Rocky Mountains, the “Mile High City” entertains millions of visitors each year who come to enjoy the citiy’s outstanding cultural attractions, museums, shopping, nightlife and the nation’s largest city park  system

Phoenix-Arizona

Surrounded by the stunning landscape of the Sonora desert. Phoenix offers 325 days of annual sunshine which visitors can use to experience a variety of recreational activities including hiking, biking and golf. Phoenix is home to more than 200 golf courses earning it the little of “Golf Capital of the World”

Albuquerque-New Mexico

Albuquerque provides a diverse bland of multi–culturalism, natural beauty, historic attractions, a spectacular climate, and a unique variety of museums, galleries and shopping. The Albuquerque International Ballon Fiesta® is the world’s largest and most photographed ballon hot air event

Juneau-Alaska

Juneau, the capital of Alaska, is the third largest city in the state and is located in the Tongass National Forest beneath towering mountains overlooking the Gestineau Channel. Visitors can enjoy the serenity of alpine meadows, the thrill of breaching whales, or the cities rich culture and history on display in local museums.

Helena-Montana

Helena sits in the foothills of the dramatic Montana Rockies, and was a gold rush boomtown in the late 1800’s. Acquiring the state capitol right from Virginia city in 1875. Helena is now the state’s focal point for politics and artistic culture and offers seemingly limitless outdoor activities for visitors as well as resident. 

Bismarck-North Dakota

Bismarck was named after the chancellor of Germany. Otto Von Bismarck, in hopes that railroad builders in North Dakota would attack German capital. Bismark was a hub for Lewis and Clark on their journey to the Pacific Ocean and today the capital city provides variety of historic attraction and outdoor activities.

Des Moines – Iowa

Established as a military garrison at the fork of the Des Moines and Racoon rivers, Des Moines became the capital of Iowa in 1857. Des Moines is a hub of government action, business activity and arts and cultural affairs. The city also offers affordable housing, one of the nation’s shortest average commute times, and an increasingly diverse population.

Dallas-Texas

Visitors to the city that has come to symbolize the American West, are greeted with a early helping of Texas hospitality and a variety of activities including museums, amusements park, gardens, and historic sites. The Dallas Art District, located on the north side of downtown, is the largest urban district in the US

San Diego-California

 Incorporated on September 9  1850. San Diego provides residents and visitors with sunshine, shopping, beaches, restaurants, and attraction such as Balbao park, the San Diego Zoo and Sea World. San Diego has quickly grown into the seventh largest city in the U.S and retains a strong connection with its Hispanic heritage.

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