1. Chicago

4. NEW YORK New York in the 17th century

5. France’s present to New York

6. New York Public Library

7. The Metropolitan Museum

8. New York Underground

9. San Francisco San Francisco is a big city at the western coast of the USA in the State of California. By population the city occupies the 4-th place in staff and the 12-th in the USA. Suspension bridge "Golden Gate Bridge"

10. Street trams in San FranciscoCable cars, antique street trams, are one of the most popular attractions The city is on 43 hills, and almost all the streets are vertical.

11. The hippie movement was born on the streets of San Francisco and the Haight Eshberri.

12. Park "Golden Gate" in San FranciscoGolden Gate Park is one of the biggest parks in the world, with an area of more than 5 kilometers from the city center and to the ocean. On its territory there are 11 lakes, a yacht club, two waterfalls, a small herd of buffalo, a symbol of American prairie, a Japanese garden, in which collections of plants world-class.

13. California Academy of Sciences. Quinn Wilhelmina Tulip Garden The Museum of Fine Arts «De Young Museum» Exploratorium

14. Pier 39

15. San Francisco Carnivals

16. California State Flag L O S A N G E L E S &

17. High above the smog of central Los Angeles, Griffith Observatory has a much clearer view of the stars than the rest of the city. The world-famous observatory is perched high in the Hollywood Hills, in Griffith Park, a large park in the middle of the huge metropolis.

18. Los Angeles, a city in southern California, the most populous city in the state and the second most populous city and metropolitan region in the United States, after New York City.

19. Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills Rodeo Drive is a famous shopping area in Los Angeles, California, that attracts both shoppers and tourists. The plaza shown here offers some of the area’s most exclusive stores. Rodeo Drive is a famous shopping area in Los Angeles, California, that attracts both shoppers and tourists. The plaza shown here offers some of the area’s most exclusive stores.

20. Getty Center In 1953 American oil executive and financier J. Paul Getty founded a museum named after him to house his personal art collection. In 1987 the collection moved to the Getty Center—designed by American architect Richard Meier—in Los Angeles, California. The complex consists of six buildings on a 45-hectare (110-acre) site and houses the Getty art collection as well as research and educational institutes.

21. Grauman’s Chinese Theater Grauman’s Chinese Theater on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles is one of the city’s most famous movie theaters. Since it opened in 1927, it has been the location of numerous Hollywood premieres. It is best known for the handprints and footprints of well-known film stars, who have left these signatures in cement in front of the theater for more than 50 years.

22. NEW ORLEANS