This section describes the Entertainment ,Tourist Attractions in US etc.

Entertainment

Major cities often have one or more guidebooks that list the local attractions. It is worth buying a copy of this book. You should be able to find it at local bookstores. The AAA provides free guidebooks for members. The Sunday newspaper will include a section on arts, music, theater, movies, and other forms of entertainment.

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Many museums and tourist attractions offer discounted admission to students. You will need to show your student identification card. A college ID works fine. You can also get an International Student Identity Card (ISIC) for $20. Membership includes a booklet listing available discounts and a 24-hour help-line (1-800-626-2427). For more information send email to isicinfo@istc.org.

Tourist Attractions

During your stay in the United States, you may wish to do a little touring. The US has a lot to offer the international visitor.

Tourist season runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day. During the off season the attractions will not be as crowded and hotels won't be as full. But some attractions, such as amusement parks, shut down when school is in session.

Some of the more famous attractions for international visitors include:

• Niagara Falls
• The Smithsonian Institution
• Disney World
• The Grand Canyon
• Yellowstone National Park
• Statue of Liberty
• Maine Lobster
• Mall of America

There are also several cities worth visiting for their rich of museums, culture, events, attractions, and history. They include:

• Boston, Massachusetts
• Chicago, Illinois
• Hollywood, California
• Las Vegas, Nevada
• Miami, Florida
• New York City
• San Francisco, California
• Washington, DC