Best Places to Visit in the USA

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Best Places to Visit in the USA — The Quick Answer

If you're visiting the USA for the first time, New York City, Orlando, Miami, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington DC are among the easiest destinations to build a trip around — each has strong international flight connectivity, a clear reason to visit, and enough attractions to fill 3-7 days. Families tend to gravitate toward Orlando and Anaheim for theme parks, couples often pick New York, Miami or San Francisco, and history-focused travellers head to Washington DC, Boston and Philadelphia. Below, we cover 25 destinations in depth — what each is best for, how many days to allow, the best time to go, and which gateway airport to fly into — plus a full USA events calendar through March 2027. Not sure where to start? Message our team on WhatsApp and we'll help match a destination to your budget and travel dates.

Best first trip: New York City Best for families: Orlando 25 destinations covered in depth
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Best Places to Visit in USA at a Glance

The USA is enormous — bigger than most travellers realise until they're staring at a map trying to fit "everything" into one trip. The table below is a fast starting point; the full destination profiles further down cover attractions, budget, family suitability and gateway airports for each.

Destination Best for Ideal stay
New York City First trip 4–5 days
Orlando Families 5–7 days
Miami Beaches 3–5 days
Los Angeles Entertainment 3–5 days
San Francisco Sightseeing 3–4 days
Las Vegas Entertainment 3–4 days
Washington DC History 2–3 days
Chicago City break 3–4 days
Boston History & education 2–3 days
Houston Business & VFR 2–4 days
Dallas Business & VFR 2–4 days
Atlanta City break & VFR 2–3 days
Seattle Nature & coffee culture 3–4 days
Philadelphia Colonial history 2 days
Honolulu Island beaches 5–7 days
New Orleans Music, food & Mardi Gras 3–4 days

*This is a general starting-point list based on common traveller searches, not a ranked "best of" judgement — the right destination for you depends on your interests, budget and travel dates.

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Top US Destinations, In Depth

You don't need to visit all 25 to have a great USA trip — most successful first-time itineraries focus on one to three destinations. Here's the detail behind the eight most-searched places to visit in the USA, covering why to visit, what to see, when to go, how long to stay, which airport to use, family suitability and budget category.

1. New York City

Best for first trip

New York is the destination most first-time USA visitors search for, and for good reason — it packs the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, Central Park, the Empire State Building, Broadway and world-class museums like the Met and MoMA into one walkable, subway-connected city. It suits couples, solo travellers, families with older children and city-break fans equally well.

Best time
April–May, Sept–Oct
Ideal stay
4–5 days
Airport
JFK, Newark (EWR)
Budget category
Higher-cost
Who should visit: First-time travellers, couples, culture and museum lovers, and anyone who wants to explore on foot and by subway without renting a car.
Flights to New York

2. Orlando

Best for families

Orlando is built almost entirely around theme parks — Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort and SeaWorld anchor a huge ecosystem of family-oriented hotels, water parks and dining. It's the single most popular family destination in the USA for UK and Pakistan travellers alike.

Best time
Jan–Feb, Sept–Nov
Ideal stay
5–7 days
Airport
Orlando (MCO)
Budget category
Mid to higher-cost
Who should visit: Families with children of any age, multi-generational trips, and Disney or Universal fans of every age.
Flights to Orlando

3. Miami

Best for beaches

Miami combines South Beach's Art Deco Historic District, warm weather for most of the year, and a Latin American-influenced food and nightlife scene that feels distinct from anywhere else in the USA. It's a strong pick for couples, beach lovers and anyone extending onward to the Caribbean or the Florida Keys.

Best time
Nov–April
Ideal stay
3–5 days
Airport
Miami (MIA)
Budget category
Mid to higher-cost
Who should visit: Couples, beach and nightlife travellers, and anyone combining a US trip with a Caribbean cruise or Florida Keys extension.
Flights to Miami

4. Los Angeles

Best for entertainment

Los Angeles is the gateway to Hollywood, the Walk of Fame, Universal Studios Hollywood, and Southern California's beach towns like Santa Monica and Venice. It's spread out and best explored with a rental car or rideshare budget factored in, making it a slightly different planning exercise from a walkable city like New York.

Best time
Sept–Nov, March–May
Ideal stay
3–5 days
Airport
Los Angeles (LAX)
Budget category
Mid to higher-cost
Who should visit: Entertainment and film fans, families wanting a theme park alternative to Orlando, and travellers starting a wider California road trip.
Flights to Los Angeles

5. San Francisco

Best for sightseeing

San Francisco is compact, hilly and highly walkable, centred on the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Fisherman's Wharf and cable cars, with Napa Valley wine country and Yosemite National Park both within reach as day trips or short extensions.

Best time
Sept–Nov
Ideal stay
3–4 days
Airport
San Francisco (SFO)
Budget category
Higher-cost
Who should visit: Sightseeing-focused travellers, wine enthusiasts extending to Napa Valley, and anyone combining a city stop with a California national park.
Flights to San Francisco

6. Las Vegas

Best for entertainment & nightlife

Las Vegas is built for entertainment — the Strip's casinos, resorts, shows and restaurants run around the clock, and it's also a practical base for day trips to the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam and Zion National Park.

Best time
March–May, Oct–Nov
Ideal stay
3–4 days
Airport
Las Vegas (LAS)
Budget category
Mid-cost, variable
Who should visit: Couples and groups wanting entertainment and nightlife, and anyone using Vegas as a base for Grand Canyon or Southwest national park day trips.
Flights to Las Vegas

7. Washington DC

Best for history

Washington DC is the strongest US destination for history and education, with the Smithsonian museums (largely free to enter), the National Mall, the Lincoln Memorial and the US Capitol all within walking distance of each other on the Metro system.

Best time
March–May, Sept–Oct
Ideal stay
2–3 days
Airport
Washington Dulles (IAD), Reagan (DCA)
Budget category
Mid-cost (many free museums)
Who should visit: History and museum lovers, families with school-age children, and travellers combining a short DC stop with New York or Boston.
Flights to Washington DC

8. Chicago

Best for architecture & culture

Chicago offers a skyline and architecture scene that rivals New York's at a noticeably lower cost, plus deep-dish pizza, Millennium Park's Cloud Gate ("The Bean"), and a lakefront setting on Lake Michigan that gives it a very different feel from the coastal cities.

Best time
May–June, Sept–Oct
Ideal stay
3–4 days
Airport
Chicago O'Hare (ORD)
Budget category
Mid-cost
Who should visit: Architecture and design fans, food travellers, and anyone wanting a big-city trip without New York's price tag.
Flights to Chicago

More Great US Destinations

Beyond the top eight, these destinations come up constantly in traveller searches and each has a clear reason to visit — from colonial history to island beaches and road trip country.

Boston

History & education

Walk the Freedom Trail through Revolutionary War sites, explore Harvard and MIT in nearby Cambridge, and pair it easily with New York or Washington DC via Amtrak's Northeast Corridor.

2–3 daysBOSSpring/Autumn

Houston

Business & VFR travel

A major international gateway with NASA's Space Center Houston, a large and diverse food scene, and strong flight connectivity for business and visiting-friends-and-relatives trips from Pakistan.

2–4 daysIAHOct–April

Dallas

Business & VFR travel

A major DFW hub airport, strong shopping and dining, and a sizeable South Asian community make Dallas a common stop for both business and friends-and-family visits.

2–4 daysDFWOct–April

Atlanta

City break & VFR travel

Home to the world's busiest airport, Atlanta offers civil rights history at the Center for Civil and Human Rights, the World of Coca-Cola, and easy onward connections across the South.

2–3 daysATLMarch–May

Seattle

Nature & coffee culture

Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, and easy access to the Pacific Northwest's mountains and coastline make Seattle a favourite for nature-minded travellers.

3–4 daysSEAJuly–Sept

Philadelphia

Colonial history

Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell make Philadelphia one of the most historically significant US cities, and it's an easy add-on to a New York or Washington DC trip.

2 daysPHLSpring/Autumn

Honolulu

Island beaches

Hawaii's main gateway combines Waikiki Beach, Pearl Harbor history, and easy inter-island flights to Maui or the Big Island for a longer tropical trip.

5–7 daysHNLApril–May, Sept–Nov

New Orleans

Music, food & Mardi Gras

The French Quarter, live jazz, distinctive Creole and Cajun food, and the world-famous Mardi Gras season make New Orleans one of the USA's most atmospheric cities.

3–4 daysMSYFeb (Mardi Gras), March–May

San Diego

Beaches, zoo & families

A laid-back Southern California alternative to Los Angeles, with the famous San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld, and some of California's most reliable year-round weather.

3–4 daysSANYear-round

Nashville

Music & nightlife

Country music's home base, with live honky-tonk bars on Broadway, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and a growing food scene that has made it one of the fastest-rising US city breaks.

2–3 daysBNAApril–June, Sept–Oct

Anaheim

Families (Disneyland)

Home to the original Disneyland Resort, Anaheim is an easy add-on to a Los Angeles trip and a strong alternative or companion to Orlando for Disney-focused families.

3–4 daysSNA / LAXSept–Nov, Jan–Feb

Austin

Live music & food trucks

Texas's laid-back capital blends live music venues, a huge food truck scene and outdoor swimming spots like Barton Springs, popular with younger independent travellers.

2–3 daysAUSMarch–May, Oct–Nov

Denver

Rockies gateway

A mile-high base for exploring the Rocky Mountains, Denver suits hikers, skiers in winter, and travellers wanting a national-park-adjacent city break.

2–3 daysDENJune–Sept, Dec–March (ski)

Phoenix & Scottsdale

Desert sun & golf

A warm-weather desert escape with resort spas, golf courses and easy access to the Grand Canyon, most enjoyable outside the peak summer heat.

2–4 daysPHXOct–April

Grand Canyon & Arizona

National parks & road trips

One of the most dramatic natural landscapes on earth, reachable as a day trip from Las Vegas or as the centrepiece of a wider Southwest national parks road trip.

1–3 daysvia LAS/PHXMarch–May, Sept–Nov

Yosemite & Northern California

National parks

Waterfalls, granite cliffs and giant sequoias make Yosemite a natural extension of a San Francisco trip for travellers who want mountains alongside city sightseeing.

2–3 daysvia SFOMay–Oct

Charleston

Southern charm & history

Cobblestone streets, antebellum architecture and a highly regarded food scene make Charleston a favourite for slower-paced Southern city breaks.

2–3 daysCHSMarch–May, Sept–Nov

Best USA Destinations for UK Travellers

UK travellers benefit from some of the best transatlantic flight connectivity in the world, with non-stop routes from London and several regional airports. That makes the following destinations especially practical starting points.

New York

Shortest flight time from the UK

At roughly 8 hours non-stop from London, New York is the fastest major US city to reach from the UK, with dozens of daily flight options.

Orlando

The UK's favourite family destination

Orlando has long been one of the most-booked long-haul destinations for UK families, with extensive non-stop options from London and Manchester.

Miami

Popular beach and cruise gateway

Miami suits UK travellers combining a city stay with a Caribbean cruise departure, or simply wanting guaranteed winter sun.

Los Angeles

Longest non-stop option, big payoff

At around 10-11 hours from London, Los Angeles takes longer to reach but opens up the whole of Southern California and the West Coast.

Las Vegas

Strong direct UK connectivity

Direct flights from London to Las Vegas make it an easy standalone trip or a stopover en route to the Grand Canyon and national parks.

Boston

Popular with history & education travellers

A relatively short flight from the UK with strong Amtrak links onward to New York and Washington DC for a multi-city Northeast itinerary.

For a full breakdown of routes, airlines and booking windows from every major UK airport, see our guides on the best airlines from the UK to the USA and how to find cheap flights to the USA.

Best USA Destinations for Pakistani Travellers

Since there are no non-stop flights from Pakistan to the USA, every trip involves a connection — which makes choosing a destination with a strong onward gateway airport especially useful. The cities below are popular for a mix of practical reasons: major international gateways, well-established Pakistani communities for visiting friends and relatives, and strong business and education links.

New York

Major gateway, largest South Asian community

New York's JFK and Newark airports handle a huge volume of connecting traffic from the Gulf and Europe, and the city has one of the largest South Asian communities in the USA.

Houston

Business hub with strong Pakistani community

A major energy and business centre with an established Pakistani community, making it a common choice for both business travel and VFR trips.

Chicago

Central US gateway

O'Hare's central location and extensive domestic network make Chicago a practical base for onward travel across the Midwest and beyond.

Dallas

Growing Pakistani community & DFW hub

Dallas-Fort Worth's major hub airport and a growing South Asian community make it an increasingly popular choice for both business and family visits.

Washington DC

Diplomatic, business & education travel

A common stop for diplomatic, government and education-related travel, with excellent museum access for family trips alongside business.

Los Angeles

West Coast gateway

LAX offers strong connectivity for travellers continuing onward within the US or the wider Pacific region, alongside a well-established South Asian community.

Plan the connection carefully. When comparing routes from Karachi, Lahore or Islamabad, total journey time and layover length matter as much as the destination itself — see our full USA travel guide's flights from Pakistan section for route and visa planning guidance.

Best USA Destinations by Travel Type

COUPLES

New York, Miami, Hawaii, California

Romantic city breaks, beach escapes and wine country extensions around Napa Valley top the list for couples.

FIRST-TIME VISITORS

New York, Los Angeles, Orlando

The three most-searched first-trip destinations, each offering a clear, easy-to-plan reason to visit.

HISTORY

Washington DC, Boston, Philadelphia

The strongest cluster of Revolutionary War and government history, easily combined via Amtrak's Northeast Corridor.

BEACHES

Miami, Honolulu, San Diego

From Florida's Art Deco coastline to Hawaii's islands and Southern California's laid-back beach towns.

ROAD TRIPS

California, Florida, the Southwest

Highway 1 along the California coast, Florida's Gulf and Atlantic coastlines, and Arizona/Utah's national park loop are the three most popular US road trip regions.

How to Choose the Right USA Destination

If you're still deciding, work backwards from what you actually want out of the trip rather than a "best of" list. This quick decision guide covers the most common starting points.

If you want… Go to…
An iconic city experience New York
A trip built around children Orlando or Anaheim
Beaches and warm weather Miami or Honolulu
Hollywood and California energy Los Angeles
National parks and dramatic scenery Utah, Arizona or Northern California
History and museums Washington DC or Boston
Entertainment and nightlife Las Vegas
Live music and food culture Nashville or New Orleans

Once you've picked a shortlist, cross-check it against the best time to visit the USA and get a sense of overall costs with our USA trip cost guide before comparing flights.

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USA Events Calendar: September 2026 – March 2027

Timing a US trip around a major event can turn a good holiday into an unforgettable one — though it usually means booking flights and hotels earlier and expecting higher prices. Here are the standout events across the USA over the next several months.

Aug 24 – Sept 13, 2026

US Open Tennis — New York

The final Grand Slam of the tennis season fills Flushing Meadows and pushes up New York hotel demand throughout early September.

Sept 2026

NFL Season Kickoff

The 2026 NFL regular season begins in early September and runs through January, filling stadium cities on game weekends nationwide.

Late October 2026

Halloween — New Orleans, Salem & Nationwide

New Orleans hosts its own atmospheric Halloween events, while Salem, Massachusetts becomes one of the country's busiest Halloween destinations.

Nov 26, 2026

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade — New York

Giant character balloons and floats parade through Manhattan every Thanksgiving morning — one of the most-watched annual events in the USA and a major reason New York's late-November hotel rates rise.

Nov 27 – Dec 2026

Black Friday & Holiday Shopping Season

The unofficial start of the US holiday shopping season, with major sales at outlet malls in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Orlando.

Dec 2026

Holiday Season — New York, Chicago & Nationwide

Rockefeller Center's Christmas tree, Fifth Avenue window displays, and festive lights across major cities make December a distinctive time to visit US cities, alongside colder weather and higher prices.

Dec 31, 2026

New Year's Eve — Times Square, New York

The ball drop in Times Square is one of the most iconic New Year's Eve events in the world, drawing enormous crowds to Midtown Manhattan.

Jan 1, 2027

Rose Parade — Pasadena, California

A century-old New Year's Day tradition of flower-covered floats through Pasadena, followed by the Rose Bowl college football game.

Jan 6 – Feb 9, 2027

Carnival Season — New Orleans

New Orleans' Carnival season builds from Twelfth Night through Mardi Gras, with krewe parades rolling through the French Quarter and Uptown for weeks beforehand.

Feb 9, 2027

Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday) — New Orleans

The climax of Carnival season sees New Orleans at its busiest and most festive — one of the shortest Carnival seasons in recent years, so accommodation is worth booking well ahead.

Feb 14, 2027

Super Bowl LXI — SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles

The NFL's championship game returns to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, for the second time — expect a major surge in Los Angeles hotel and flight demand around the date.

Feb–March 2027

Presidents' Day Weekend & Spring Break Kickoff

Presidents' Day in mid-February and the early spring break season through March bring domestic travel spikes to Florida, California and ski destinations like Denver.

Event dates can shift. Confirm exact dates and ticket availability directly with each event's official website closer to your travel dates, since scheduling details are sometimes finalised only months in advance. For help planning a trip around any of these dates, message our team on WhatsApp.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything travellers ask us about choosing where to go in the USA

There is no single objective best place, but New York City is the most commonly recommended first stop thanks to its landmarks, museums, walkability and flight connectivity from both the UK and Pakistan. Beyond that, the right destination depends on whether you want beaches (Miami), theme parks (Orlando), California highlights (Los Angeles or San Francisco), entertainment (Las Vegas) or history (Washington DC).

New York City is the top pick for most first-time visitors because it packs iconic sights, world-class museums, Broadway shows and walkable neighbourhoods into one compact area, and it has excellent non-stop flight connections from London and other UK airports. Orlando, Los Angeles and Washington DC are also popular first choices depending on your interests.

New York City and Orlando (home to Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando) are consistently among the most visited destinations in the USA by international travellers, followed by Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Miami.

The most searched and booked US cities include New York City, Orlando, Miami, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Washington DC, Chicago, Boston and New Orleans, each offering a distinct type of trip from beaches and theme parks to history, architecture and nightlife.

Orlando is the leading family destination thanks to Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando, followed by Anaheim (Disneyland), San Diego for its zoo, beaches and SeaWorld, and Washington DC for largely free, educational museum visits that suit older children.

Popular couple-friendly destinations include New York City for restaurants, shows and skyline views, Miami and Hawaii for beaches, California's coast and wine country around Napa Valley, and Las Vegas for entertainment and nightlife.

New York, Orlando, Miami, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Boston are the most popular USA destinations for UK travellers, largely because London, Manchester and several other UK airports offer non-stop flights to all of them, making them straightforward to reach without a connection.

New York, Houston, Chicago, Dallas, Washington DC and Los Angeles are among the most popular USA destinations for Pakistani travellers, reflecting a mix of major international gateway airports, well-established Pakistani communities for visiting friends and relatives, and strong business and education links.

Yes — New York City remains one of the most rewarding US destinations for first-time visitors, combining iconic landmarks like Times Square and the Statue of Liberty with world-class museums, Broadway theatre, diverse neighbourhoods and an extensive subway system that makes it easy to explore without a car.

Yes, Orlando is widely regarded as the top family destination in the USA, built almost entirely around Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort and SeaWorld, with a huge range of family-oriented accommodation, dining and transport options nearby.

Yes — Miami suits travellers who want beaches, warm weather most of the year, a vibrant Latin American-influenced food and nightlife scene, and the Art Deco architecture of South Beach, though it's less geared toward history or museum-focused trips than a city like Washington DC.

Most first-time visitors spend 4-5 days in New York City, which is enough to cover Manhattan's major landmarks, a couple of museums, a Broadway show and at least one outer-borough neighbourhood such as Brooklyn. A shorter 3-day visit can still cover the essentials if your itinerary is tightly planned.

3-5 days is typical for Los Angeles, allowing time for Hollywood and the Walk of Fame, a beach day in Santa Monica or Venice, and at least one theme park such as Universal Studios Hollywood, without feeling rushed given the city's spread-out geography and traffic.

3-5 days works well for Miami, covering South Beach, the Art Deco Historic District, a day trip to the Everglades, and enough time to enjoy the city's restaurant and nightlife scene without over-packing the schedule.

Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) are generally considered the best months to visit New York, offering mild temperatures and manageable crowds, while December has a distinct festive atmosphere despite the cold and higher prices. See our full best time to visit the USA guide for a month-by-month regional breakdown.

Late autumn through spring (roughly November to April) tends to bring more comfortable temperatures and lower humidity to Florida than the hot, humid and hurricane-prone summer months, though theme parks and beaches in Orlando and Miami are open and busy year-round.

September and October are often highlighted as an excellent window for California, combining warm, dry weather with thinner summer crowds in cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, though Southern California's mild climate makes many months workable depending on your itinerary.

Smaller cities and off-peak travel generally cost less than major hubs like New York or San Francisco — destinations such as Nashville, San Antonio and parts of the South and Midwest tend to offer lower accommodation and dining costs, though exact pricing shifts by season and demand, so it's worth comparing rather than assuming any one city is always cheapest. See our full USA trip cost guide for a detailed breakdown.

New York City and Los Angeles are the leading US shopping destinations, from Fifth Avenue and SoHo flagship stores in New York to Rodeo Drive and the Grove in Los Angeles, alongside outlet malls near most major cities for discounted designer brands.

Orlando is the top choice for families thanks to its theme park concentration, followed by Anaheim (Disneyland), San Diego, and Washington DC for a more educational, museum-led family trip.

New York City, Miami and San Francisco (with a Napa Valley extension) are consistently popular with couples, alongside Las Vegas for travellers who want entertainment and nightlife rather than sightseeing-led days.

Miami and the wider Florida coastline are the most accessible beach destinations for UK and Pakistan travellers flying via a major gateway, while Honolulu and the Hawaiian islands offer a more remote, tropical beach trip, and San Diego combines beaches with a laid-back Southern California city.

Washington DC leads for history thanks to its Smithsonian museums, monuments and government buildings, many of which are free to enter, while Boston and Philadelphia are strong choices for colonial and Revolutionary War-era history.

New York, Washington DC, Chicago, Boston and San Francisco all have strong public transport networks and walkable centres, making them the most practical US cities to visit without renting a car. Most other US cities, particularly in the South and West, are more car-dependent.

A 7-day trip comfortably covers one region in depth, such as New York City combined with a short Washington DC or Boston extension via train, or a single-state California loop covering Los Angeles and San Francisco.

A 14-day trip allows two or three destinations, such as New York, Orlando and Miami for a city-and-beach combination, or Los Angeles, San Francisco and a national park detour like Yosemite for a California-focused itinerary. See our sample itineraries in the main USA travel guide for detailed day-by-day plans.

Choose the gateway closest to your main destination rather than the cheapest fare alone — JFK or Newark for New York, LAX for Los Angeles, MCO for Orlando, MIA for Miami, and ORD for Chicago are the primary international gateways UK and Pakistan travellers typically use.

Coastal and beach-adjacent cities such as Miami, San Diego, Boston and Seattle tend to be popular summer destinations, since inland cities like Las Vegas and Phoenix can see extreme heat, and summer suits family destinations like Orlando despite the crowds and heat.

Warm-weather destinations such as Miami, Orlando, Southern California and Hawaii are the most popular winter escapes, while New York, Chicago and Washington DC offer a festive winter atmosphere for travellers who don't mind the cold.

New England (Boston and the surrounding region), New York's Hudson Valley, and national parks in the West are especially popular in autumn for fall foliage, while cities like New York, Chicago and San Francisco offer mild temperatures and thinner crowds than summer.

New York City is generally the strongest first-time choice from Pakistan, since it's a major international gateway with the widest range of connecting flight options via the Gulf, Turkey or Europe, and it offers enough sightseeing to fill a week without needing a rental car.

Yes — major recurring events include the US Open tennis in New York (August-September), Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York (late November), New Year's Eve in Times Square, the Rose Parade in Pasadena on 1 January, Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and the Super Bowl, which moves to a different host city each February. See our USA events calendar above for specific 2026/2027 dates.

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