Worth of Visit reviews for USA

North Beach is the Little Italy district in San Francisco. The area is a Californian version of Italy, so don't expect such authentic feeling as in Chinatown. North Beach is still nice area to stroll around, as there are a lot of good cafés (even in European standards) and restaurants.

The resta... More >

San Francisco Chinatown is the biggest Chinatown in the world and a nice place to stroll around. The place is a mixture of real Chinese town with peculiar stores, Chinese banks and exotic foods, and a commercial version of the Chinatowns, maintained for the tourists.

There are a lot of restaurant... More >

Santana Row is newly developed shopping and dining area in San Jose. It is claimed to be an European styled district with a lot of cafés, restaurants, boutiques and decent pavements to walk on.

In some sense, the place has gained sort of poshy European appeal. On the other hand, the district is ... More >

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is surprisingly good art museum; both the collections and the museum itself is really worth a visit.

The collections cannot boast with a huge selection of works from celebrated artists, but it is big enough to portray the essence in modern art. The exhibitions f... More >

Tenderloin is area north of San Francisco Civic Center showing the San Francisco life in it's raw form. The streets are lined with homeless people, some of those looking quite unfriendly. There are grudgy corner stores in which you really don't want to buy anything.

Note that the area is not very... More >

The Field Museum is a must destination for families with children and for people interested in science and nature in general. The vast museum is located a few kilometers south from the Chicago downtown, and taxi is the easiest way to get there. Also public transportation works, at least according to... More >

Times Square is New York's ode to commercialism. There are probably any places on Earth that is more filled with advertisements, corporate logos and all other commercial paraphernalia.

If you like that, Times Square is just the place for you. You can stare the endless rows and columns of blinking... More >

Whitney Museum of American Art is not so well-known art gem near the Guggenheim. The museum collections allows you to create a comprehensive view on modern and contemporary American art.

The best time to visit the museum is on Friday nights, as you can pay what you like to. Saving money is not th... More >

Yerba Buena Gardens is a miniscule park near the busy shopping district and Union Square. The park is surrounded by tall buildings, but still it is able to calm you down. In the mornings, you can see Chinese people practising taiji on the park.

The park is especially beautiful during springtime, ... More >