Where are we going to eat? We are going to eat at Graycliff; the first 5 star restaurant in the Caribbean.

And if we are going to do shopping, we can go to Port Lucaya; it is the largest outdoor marketplace, with over forty specialty stores and boutiques.

And, when you are with your friends, where are you going to have fun? You can go to Aquaventure, is a themed aquarium park designed to resemble the ruins of Atlantis.
We think that you are going to do an holiday at the Bahamas using our information!

Giovanni, Marco and Asia - 3B

In Miami there is a beach " Miami beach".

It's very big and there are a lot of people.

We are going to see the basketball match Miami vs Los Angeles at the AmericanAirlines Arena (FTX Arena).

We like monkeys and so we are going to visit the Monkey Jungle in Miami.

The monkeys are cute and nice.

In Miami there is an “art deco welcome center”.

 It is beautiful and is one of the nicest areas of Miami beach 

We are going to swim in the “Venetian pool”.

It is a relaxing public swimming pool where you can relax.

Daniele and Federico  - 3B

Thomas and Davide - 3E

Fremont Street is the oldest part of Las Vegas and is the second most important street in the city. 
The first casinos, the first clubs and the first films were filmed along this street. A famous show takes place in this street: Fremont Street Experience.

Giorgia and Gaia - 3E

"Rocky's Staircase" is the 72 stone steps in front of the entrance to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, it became known after the appearance in the three-time Academy Award-winning film Rocky. The 'Rocky Staircase scene' has become a cultural icon. Many tourists reach the steps to reenact the scene themselves.

Independence National Historical Park is a historical national park of the United States of America located within the historic center of the city of Philadelphia, there are many buildings and places related to the American Revolution. Managed by the National Park Service, it covers 40 acres of historic land, most famous of which are Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell Center.

Giacomo e Elisa C.

We are going to go to Chicago, the capital of Illinois.
The most famous characters born in Chicago are many, including: Jennifer Hudson, Lylli and Lana Wachowski, Frances Mcdormand and Bobby Fisher, etc... , but now let's talk a little about the city itself.

Chicago is home to many attractions, but we have chosen only three which are: Lincoln Park Zoo, Shedd Aquarium and the Willis Towers.

Lincoln Park Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in the United States, having been established in 1868.
This zoo is a member of the American Zoological Society (AZA). It is located in Chicago's Lincoln Park and covers approximately 14 hectares.
The Zoo is one of four major zoos in the Chicago area and it is the largest within the urban area.
The park is home to 1,250 animals including polar bears, gorillas and eastern black rhinos.
In addition to the animals, it is possible to admire an oak tree dating back to 1830, three years before the city of Chicago was founded.

The Shedd Aquarium (aka John G. Shedd Aquarium) is a public aquarium in Chicago, it opened on May 30, 1930. The aquarium contains over 25,000 fish, and was for some time the largest aquarium in the indoor aquarium in the world and the first indoor aquarium to have a permanent exhibit of saltwater fish.
The Shedd Aquarium contains 1500 different species of animals including fish, reptiles, amphibians and both marine and terrestrial mammals.

Willis Tower, also known as Sears Tower, is a skyscraper in Chicago. It was the tallest building in the world from 1973 to 1998. The area on which the building is located is bordered by Adams Street to the north, Jackson Boulevard to the south, South Wacker Drive to the west and Franklin Street to the east, and has an area of ​​418,064.

Niccolò and Diego - 3E

1ˢᵗ  DAY: ATLANTA

Atlanta is the capital and most populous city of the U.S. state of Georgia. Atlanta has played an active role in American history. It is where many civil rights movements were launched. We are going to visit the house of the famous Martin Luther King, that was an American Baptist, minister and activist, one of the most prominent leaders in the civil rights movement.

2ⁿᵈ DAY: SAVANNAH - TYBEE ISLAND

Savannah is a long-standing city known throughout the country for its beautiful coastal landscapes, its well-preserved architecture and its rich, vibrant history. Some tenets of Savannah's history are famous, like the famous Forrest Gump scene. We are going to spend the day admiring the Savannah River on River Street, and then we are going to Tybee Island, home to three miles of beautiful beaches.

3ʳᵈ DAY: MACON

Macon is the largest Native American earthen mounds from around 1000 A.D., and displays artifacts spanning thousands of years. We are going to the Museum of Arts and Sciences, a very interesting museum for the people that love nature.

4ᵗʰ DAY: AUGUSTA

On the last day of our trip, we are going to spend the day in Augusta, near the South Carolina border. More precisely we are going to spend it in the Pendleton King Park, a 64-acre bird sanctuary of great topographic diversity with pine forests, sand ridges and marshes. It's a beautiful place for walking and cycling.

Stella and Emma M.
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The obelisk stands in the middle of the National Mall, in the center of the American capital. It is the ninth tallest building in Washington DC, its construction began in 1848 during the presidency of James Knox Polk.

Of course we are also going to go to museums, such as the National Air and Space Museum (NASM) of the Smithsonian Institution, it is a museum located in Washington and is the most popular of the Smithsonian museums. It has the largest
 collection of planes and vehicles.

And the Renwick Gallery, it is a building originally built to be Washington DC's first art museum and to house William Wilson Corcoran's collection of American and European art. It displays American craft and decorative arts from the 19th to 21st century.

The gallery is housed in a National Historic Landmark building that was build in 1859 and finally completed in 1874.

Alice C. & Alice M.       

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