North America Travel Guide
From New York City's density to Banff's mountain wilderness, North America covers an enormous range within a couple of countries — distances are real, and internal flights connect most multi-region itineraries better than driving.
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Destinations in North America
North America
Banff National Park
Canada
Turquoise glacial lakes, snow-capped peaks, and wildlife-filled valleys make Banff one of the most dramatic landscapes in the Canadian Rockies. Lake Louise and Moraine Lake alone are worth the trip.
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Los Angeles
United States
Los Angeles spreads across a genuinely enormous area — Hollywood, the beach towns of Santa Monica and Venice, and Griffith Observatory's hilltop views are each worth their own stop, connected by freeways rather than a single walkable core.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Mexico City spreads across a high-altitude valley with the Zocalo's colonial-era plazas and world-class museums at its center, and Teotihuacan's ancient pyramids close enough for an easy half-day trip.
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New York City
United States
The city that never sleeps packs Broadway theaters, world-class museums, and a skyline built to be seen from a dozen different vantage points into five boroughs, though almost every first-time visit centers on Manhattan.
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Vancouver
Canada
Vancouver sits between the ocean and the North Shore mountains closely enough that both are visible from most of downtown, with Stanley Park's seawall and Granville Island's market anchoring a city built for walking and biking.
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