Sights in United States

Bus Stations in Washington

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Greyhound Buses are the most popular means of transportation for short trips within the United States and Canada for those without

Historical Monuments in Boston

Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge

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The Zakim Bridge or Bunker Hill Bridge, as it is famously called by locals, and the connecting tunnel were built as part of the "B

Historical Monuments in Chicago

Bridges of Chicago

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Historical Monuments in New York

The Dakota

Perhaps many remember the Dakota building by the episode of December 8, 1980, where opposite the main entrance, former Beatle John

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Historical Monuments in Boston

Massachusetts State House

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The State House is one of the landmark buildings in Boston and the state of Massachusetts as it is the seat of government. It was

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Statues in New York

Escultura Love

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I took a pic here! There was a long line to take pics, people is friendly and they'll wait for their turn. There were mostly touri

Historical Monuments in Washington

Union Station

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Located in the heart of Capitol Hill in eastern Washington DC, Union Station is the largest station in the American capital and un

Cathedrals in Saint Paul

Cathedral of Saint Paul

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It was the first time I went to this cathedral, and the first time I left my country, Costa Rica. I had never seen anything so bea

Statues in New York

Statue of Hans Christian Andersen

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The statue of Hans Christian Anderson is another interesting place in Central Park. It shows the writer sitting on a bench and rea

Cemeteries in Kodiak

Old City Cemetery

I love cemeteries, especially this one because I have family buried here. This small cemetery is in the center of Kodiak and most

Historical Monuments in Indianapolis

Indiana State Capitol

I made a brief visit to the Indiana Statehouse, the capitol Indiana, to take advantage of a bit of free time I had while my wife a

Historical Monuments in New York

Battery Park

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The monument commemorating the 4601 military men who lost their lives in the Atlantic Ocean during World War II stands in Battery

Churches in New York

St. Thomas Episcopal Church

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It only took two years (1911-1913) to build this magnificent structure on 5th Avenue. Designed in Gothic style with limestone and

Historical Monuments in New Orleans

River Road Plantations

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Plantation Road borders the Mississippi and reaches Baton Rouge, the administrative capital of Louisiana. It's actually the road w

Historical Monuments in Philadelphia

Philadelphia City Hall

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In the winter Philly still lives on day and night. A fountain accidentally left on at night turns into frosted art of angles with

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Statues in Sacramento

Sisters of Mercy

This statue commemorates 150 years of salutary acts of "Sisters of Mercy", an order founded by Catherine McAuley, an Irish nun, to

Churches in Santa Fe

Loretto Chapel

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The Loretto chapel is located in the city of Santa Fe, New Mexico (USA). Built in 1872, the chapel is best known for its marvelous

Cemeteries in Richmond

Hollywood Cemetery

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It might sound creepy to include a cemetery in your travel plans, but I assure you, the Hollywood Cemetery is actually quite nice.