Must-see attractions in Eastern USA

  • Eastern States Buddhist Temple

    SoHo & Chinatown

    This storefront temple smack in the middle of Chinatown's bustle is a quiet little refuge lined with hundreds of Buddhas. You can buy a souvenir or…

  • Hyde Park Hair Salon

    Chicago

    You can visit Barack Obama’s barber Zariff and the bulletproof-glass-encased presidential barber chair at the Hyde Park Hair Salon. Staff don't mind if…

  • Whites Creek Greenway at Fontanel

    Nashville

    This 1.5-mile paved greenway, which has an entrance behind a distillery, follows a creek and connects with 2 miles of woodsy hiking trails that loop…

  • Children's Museum of Atlanta

    Atlanta

    A hands-on museum geared toward kids aged eight and under. It's pretty small, so don't expect much to entertain adults, but it will distract your little…

  • Montgomery Place

    New York City

    This shady, one-block street contains a coveted series of beaux-arts row houses, most of which were built by Paris-educated Charles Pierrepont Henry…

  • World's Largest Six-Pack

    Wisconsin

    The 'cans' are actually storage tanks for City Brewery and hold enough beer to provide one person with a six-pack a day for 3351 years (or so the sign…

  • Union Station

    Burlington

    Burlington's former railway station (converted to office space in the 1950s) is a prominent landmark at the foot of Main St near the lakeshore.

  • Greater Salem Baptist Church

    Chicago

    Gospel fans can make the pilgrimage to the Greater Salem Baptist Church where gospel great Mahalia Jackson was a lifelong member.

  • Adams Building

    Washington, DC

    One of the Library of Congress' three buildings, this holds 180 miles of shelving and is used mostly by researchers.

  • Colburn Shoe

    Midcoast Maine

    Colburn Shoe has a sweet and simple claim to fame: it's the oldest operating shoe store in the country (from 1832).

  • International Spy Museum, Washington DC

    International Spy Museum

    Washington, DC

    One of DC’s most popular museums, the International Spy Museum delivers fun, interactive exhibits portraying the flashy, over-the-top world of…

  • Chicago Cultural Center

    Chicago

    This exquisite, beaux-arts building began its life as the Chicago Public Library in 1897. Today the block-long structure houses terrific art exhibitions …

  • Charnley-Persky House

    Chicago

    While he was still working for Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright (who was 19 at the time) designed the 11-room Charnley-Persky House, which sparked a new…

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