10 locais que você NÃO pode deixar de ir em NY
Autor: Viagem para Mulheres | Publicado: 2015-01-03T19:40:00-02:00


Acho bom fazer essas listas porque direciona quem está fazendo um roteiro. Assim,

Central Park

Empire State

Target

Times Square


Visitando o &nbsp;blog Pri Stuff encontrei uma lista bem interessante! Assim, resolvi traduzir a lista dela e colocar aqui.

Eu estava comprando no Whole Foods e, por alguma razão pensei comigo mesma: Todo brasileiro deveria visitar esse supermercado ao visitar os EUA. Há tantas coisas interessantes. Então pensei nos locais que um estrangeiro deveria visitar aqui:&nbsp;

1. Whole Foods (Organic grocery store): A comida é muito boa e saudável, apesar de cara. Mas se você puder pagar vale a pena conhecer esse local. Recomendo as comida pré-prontas.&nbsp;





2. Walmart (general store): Walmart merece a visita.



3. Outlet mall: I would NEVER come to the US or go anywhere for shopping purposes only, but it’s obvious that a visit to an outlet mall is desired if you are here. Outlet malls are not my number one place for shopping (my number 1 are the discount stores), but it’s definitely worth a visit.



4. State capitol: If you are in the capital of a given state, you gotta go see the state capitol in the downtown area. I know they all look alike but I think they are gorgeous. Definitely worth a visit. There are usually paid tours for the inside of the building. The photo below shows the state capitol of Wisconsin, in Madison.



5. Hockey, baseball, basketball, or football (Game or stadium): Sports are a big part of the American culture. If one of those sports is off-season, at least a visit to the field or stadium is a needed. But if you can get to a game, you have to. It is, absolutely, worth it. Go to stubhub.com, ticketsnow.com, or ticketexchangebyticketmaster.com or the location website to find tickets.

Dallas Stars (ice hockey) x Nashville Predators on Dec 23, 2011





6. American sports bar: This is something that we always see in movies, especially if the movie includes guys going out alone or in a group. They go to a sports bar. Food is usually not great (to say the least), but who goes to a sports bar to eat anyway? I think it’s fun to go see games on the many TV displays and watch people rooting for their teams.





7. College Campus: I’m a big fan of visiting college campuses in the US. Let’s face, most of them are gorgeous. Most schools have spirit, and I love to see that in students here. The only thing I have from my alma mater in Brazil is my diploma, and that’s it. I wish we were more proud of our schools as they are in here. The photo below was taken at the Louisiana State University campus in Baton Rouge, LA.





8. National park: America has beautiful national parks, and if you are close, you can’t miss the opportunity to visit one.&nbsp;Here&nbsp;is a list of the national parks. The photo below is of a gorgeous park in Colorado.





9. American Diner: This is soooo American. We all have grown up watching American movies and in at least half of all American movies there is a diner involved. I especially like the ones that look like a trailer. You can go at any time of the day. Expect greasy but good food. The photo below is the menu from Ruby’s diner – I went there when I traveling on the California coast. The diner is AT the pier in Huntington Beach. A gorgeous place.





10. Bookstore/ Coffee shop: I love American coffee shops and bookstores! Going to a coffee shop to drink coffee and read or study is definitely not part of the Brazilian culture (at least last time I checked), or at least not as much as it is in America. I enjoy trendy coffee shops and I definitely think they should be part of a visit to the US! (below is my friend Barbara in a coffee shop)