The Top Ten Best Places to Live in the USA

People all over the world dream about owning their own place, even though they may not have the money to do so, but this is a very worthy goal most people have. To make the most of their second, third, and even fourth homes, people have to make the sacrifices. They would surely be happy to have the extra nest egg they earn from their jobs. So, they do not hesitate to spend their money on having a fun, enjoyable, and sometimes luxurious second, third, and fourth house. Here are the ten best places to live in the USA:

1. Brooklyn (Brooklyn New York)

Brooklyn is New York’s borough and home to New York University’sographics. The home of cable TV, trendy restaurants, and bustling commercial districts, Brooklyn has evolved over the past 20-25 years into one of the trendiest cities in the United States. Here, students from around the world come to join the diverse cultural scene. It is also a place where you can have a combination of fun, excitement, and educational activities.

2. Eugene ( Eugene Oregon)

Eugene is a city of more than 3.5 million people. Eugene is also one of the best cities in the Northwest, which is known for providing a broad range of lifestyle, business, and entertainment opportunities. Eugene is also a popular destination among Japanese and German immigrants.

3. Seattle

The capital of Washington State, Seattle is a young city known for its cultural ambiance. The place is also known as the ‘gateway to the Pacific’ for its strategic position in the Pacific Northwest, being just across the bridge from Canada. The city has a very diverse population, which consists of environmentalists, tended to be cosmopolitan and retains a strong sense of attraction to Seattle.

4. Savannah

Savannah is one of the oldest cities in the United States. The city has colonial history and remnants of the Old South. It also has luxurious antebellum homes and Savannah’s gorgeous River Street.

5. Tallahassee

The capital of Florida, Tallahassee is a well-developed, Southern city of more than twice as many people as Austin. The capital is also known for its beautiful white marble buildings. Among the other popular attractions are the restored 1690s Spanish military hospital, the Floridaungo State Historical Site, the restored 13th century Spanish castle and theChoctawba castles.

6. Orlando

The world famous city of the World with over 50 million visitors a year, Orlando is also the world’s largest defence spending region with a US total of $1.5 billion. Orlando is awash with theme parks, casinos, and golf courses.

7. Panama City

Thisaldoubtedly is one of the best event destinations in the world. The breathtaking place is known for its white sand beaches, 14 miles of beautiful sugar-white beach, and a beast of a nightlife.

8. South Beach

If you are yearning for sun, South Beach is the place to be. This hotspot is a well-governing beach community that is a part of Miami-Dade County. The place is known for itsudicial, yet rustic appeal. Apart from the abundant sunlight, the community also offers shade, both by design and by law, for apparently as much as fifteen hours per day.

9. Spanish Town

One of Florida’s historical settlements, Spanish Town has a total of 16,000 citizens and their downtown boutiques, restaurants, shops, and cultural facilities. Tourists can explore Spanish High Heritage Museum, Plaza del Angel, and precious art collections in the municipal library and Aquarium.

10. Key West

This one is for fun. This tiny Key West hotspot also offers a lot of sun and other recreation opportunities. Fun-lover tourists can play golf, dance in the discos, and visit the hot spots during spring break.

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