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DESTINATIONS YEAR-ROUND | THE US


CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Aspen, Colorado; World of Coca-Cola, Atlanta, Georgia; Stevie Ray Vaughan statue, Austin, Texas; Pacific Coast Highway, California; Bahia Honda, Florida Keys


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has the party vibe and a Hollywood-meets-Stetsons attitude, while Steamboat Springs is laid-back, liveable and with the bonus of natural hot springs to bathe in.


MARCH: DEEP SOUTH Sunshine without stickiness makes March prime time to take on a road trip around the civil rights sites in Atlanta, Memphis, Montgomery and Selma. Try the Whitney Plantation in Louisiana for a tour with a commendable focus on the area’s history of slavery. It’s not all worthy education, though – Atlanta offers fun options including tours of CNN’s HQ and World of Coca-Cola, while New Orleans is primed for rowdy cocktail-crawling.


APRIL: WASHINGTON DC The worst of the winter snowstorms will be out of the way and the cherry blossom trees should be in full pink bloom at the start of the month. Washington’s mix of outdoor attractions – the monuments and memorials around the National Mall and the boat trips to George Washington’s home at Mount Vernon – and indoor highlights ensures there’s always something to do in changeable weather. Raining? Then head into one of the Smithsonian Museums or take a tour of the Capitol. Politicians going home means Easter hotel prices are relatively affordable.


MAY: CALIFORNIA If you’ve dreamed of driving the Pacific Coast Highway, May’s a fine time – it’s before the summer rush, but with


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If you dream of driving the Pacific Coast Highway, May’s a fine time – before the summer rush and with warm weather


Entry requirements


The US government has confirmed travel restrictions will be lifted from November 8 for visitors who are fully vaccinated at least two weeks prior to their arrival. Travellers will still need to present a negative Covid-19 test taken within 72 hours of departure, which can be a PCR, antigen or Lamp test. Under-18s and people with some medical issues will be exempt from the vaccine requirements.


pleasantly warm weather. Beating the rush is also key for the wine regions and national parks such as Yosemite, and most of the key mountain roads crossing the Sierra Nevada tend to be open by the end of the month.


JUNE: THE WEST The roads are open and the most ferocious summer heat hasn’t kicked in yet, so jump in an RV and meander through the reliably staggering national parks of the American West. An easy two-week loop from Las Vegas can take in the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley and Utah’s ‘Big Five’ parks. But the more adventurous can head on up through Utah to take in Wyoming’s Grand Teton and Yellowstone before taking the vertiginous Beartooth Highway to Montana.


JULY: PHILADELPHIA Independence Day is celebrated nationwide on July 4, and there is no better place to mark it than Philadelphia, where the Declaration of Independence was drawn up. The key buildings are contained within the Independence National Historical Park downtown, but that’s just a jumping-off point for a geekfest of high-quality museums. Benjamin Franklin, the American Revolution and the US Constitution are among topics that have an institution devoted to them, while beyond the centre are the Barnes Foundation art collection, Philadelphia Museum of Art and Eastern State Penitentiary, the last of which offers a chilling, but hugely atmospheric, insight into prison life.


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