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Visiting historical towns and cities across America is a great way to learn about America and the people that played a role in its establishment. There are so many surviving landmarks that stand as evidence of our past history and it’s exciting to get to view them in person. Visiting historic towns and cities across America will satisfy the history buff in you as you experience history where it happened.
Historic Towns and Cities Across America
San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio is the center of Texas history, where the fight for Independence was held at the Alamo. The Alamo is just one of several historic missions that are still standing. This colorful city is not only filled with history, but has a lively downtown area and the famous Riverwalk district. Start your trip out at The Alamo, where there are free guided tours, then continue along the San Antonio Missions National Historic Park.
Boston, MA
Boston embraces its role in the history of the United States, and that makes it a great destination to explore. The Freedom Trail is one place you should visit while in Boston, MA. Guided tours outline the history of the trail, as you try to envision that moment in time. Although Boston is steep in revolutionary and colonial history, modern life mingles with the old. While in Boston you can enjoy visiting the museums, art galleries, public gardens, and boutiques as well.
Savannah, Georgia
Savannah is the first city that was established in the state of Georgia. A lot of the original charm and sophistication still exists. The city is built around a very beautiful series of squares where neighbors meet and mingle. An abundance of statues, monuments and plaques educate tourists about Savannah’s place in history. Historic guided tours are available. You could also partake in a stroll at Riverwalk. Commerce has taken place here since the city was established, The reason for this is because of the river that flows through it.
San Francisco, California
While the east coast is home to many historic towns and cities, San Francisco was one of the few cities to be established on the west coast of the country. The city sits on an easily accessible harbor, which led to its development and population. It is named for the mission that was established there. Start exploring the city in Portsmouth Square, which was the site of the original Spanish plaza, and work your way through the colorful city which was settled in waves as new people flocked to the area.
