Where do Europeans like to visit in the US?

10 Places In America That All Europeans Want To Visit

• 3 The White House.
• 4 New York City.
• 5 Las Vegas.
• 6 Mount Rushmore.
• 7 Yosemite National Park.
• 8 Space Needle.
• 9 San Francisco.
• 10 Grand Canyon.

Does Europe have a Florida?

MÁLAGA, Spain — The signs at the Málaga airport say it all. They are Europe’s version of Florida “snowbirds,” returning north from their seasonal villas in Fuengirola, Mijas and other towns on the crowded Málaga coast.

What US cities do Europeans know?

Cities listed by rank of overall popularity among European travelers.

• New York City. 22\% German. 21\% British.
• Las Vegas. 35\% German. 32\% British.
• Miami. 30\% German. 18\% French.
• San Francisco. 35\% German. 24\% British.
• Los Angeles. 31\% German. 21\% British.
• Orlando. 54\% British. 16\% German.
• Boston. 36\% British. 21\% German.
• Chicago. 27\% British.

What European country is like Florida?

Originally Answered: Which European country is the “Florida Man” of Europe? The one that comes close to Florida is Italy, with almost the same climate.

What is Europe’s version of Florida?

A new report in The Guardian claims that Greece, with its record-breaking 33 million international visitors a year, is set to become “the Florida of Europe”, with the country aiming to improve services enough to attract foreigners to live here permanently.

Do Americans have a good grasp of European history?

Unfortunately, Americans’ grasp of European and even American history is often as sketchy as their grasp of geography.

What do Europeans think of American flags?

Europeans who visit the US are often taken aback by the amount of American flags they see hanging outside homes, businesses, schools, banks, and churches. Patriotism isn’t quite as strong in most European countries, and even when it is, people don’t necessarily have the same attachment to their national flag.

Are meals bigger in America than Europe?

Any visitor who goes to an American restaurant will immediately notice how much bigger the portion sizes are compared to those in Europe. That goes for the size of soda cups, ice cream cones, and even hamburgers, the average size of which has expanded greatly since the 1970s.

Why are bathrooms in the US so different to other countries?

Many foreign visitors to the US get a shock when they head to the bathrooms — for some reason, the public bathroom stalls in America have wide gaps that don’t appear in other countries’ facilities. The drinking age in most European countries is 18, and in some countries it’s as low as 16, if it’s enforced at all.