English language holidays in United States
Yes We Can
"We are all Americans", they said. And finally, it happened. Following the election of Barack Obama, we found ourselves rediscovering a country, a continent, about which we believed we had already thought, said and digested everything. Is it necessary to have seen too many Hollywood films in order to imagine resuming, in three sentences and four clichés, a land which goes from the desert in order to finish up at a glacier. A history of immigration, whose main players were the last to arrive. A world of freedom, of endless spaces, which ten years of suffocating politics has not managed to exhaust.
There is nothing in common, it appears, between New England with its sophisticated culture and the smooth rays of California. And yet, there is the same desire everywhere, that of consuming astonishing panoramas, encountering a population which is amongst the friendliest there is, the frenzy of creation and a profusion of culinary delights which is owed to all of the components of the melting pot. The United States, in reality, carries all of the human adventure in its hopes and contradictions. Once you've had a taste of it, you won't want to come back.
Cities
The main city of the state of Massachusetts, former capital of the Union, the unfortunate rival, in the 19th century, of Baltimore then New York, today, Boston conserves a profound originality. Founded in 1630 on the estuary of the Charles River, Boston became distinguished in 1773 when it ...
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A vast luminous river going from San Bernardino as far as the Pacific Ocean, the "City of Angels" shines with a thousand lights and seems to grow day by day. Alone, the second largest agglomeration of the United States after New York says everything, or almost everything, about ...
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