Question

以何种交通方式出行旅游？要英语作文

Answer 1

1 去纽约
There really is no place like New York City. As Concierge.com says, it has "diversity, energy, and attitude -- available 24 hours a day." You'll never be bored here. This is an international fashion capital with the hottest dining scene in the country and some of the best theater options you could ever find. Plus, nearly the entire city is covered in some of the most recognizable icons in the country, including the lights of Times Square and the unmistakable Empire State Building. If you live in a major East Coast city, chances are you'll be able to get to New York for relatively cheap by bus -- BoltBus and Megabus are just a couple companies that transfer visitors to NYC for cheap. The buzzing Big Apple allures people today just as it always has. See, not only is NYC the most populous city in the U.S. -- filled with everyone from bohemian artists to investment bankers -- it's also at the forefront of food, fashion, the arts and nightlife (it is, after all, the city that never sleeps). But perhaps you're turned off by images of clogged streets and cacophonous cabs, the chaotic (at best) Times Square and the claustrophobic feeling of walking amongst soaring skyscrapers. You might also object to the many "must-see" attractions -- the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge and more.

2 去华盛顿
One of the most visited cities in the U.S., the country's capital is filled with a huge number of postcard-worthy monuments and buildings. The White House and the Lincoln Memorial are here, as well as a variety of eclectic and walkable neighborhoods. Those on a budget will especially enjoy themselves here since the noteworthy Smithsonian museums are free. You'd better take train to get there. It's definitly the best way to go. The monuments, memorials and government buildings that make Washington, D.C. recognizable around the world are the main reason for visiting. However, in addition to touring the Lincoln Memorial and U.S. Capitol, travel writers recommend enjoying the city's free Smithsonian museums, enjoying a night at the theater, and partaking in the varied nightlife. Keep in mind that White House and Capitol tours need to be reserved, sometimes several months in advance.

3
去赌城
While Paris may hold the official title, the City of Lights is better represented by America's Playground, Las Vegas. This notorious hedonist destination offers visitors every opportunity to make it or break it, beckoning them with pulsating neon and the chance to win big, not to mention plenty of great restaurants, bars, clubs and shopping venues where you can proudly flaunt your winnings. There's no question as to why Las Vegas was given the nickname, "America's Playground." From casinos to wildlife reserves, dance clubs to dance performances, entertainment is not lacking here. There are plenty of ways to spend your days (and nights), some of which won't cost you a thing. If you're in Vegas, you must visit a few of the massive casinos strewn throughout the city and centralized along the Strip. But gambling isn't the only thing to do here: The city houses numerous spas, performance venues, clubs and even kid-friendly attractions. There are even other diversions attached to the casinos -- you can take a gondola ride at the Venetian, check out the view atop Paris' Eiffel Tour or enjoy the fantastic fountain show at the Bellagio. You should also swing by the Fremont Street Experience (also known as FSE) in downtown Las Vegas, a five-block pedestrian walkway that hosts free concerts and performances throughout the week.

Answer 2

bu

Answer 3

plane