Top 20 must-see places to visit in Americas2026 ranking

My family had so much fun in Myrtle Beach! After a couple of days lying on the beach, we headed to an amusement park called WonderWorks. There’s so much to see and do for children and adults. Then we headed to Broadway Grand Prix where the kids got to show off their skills in the go-karts, batting cages, and arcade games.

We visited Iguazu Falls after a 20-hour bus ride from Buenos Aires. I recommend going in the morning right when it opens, the buses loaded with tourists start arriving around 10 AM and you will practically have the park to yourself. It is breathtaking, definitely do not miss it if you go to Argentina (or to Brazil / Paraguay if you feel like making a little detour ;) )

Yes, it is a major classic and yes, in person it is much less pretty than on our computer wallpapers, but you cannot visit San Francisco without going there. Many viewpoints are available, but if you have a car, I suggest picking up some snacks for a little sunset drink and waiting for the sunset, GORGEOUS :D

Miami is hot and so is its art scene! Wynwood is a creative hub, just north of downtown Miami. It’s a great place to view contemporary art. You’ll find tons of art galleries and colorful murals that line the streets throughout the neighborhood. In the center of it all is the world’s largest outdoor museum, Wynwood Walls.There, you’ll see giant, colorful and vibrant murals from some amazing artists. Please note that you will have to pay for entry into the museum and for parking.

A destination that exceeds expectations despite all the photos you have already seen of it. Perched at over 2400 metres, the Incan citadel emerges from the landscape, encircled by peaks often draped in mist in the early morning.The arrival remains a highlight, on foot via treks or by train from the Sacred Valley. Agricultural terraces, temples, still-legible layout of the city: a place steeped in history.An early morning visit, before the influx of tour groups, lets you enjoy the site in a much calmer atmosphere and fully appreciate the magic of the place.

One of my favorite spots is the Mont Royal Park. Surrounded by nature and an assortment of beautiful plants, it’s a great place to stroll or just sit and relax. From the Kondiaronk lookout, you can catch views of the entire city. We hiked up a bit to get a close-up of the 98 ft. Mount Royal Cross. Inside the Mount Royal Chalet, you can explore the paintings that depict the history of Montreal.