Here at Jurnii we know that a good holiday is usually all about keeping the kids entertained and happy at all times. While we occasionally get the chance to enjoy a night alone, it’s usually the day activities that turn out to be the really memorable parts of a vacation.

With this in mind, we’ve developed a guide to the attractions of the US. Covering all regions and states, this one stop guide will help you plan your vacation to the US, taking all the hard work out of searching for places to visit.

So why not take a look at our Guide to US Attractions. In the meantime, here’s a sneak peak!

Seattle Aquarium

Discover a fascinating marine environment at the Seattle Aquarium where you will encounter orca whales, glowing jellyfish, sea anemones, clever sea otters, and everything in between.

This unique marine environment is perfect for people of all ages and is open 7 days a week.

Disneyland, Anaheim

Disneyland is famous for its masterful story telling of some of history’s greatest tales, in an interactive and mind-blowing way.

A trip to Disneyland is a guaranteed unforgettable experience no matter how old you are, and simply cannot be missed while in the sunny state of California.

Bloomington Mall of America

The Mall of America is not only the largest shopping center in the US; it is the largest in the world. Boasting an impressive 400 shops, 50 restaurants and bars, along with the largest roofed theme park in the US, this place is any shopaholic’s dream!

Ben & Jerry’s Factory Tour

Ben & Jerry make some of the best ice-cream around so a tour around where it all happens is a must for any fans. Nestled in the Green Mountains just north of Waterbury, this factory offers some fantastic tours with sampling mandatory.

Statue of Liberty

A ferry runs regularly to the Liberty Island on which it stands, and there you can visit the museum in the statues pedestal. Unfortunately it is no longer possible to climb higher into the statue.

Whale Watching in Cape Cod

Provincetown is probably the best place to organize a spot on one of the boats that takes you out to the whales – a highly recommended activity! A walk down the infamous commercial street to the wharf is a pleasant experience too. On the boat trip you are almost guaranteed whale sighting, and you’re bound to see other creatures such as dolphins and of course lots of bird life.

-Chrissy

Want to see more? Take a look at the full Guide to US Attractions.

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Fishing is easily one of America’s favorite past times and is attempted by many and mastered by few. Practiced for thousands of years, it is an activity that both thrills and relaxes, and also guides many keen travelers on their destination choices.

Although it’s a popular sport and past time across the entirety of the United States, the team at Jurnii has narrowed it down to the very best spots to give fishing a go.

Our Guide to Fishing in the US is your one-stop-shop to where all those fish are hiding.

Here’s a sneak peek!

Grand Traverse Bay

This stunning little bay of Lake Michigan spans 32 miles in length and boasts several bays within it.

The surrounding countryside if comprised of a thriving wine industry, with rolling green hills and vineyards creating a picturesque background for fishermen.

Fly fishing is particularly popular here.

Raritan Bay

Located in the southern portion of Lower New York Bay, Raritan Bay is part of the New York Bight and perfect for locals of Central Jersey and New York City, hoping to cast a line.

Along with an impressive array of fish, anglers can also expect to see the blue crab, fiddler crab, green crab, horseshoe crab and spider crab

Crater Lake

Positioned in the beautiful Crater Lake National Park, this idyllic lake is famous for its deep blue color and water clarity.

Although it didn’t have an indigenous population in the first half of the century, several species have now formed self sustaining populations.

Outer Banks

The Outer Banks of North Carolina are home to some of the best angling waters around, making this destination a sporting fisherman’s paradise.

Whether you choose to do a spot of pier, brackish, fly, inshore and offshore charter fishing, you are sure to have a flipping good time.

Colorado River

The mighty Colorado River is without a doubt one of America’s most popular fishing hot spots…and with good reason. Hundreds of fantastic spots can be found along its banks, with the locals sure to point you to some of the best ones.

- Chrissy

Want to discover the rest of America’s best fishing spots. Check out our Guide to US Fishing.

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Classic diners in the US are somewhat hard to come by these days, but for those among us who enjoy munching down on a good old fatty hamburger and washing it down with a tasty milkshake, there are thankfully still some decent ones out there.

The diner in America is almost important to the culture as sport is. Boasting diners unlike anywhere else in the world, the US knows how to serve up a decent meal with a classic and fun atmosphere.

In fact, some visitors even come to our great country just to check out this old time, favorite tradition.

So, we at Jurnii have made it easy for those on the hunt for the classic diner and have developed a comprehensive guide to the  Classic Diners of the US.

Take a sneak peak before checking it out.

Salem Diner

Operating for an impressive 60 years, the Salem Diner has become a relic over time and is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Serving up a mean Spanish omelet, the Salem Diner also does a fine job of the American chop suey; a delicious concoction of stretched ground beef with noodles, tomato and spice.

Ben’s Chili Bowl

Famous for their chili dogs, chili half-smokes, and bowls or beef or veggie chili, Ben’s Chili Bowl is easily the best place in America to eat this particular cuisine. Open from 6am ‘til 2am, Ben will satisfy you chili cravings at almost any time of the day.

Mickey’s Diner

Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, Mickey’s Diner is a National Historic Landmark and has been used in films such as The Mighty Ducks and Jingle All The Way.

Boasting “malts so thick you could eat them with a fork and hamburgers so juicy you can use a spoon”, a meal here is sure to leave you rolling out the door.

Rosie’s Diner

Rosie’s is an authentic and original icon of the American road and is a familiar image in well-know photographs, posters and on television.

Offering great home-cooked food and award-winning burgers, Rosie’s also serves the best breakfast around, with themed evenings ensuring a great night for all.

Mustache Bill’s Diner

Boasting a hometown, warm atmosphere, Mustache Bill’s Diner offers great food for ideal prices.

The star of the menu is without a doubt the Cyclops; a delicious one-eyed breakfast monster with two eggs in the middle of two delicious hearty pancakes.

Eagle Diner

Open 24/7 all year round, Eagle Diner is a family restaurant that boasts an impressive menu and even better prices.

Most dinners include a huge salad bar, with homemade soups and breads, adding to the homey feel of the establishment.

- Chrissy

Feeling hungry? Check out the full guide to Classic Diners of the US and start discovering them now.

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