Which US Landmark Should You Visit This Year?

Everyone knows the landmarks but which should you visit?
START THE QUIZ!

Question 1/10

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Are you a fan of the outdoors?
I love getting out as often as possible
I like to relax outdoors
I don't mind it
Not really

Question 2/10

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What's your sense of style?
Vintage
Casual
Chic
Preppy

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Would you say you're a busy person?
Yeah, who isn't?
I can be depending on the day
Sometimes
Not really

Question 4/10

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Are you a fan of modern style?
Yes, I'm a huge fan
I'm in between
No, not at all

Question 5/10

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What weather can you not stand?
Snowy days
Rainy days
Hot and sunny days
Gloomy Days

Question 6/10

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Are you a frequent traveler?
I travel all the time
I travel at least once a month
I wish I could travel more often
Not really

Question 7/10

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What's your favorite type of landscape?
Dry desert area
An area filled with moutains
A busy city
A nice suburban area

Question 8/10

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Which of these sound like a good time?
Hiking
Shopping
Browsing the Internet
Cooking

Question 9/10

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What's one word to describe your personality?
Laid back
Studious
Adventurous
Other

Question 10/10

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What was the last outdoor activity you've done?
Jogging
Gardening
Camping
Biking
Among the bustle of New York, stands Lady Liberty, one of the most iconic landmarks. Take a view at this monumentous statue while also taking in all the New York can offer.

Statue of Liberty

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A gigantic sprawling canyon, this place is your destination to visit. As you stand in the warm desert area, you can stare in awe at the gaping mouth of the canyon and travel around the area.

Grand Canyon

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This massive landmark presenting various presidents is the place you should visit this year. You can learn all about the former presidents.

Mount Rushmore

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This sprawling landmark is one for the eyes. While basking in this monument, you can also travel the surrounding areas taking in the sights as it sits in the background.

Washington Monument

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