16. Sequoia National Park
> People who have a positive opinion of it: 66%
> Location: California
Known for its giant sequoia trees, this national park is home to the General Sherman Tree, the world’s largest by volume, standing 275 feet tall with a diameter of 36 feet at its base. The park plays a crucial role in protecting diverse ecosystems and promoting conservation education.
15. National Museum of Natural History
> People who have a positive opinion of it: 67%
> Location: District of Columbia
The National Museum of Natural History – part of the Smithsonian Institution – is a pivotal institution in America, preserving millions of artifacts and specimens. Its exhibits and research promote understanding of the natural world and human culture.
14. Glacier National Park
> People who have a positive opinion of it: 67%
> Location: Montana
Glacier National Park is a crucial ecological habitat. It is home to diverse wildlife and plant species and features over a million acres of mountains, forests, and lakes, offering an invaluable insight into pristine natural environments.
13. National Air and Space Museum
> People who have a positive opinion of it: 68%
> Location: District of Columbia
The Smithsonian Institution’s National Air and Space Museum is dedicated to the history and science of aviation and space exploration. It houses an unparalleled collection of artifacts, inspiring generations through exhibits showcasing human achievements in these fields.
12. The Empire State Building
> People who have a positive opinion of it: 68%
> Location: New York
The Empire State Building is an iconic Art Deco skyscraper. Its completion in 1931 symbolized American resilience during the Great Depression, and it has since become a symbol of the city’s architectural and cultural heritage.
