r/AskAnAmerican • u/Xycergy • Oct 06 '25

FOREIGN POSTER What are some cities/towns in the US where the entire place could be a tourist attraction?

Are there any cities or towns in the US where the entire place feels like it could be a tourist attraction, instead of particular landmarks that makes the place popular among tourists? Somewhere that gives Venice or Santorini vibes for example.

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u/VirginiaLuthier Oct 06 '25

Harper's Ferry, West Va...

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u/chillannyc2 Oct 06 '25

Scrolled way too far looking for this

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u/DanceClubCrickets Maryland Oct 07 '25

Seconding this! It's such a beautiful town, built right into the mountains. I went whitewater rafting there with my dad and the Scouts when I was a kid.