United States

By Travelog Editorial Team ยท Updated August 8, 2026

The United States is live on Travelog, organized into the US Census Bureau's four official regions, Northeast, Midwest, South, and West, each containing its own states, cities, and landmark guides. Every guide is anchored to an actual UNESCO World Heritage listing where one exists, or a National Park Service National Historic Landmark or national park designation where it doesn't, the same government-sourced anchor discipline used throughout Travelog's Europe coverage.

Only 27 UNESCO World Heritage Sites exist nationwide, far fewer than Europe's dense coverage, so most states here are anchored instead to an official National Park Service designation, a National Historic Landmark or a national park, disclosed honestly wherever UNESCO status doesn't apply. All four US Census regions are now live.

  • Northeast Nine states from Maine to Pennsylvania, anchored by New York's Statue of Liberty and Philadelphia's Independence Hall.
  • South Seventeen states plus Washington, D.C., anchored by the National Mall's free Lincoln Memorial and reservation-recommended US Capitol.
  • Midwest Twelve states, anchored by Illinois' Cahokia Mounds (1982) and Chicago's Frank Lloyd Wright Robie House (2019).
  • West Thirteen states, anchored by California's Yosemite National Park (1984) and the lottery-permit system for Half Dome's cables.