Monuments to visit The United States Of America

The Sidney Lanier Bridge is a magnificent book on the Brunswick River opened in 2003. It is the most beautiful cable-stayed bridge in Georgia and the view over the surroundings is superb. It is 2 371 metres long.

This lighthouse was built after the terrible storm of 1905, which sent dozens of boats to the bottom. It was in operation from 1910 to 1961. You can discover it on your own, starting in the visitor center, or take a guided tour. The tour begins with a twenty-five minute film on the history of the lighthouse. You will then visit the lighthouse and the keeper's house, where guides in period costume will welcome you and give you information about daily life or about the lighthouse itself.

This elegant hotel, built in 1939, is located in the Art Deco district of South Beach, close to numerous boutiques and art galleries. It boasts direct access to the beach. Rooms are decorated with vintage touches and feature hardwood furnishings, comfortable mattress toppers, flat-screen TVs, minibars and free Wi-Fi. Some rooms have a private balcony or patio with ocean or pool views. The hotel offers a 62-meter-long infinity pool, a second smaller pool, a fitness center, two restaurants, meeting rooms and a spa in a poolside cabana. The National Hotel is ideally located, close to the beach, stores, restaurants and bars.

" Gaol "comes from the former English and pronounces prison (djayl). It is therefore the former prison in Nantucket, as the lourds in the windows testify. Opened in 1806 to replace the former prison, its structure in solid oak is reinforced by heavy nuts and thick bars in iron, so as to make attempts to escape. However, the records of the prison attest to successful attempts, such as this 15-year-old boy who took the heels from the fire of the chimney.

You may have noticed that huge bell on the lawn of the capitol. This is a gift from the Treasury Department made in 1950 to each of the US states. This freedom bell was used to promote the Treasury Bill campaign "Independence Drive". The bell is an exact replica of the Philadelphia Freedom Bell: same weights, even weight (1 ton), even waist on its length and even inscription resumed Leviticus 25: 10 "You will publish freedom throughout the country, for all its inhabitants".