Ancient antiques or does have its own charm. Although not everyone is interested, but quite a lot of zealots who are willing to hunt for antiques into the country, even to all corners of the world, in order to increase their collection of antiques. The following are the three most popular antique market in the Americas:

Rose Bowl Flea Market

This is the largest antiques market in Los Angeles, United States. Held every 2nd Sunday of each month at the Rose Bowl stadium in Pasadena, this market enlivened by about 2,500 stalls open from 09.00 until 16:00. Because of the crowds of visitors there, market entrance is not open at all times to prevent a flood of visitors at the stadium.

Rose Bowl Flea Market is touted as the antiques market or flea market worldwide operation since the 1960s. The goods sold there are very diverse, ranging from clothing, shoes, bags, and accessories vintage, artifacts, furniture, cloth, bicycle, pillows, rugs, tableware drinking, lamps, clocks, cameras, musical instruments, if appliance sports, books, and more. All prices of goods sold there can be compromised.

Brimfield Antique Show

Although located in a small town in Massachusetts, United States, precisely in Brimfield, the antiques market is in high demand and highly anticipated. Held only three times a year for 6 days, ie in the month of May (spring), July (summer), and September (autumn), Brimfield Antique Show enlivened by some 5,000 traders from all over the world are divided into 21 points. This makes the market given the title as the largest outdoor antiques market in Uncle Sam's country.

Brimfield Antique Show is open from 05:00 until 16:00. If you do not want to jostle and more comfortable hunting items sought, the better visitors arrive at the site as early as possible. Market in May was the most crowded market than the other 2 months. In operation since the 1950s, the Brimfield antiques market offers clothes, shoes, furniture, ceramic tableware, radio, television, lamps, suitcases, uniquely shaped bottles, and more.

San Telmo Antiques Fair

In contrast to the market antiques and Brimfield Rose Bowl, San Telmo Antiques Fair is held every Sunday throughout the year. Based in Buenos Aires, capital of Argentina, South America, precisely in Plaza Dorrego, the antiques market was attended by more than 250 booths and visited by more than 10,000 people, most of whom are foreign tourists.

San Telmo Antiques Fair began operation in 1970 on the initiative of an architect named José María Peña. Visitors can enjoy the market from 10:00 until 16:00. In addition to hunting or just look around antiques and handicrafts unique paced, visitors can also enjoy the performing arts such as street musician who plays tango music and tango dancer. Old buildings are located around Plaza Dorrego also provide a pleasant sight.

Baca juga artikel kami, Fun Along the West Coast of the United States.

When speaking about the United States, usually we will specifically discuss about the famous West Coast or so-called West Coast. Synonymous with the West Coast states of California and Arizona, where cities such as Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, and Phoenix is located.
San Francisco is the cultural and financial center of the city in Northern California and San Francisco Bay. The city is also a city with a population the 4th highest in California. Until now, San Francisco became one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.

The following are three of the most crowded tourist attraction visited in the U.S. West Coast:

Golden Gate Bridge

Golden Gate Bridge

Icon of San Francisco's most famous is a suspension bridge that connects the city with Marin counties in the state of California. The color is red and very beautiful designs attract attention whoever passed there. Bridge hanging 230 feet above the water surface extends along 2.7 kilometers to the distance between the tower about 1,200 feet.
First it was Michael O'Shaughnessy, an engineer who had the idea to build the Golden Gate Bridge. Wider community considers the idea was too crazy and impossible to be realized, considering the hardness of the water currents and the wind that blows there, the thick fog that hangs when the air is cold, and how the amount of funds that must be prepared for the construction of the bridge.
But then an architect named Joseph Strauss took Irving Morrow, a bridge architect and Charles Ellis, a mathematician, aided by the architect named Moisseiff to realize the construction of this spectacular bridge. Construction of the bridge which was named the Wonders of the Modern World by the American Society of Civil Engineers was started in 1933 and completed in 1937. Around it there is a ferry port Fort Point, East Bay hills, and Angel Island.

Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon

This place can be called as a dramatic natural phenomenon. It is in Arizona, with a length of about 446 km, a width of 29 km and a depth of 1,800 meters. Grand Canyon is a tourist destination Nan sturdy and majestic canyons, where the Colorado River flows that make up the canyon since millions of years ago.
There are two points of view at the Grand Canyon, the South Rim and North Rim. On the South Rim, tourists can enjoy the fantastic view towards the Colorado River. While at the North Rim tourists can enjoy the ever green forest while climbing a hill. Among them, South Rim is much more crowded. Of nearly 5 million visitors each year, about 90% chose to enjoy the Grand Canyon from the South Rim first. Temperatures in both areas was also different, where North Rim at a lower temperature because it is higher than the South Rim. During the summer, often heavy rain fell across the Grand Canyon.
The area was established as a National Park in 1919 was first inhabited by Pueblo an tribes, then by Kohonina tribe which is believed to be the ancestors of the tribe of Yuman, Havasupai and the Grand Canyon Walapai who inhabit today. In addition, this area is also covered by more than 1,700 species of plants and is home to 34 types of mammals.

Fisherman’s Wharf

Fisherman’s Wharf

At the beginning of its existence, San Francisco became a place to wander the Italian immigrant who made a living as a crab fisherman. They occupy an area called Fisherman's Wharf, which until today is home to the San Francisco fishing fleet.
Fisherman's Wharf is not ordinary fishing village. There are a number of tourist attractions such as the Maritime National Historical Park San Francisco, Pier 39 is famous as a place to relax sea lion roaring, the museum Ripley's Believe It or Not, a wax museum Fisherman's Wharf, Cannery shopping center, and so on. A row of restaurants that serve seafood, especially crab Dungeness is also there. Fisherman's Wharf is also often the venue for the world-class fireworks on Independence Day USA.
One place that must be flown travelers when visiting Fisherman's Wharf is the Alcatraz gift shop. The Alcatraz is a small island isolated place criminals in prison. Well, the gift shop offers souvenirs such unique items and memorabilia related to Alcatraz prison, such prisoner’s heritage tin cups, T-shirts patterned black and white lines a la prison uniforms, aprons, baby clothes, and others.

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