Los Angeles, sometimes referred to as “The City of Angels,” has a subtropical climate, with hot, dry summers and a mild winter rainy season, often characterized as a Mediterranean climate. Because of LA’s lower latitude, winters are much milder than the actual Mediterranean. On the other hand, summers are a little cooler due to the colder currents of the Pacific Ocean. In an average year, Los Angeles will see 147 sunny days and 116 partly sunny days. That adds up to an impressive 263 days a year of sun! Remember your sunglasses, sunscreen, and a sunhat when visiting, especially if you plan on heading to one of the area’s famed sandy beaches.

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Because the Los Angeles metropolitan area is home to over 13 million people, there are multiple major airports with

Despite it being the most densely populated metropolis in the United States, around 22% of New York City’s land is dedicated to public parks. The city is comprised of five municipalities called boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens, and Staten Island. Brooklyn is the most populous and was it a city itself, it would be the fourth largest in the United States

NYC has a colorful and fascinating history. The island now known as Manhattan was settled in 1624 as an extension of the Dutch Republic. When the English purchased Manhatten in 1664, they renamed it New York City in honor of the Duke of York. The purchase price? One dollar in today’s currency. Later, the city would serve as the first capital of the United States.

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