Seattle –

If you have never been to Seattle, you have got to get to the Space Needle first thing. From 605 feet above the city, you can see it all. Grab your selfies, and then have a look through the telescope to see beyond the cityscape and into the Cascade Range and Olympic Mountains.To dive into Seattle culture head first, pay a visit to the EMP Museum. Formerly known as the Experience Music Project and the Science Fiction Museum, this dynamic museum is full of award-winning exhibitions.Ready to shop? For more than a century, Pike Place Market has been a center for tourists and locals alike. As one of the oldest public farmers’ markets in the country, this place is an icon of Seattle and you definitely won’t want to leave the city without a visit here.

– Denver –

 I probably don’t need to tell you that Denver is amazing in the winter. At the doorstep of some of the greatest ski resorts on earth, this city comes alive when the cold weather arrives.Far from just a winter destination, Denver is gorgeous year-round. In fact, I actually think that fall is one of the best times to visit Colorado.Did you know that Colorado has the longest period of fall foliage in the country? Because the area around Denver spans a whopping five climate zones, you can admire the autumn colors anytime from September to November. Just change your elevation and you’ll completely transform your surroundings.If you are lucky enough to be in Denver during the first weekend of the month, you have got to check out First Friday. There are art walks all over town with incredibly impressive displays in the Santa Fe, RiNo, Tennyson, LoHi, and Belmar neighborhoods. It is a totally different experience every month so check the calendar before you go.

                           Nice California , Nice Portland  :D