Wellcome to the west tour.

Now we will find out what tour have.

1.Seattle, Washington
The city itself is brimming with an impressive coffee
culture that doesn’t just involve Starbucks, an amazing
live art scene (I name you, CoCA and Venue) and loads of
micro-breweries (like Georgetown Brewing Company)
where you can wet your whistle.
If you’ve never been to Seattle before, spend some time at
the Pike Place Market, sip a cappuccino at the first
Starbucks outlet that opened here in 1971, pop to the top
of the Space Needle for some killer views and gorge on all
the clam chowder you can find.

2.San Francisco, California.

When it comes to the best places on the West Coast to
visit, San Francisco  is firmly up there and I place I’ve
returned to twice – it really is that amazing!
If it’s your first time, you’ll want to see some of the
popular spots like Fisherman’s Wharf, Alcatraz, Haight
Street, Lombard Street and see the Golden Gate Bridge –
but there’s lots more to the city than just this.
Just watch out for all the seals in Fisherman’s Wharf…
they have some funky smelling breath! 
3.Los Angeles, California.
I’ve gotta be honest, I’ve visited Los Angeles  twice
and still not truly found my place in the city. I’ve
heard people rave about the city but I just never had
that experience.
That being said, you have to head to Los Angeles
for a little jaunt around the city. Now, the city itself
isn’t ‘walkable’ like places like London but you can
easily get around by car. 
For some of the top places, pop over to Hollywood
Boulevard, the Walk of Fame, and the Hollywood
sign for some views of the city. If you’re feeling
more cultural, pop into the Los Angeles County
Museum of Art and the J. Paul Getty Center.