Going on a road trip in the U.S. is kind of a kid's dream. With all the American films that cradled our childhood, we could already imagine ourselves on Highway 66, crossing horizons in search of mirages and conquering America.

An immense territory, the United States offers innumerable mythical sites to discover, and especially at the antipodes of each other. From east to west, one is brought to rub shoulders with completely different landscapes and climates.

New York. Every time you set foot in it, you get caught up in the magical atmosphere. The kindness of the New Yorkers - the smoke coming out of the sewers - the height of the buildings - Central Park, that 3.5 km2 of greenery in the heart of Manhattan - Time Square - the Empire State Building - those jazz bars - Brooklyn and its famous bridge. The Big Apple. Finally before our eyes.

Chicago, Boston and Washington are sometimes forgotten on the American tour. Yet Boston, on the East Coast, is full of museums and historic sites. Chicago, on the shores of Lake Michigan, is better known for its bold architecture and has iconic skyscrapers such as the Willis Tower and the Tribune Tower. The capital city of Washington, D.C., is famous for its landmarks - the White House, the Capitol, and the Supreme Court. And if you are there at the end of March, you can enjoy the National Cherry Blossom Festival, the 3,000 cherry blossoms on the edge of the Tidal Basin.