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5 beautiful universities in the United States to visit
Even if you are not a student, during a guided tour at any of the cities in the U.S. , you can include a walk through some of the most famous and beautiful universities in the country. These are remarkable not only for their academic level, but also for its architecture, tradition, campus organization and additional services. It's a different ride, but very nice for those who enjoy cultural tourism.
Stanford University, California
Is based in Palo Alto, California and has an area of over 8000 hectares. It is a self-sustaining community with its own power plant, and mail system, lakes and similar to Central Park trails. About 150 thousand people visit it each year. Nearby, a forest of cedars, oaks, redwoods and eucalyptus. The buildings are of Spanish colonial style, with characteristic red roofs. In his observatory citywide panoramic views are enjoyed also has art galleries.
Tulane University, New Orleans
Data from 1834 and its campus is beside the tram and a park of over 110 acres and 80 buildings surrounded with activities for students and visitors. One is the Newcomb Institute, the first to grant degrees to women in America. offers Jazz music file and during April holding CrawFest organized by students on this very popular style in the region .
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Harvard University is perhaps the most recognized worldwide. Founded in 1636, is the oldest university in the United States and offers a host of activities to do within their facilities. There are many museums, libraries, shops and bars, surrounded by beautiful parks and gardens, with excellent architecture. The small music and performing arts campus are common and a draw for tourists who want to visit the university.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Highlights its sports fields and huge libraries, as well as 543 buildings with gargoyles, ivy, glass and steel. Is a must attend a football game in " the big house ", a stadium with a capacity of almost 110,000 spectators.
University of Virginia
It was built in 1819 by Thomas Jefferson and his architectural legacy continues today nearly 200 years later. Give a roundabout in the middle of campus and several gardens beautifully maintained, designated as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.
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