During the American presidential elections on Times Online recommends 10 destinations linked to the presidents that have followed the White House. Including the famous Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota, where you can see the faces of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt carved on the rock, and the Nixon Presidential Museum of Orange County in California, the most visited presidential museum of America. Among the various uses, the Times also linked to a meta-elect Barack Obama, for friends Berry. It is so that they called him to Honolulu, where Obama attended Punahou High, a private school where a boy and the president lost no opportunity to enjoy the waves of the Ka Iwi

Coast. I travel to these places of his childhood is now a booming business. They could not miss the list of places to visit the Jimmy Carter's B & B in Georgia, the JFK Library, an imposing building overlooking Boston, the FDR-Hyde Park in New York, where the grave of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Hodgenville in Kentucky, the birthplace of Lincoln, and the Clinton Presidential Center on the banks of the Arkansas River in Little Rock. Until January, in addition, you can visit two exhibitions devoted to American presidents. In Austin, Texas, will be open to the public until January 4 Cowboys-In-Chief, who curiously intertwines the presidency of the United States and the images of cowboys. While in Des Moines in Iowa is on display Caucus, dedicated to American candidate for the presidency.