Soak up Southern hospitality and history in Nashville, before heading into the wilderness of the rugged Appalachian Highlands. Modern America was born in Jamestown, where English settlers first landed in 1607, while the US government is firmly in focus in Washington DC. Delve deeper into the history books as you try out the Amish way of life and set foot inside the former home of Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence and the third president of the United States.

"Alright, so if you're wondering where everyone in the UK is usually splashing their cash, it's a pretty diverse mix, but some names definitely pop up more than others. For pretty much anything you can think of, from your weekly groceries to new clothes or homeware, the big supermarkets like Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and Morrisons are absolute giants – people are in and out of those daily, picking up everything under the sun. Then, when it comes to fashion, beauty, and more general lifestyle bits, you've got the high street heroes like Next, M&S (Marks & Spencer is huge for food and clothing, obviously!), and JD Sports for trainers and sportswear, which are always buzzing. For bits and bobs around the house or a quick gift, Boots and Superdrug are massive for health and beauty, whilst Wilko (RIP, but still a go-to online) and The Range were always popular for home essentials. And let's not forget the online Goliaths – Amazon is undeniably a massive stockist for, well, absolutely everything, and ASOS is a huge player for fashion, alongside retailer's own online stores. Basically, it's a mix of the traditional big-name stores and the massive online platforms that really dominate where most Brits do their America's Historic Trail shopping! " - Bargainplace UK

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