22 for me
Yeah Fenway Pahk and Paul Revere’s Hawz should be on the list!
I am at 19. I think driving by counts. I went on the ferry to Long Island and saw Statue of Liberty which I am counting.
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I’m at 20, but some I have chosen not to see, like Walt Disney World. My grandparents were in Florida and I refused to go with my brothers.
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- Every summer, Dad took us with him to an engineering educators’ conference somewhere in the US. So we saw a lot of the country as kids.
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Agreed. Anything on the Freedom Trail should have supplanted Mall of America
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20 for me.
I’m at 25, missing some stuff on the West Coast.
18, mostly dragged as a kid. No interest in the rest.
I’ve been to 30, but some were sheer chance due to proximity - in the area for other reasons.
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This is just some hokey lost I saw on Facebook- and didn’t participate in. 
. So don’t hold the list to any standards.
Maybe we create our own “landmark” list.
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22!
- Glad to see I wasn’t the only one wanting to ask about River Walk (San Ant was my guess though). I’ve been to Maui 5-10 times and actively avoided Road to Hana…
24 for me!
Only 11. But I have been to most of those 11 multiple times.
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20 for me. Sad.
I think I have visited 48 states though, just missing SD and Hawaii.
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- Lots of cross-country car trips as a child and as a parent.
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Well, if drive-bys count I’m at 27! LOL
24 visits and 3 drive-bys. 
And I’m okay leaving those as drive-bys.
27 but I did count driving by the Empire State Bldg and walking by the White House.
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We definitely need our own list. 
(Or lists. Colleges you visited. National parks you visited. Etc. )
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National parks list would be great. I need to compile my post-children-in-house bucket lists, and one of them has always been to see all the national parks on one trip. (I’m extra, I know.)
Now talking about this with my family. They claim it’s not possible.
You’d think after 20-plus years of living with me, they would know never to say such a thing.