The phrase "a memorable visit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a visit that left a lasting impression or was particularly enjoyable.
Example: "Our trip to the national park was a memorable visit, filled with breathtaking views and unforgettable experiences."
Alternatives: "an unforgettable visit" or "a remarkable visit."
But generally the tours are rushed and the chances for a memorable visit are low.
However, it's the combination of the new and the old side-by-side that really makes it a memorable visit.
Mr. Ritchie, along with Sarah Palin and the right-wing rocker Ted Nugent, paid Mr. Trump a memorable visit to the White House.
For a live event, it was a memorable visit to the the land of the dead, filled with two types of rich music — the piano and the spoken word.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet For a live event, it was a memorable visit to the the land of the dead, filled with two types of rich music — the piano and the spoken word.
France still views Alsace with Teutonic-tinted suspicion ('Alsace: Nos Voisines les Allemands', read the cover of that week's L'Express), and on a memorable visit in 2011 even President Sarkozy got a little confused and claimed he was in Germany.
I didn't want to have to carry around a large stuffed banana toy or a wax replica of my hand, but I still had a great experience and a very memorable visit to the O.C. Fair.
For a very memorable visit to the World Trade Center site, be sure to walk with the exceptional guides of 9/11 Tribute Museum, whose efforts help us all to heal.
I have just returned from a brief but memorable visit to Singapore and found truth in its reputation as being a well-ordered, model city-state that is preserving its history while fully embracing the future.
Here's an email from James Harrison, a student at Covenant College, an evangelical institution in Lookout Mountain, Georgia, where I was invited for a very pleasant and memorable visit a year ago.
By Hendrik Hertzberg December 25, 2009 Here's an email from James Harrison, a student at Covenant College, an evangelical institution in Lookout Mountain, Georgia, where I was invited for a very pleasant and memorable visit a year ago.
