"impressive visit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a visit that has made a good impression, either because of the friendliness of the hosts or the quality of the experience. For example: "My visit to the Royal Palace was an impressive one - the grounds were stunning and the hospitality of the royal family was second-to-none."
Manchester City's midweek dismissal of Steaua Bucharest was mightily impressive, but their visit to Stoke this weekend is an entirely different pond of ducks.
The most impressive time to visit is between December and April, when the frigates are joined by other migrating seabirds, including the elegant red-billed tropic bird, which breeds on the island.
@lasheslove says it's more impressive and less visited than Zion.
Whatever it was, Kushi was the most cheekily enjoyable, as well as the most innovative and impressive restaurant we visited in a whirlwind week of dining.
The Warwickshire total of 273, built around 95 from Nick Knight, looked impressive until the visiting bowlers started hurling pies and the Yorkshire openers tucked in like a pair of Desperate Dans.
Another draw is an impressive array of visiting faculty from China, Japan, North America and Europe.
Recently garnering some positive press as well as drawing in Flickr power users like Thomas Hawk, Troy Holden and Ivan Makarov and this whole thread of Flickr migrations, the site grew 60% in the last 30 days, bringing in an impressive 2.5 million visits last month.
You need at least two hours to visit this impressive museum, whose sights and sounds will fascinate and move you.
You may find, for example, that one has a particularly impressive guide accompanying the visit that would make it worthwhile.
And it proved impressive on a previous visit to Carnegie Hall, in 1991, with Mendelssohn's "Elijah," as it did at home in each of the last two seasons.
