"visit everywhere" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe travelling or exploring to different places. For example, "I want to visit everywhere I can on my summer break!".
"Last week they were allowed to visit everywhere at the complex, do interviews and take samples," Mr. Larijani said in the interview.
Arabs have the right to visit everywhere in the Land of Israel, and Jews have the right to visit every place in the Land of Israel".
They visit EVERYWHERE first.
These travelers easily hop on airplanes to visit everywhere from Timbuktu to Antarctica.
It's unlikely you have the time to visit everywhere, so you'll need to refine your visits to what is doable.
As the main conduit of American aid, the World Food Program has managed to increase the number of North Korean counties it can visit to 163, but its staff is barred from more than 40, and its visits everywhere are supervised.
I felt it in the places I stayed or visited; everywhere, that is, except Jakes, which felt like a microcosm of how you'd like modern Jamaica to be, as both a country and a destination.
As an adult, Mr. Keohane -- an energetic, good-humored yet quiet lawyer at the Zurich company, according to his sister, Darlene -- liked to say he had visited everywhere except Antarctica.
Do you think this approach comes from this being a point in your life where you're "visiting" everywhere to open up to things you never have before?
Eventually, he and his team visited everywhere from New Orleans to the Himalayas, South Africa to Jerusalem and beyond in his quest to capture the essence of regular people making heartfelt music, that being the universal condition that links musicians, vocalists and the message in all parts of the world.
There are orchards to visit almost everywhere: in the east of England check the Apples and Orchards Project website for somewhere close to you, and in Scotland Clyde Valley orchards names several that encourage interactive visiting including the Glasgow children's orchard, and on the other side of the Irish sea they don't call Armagh The Orchard County for nothing.
