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Seasons has no additional neighborhood. World Adventures has three destinations your Sim can visit - use the phone and plan a vacation to travel to these places.
EPs that come with new neighborhoods to play:
EPs that come with new destinations to visit:
If you register your base game at thesims3.com, you gain access to the Riverview neighborhood. The Sims 3 store also has a number of other worlds that can be bought. Note that you can often find Dragon Valley and Roaring Heights worlds for sale in disk or code form considerably cheaper than the pack from the Sims 3 Store, but it's really just codes you register at the store then can download them to your game. (In fact, I got both together on sale for about $14 total from Walmart online.)
(While you cannot mix Steam version with EPs and SPs bought other places, worlds are a different story and can be bought anywhere then downloaded from the store to your Steam game.)
Finally! There are a number of sites that have user-made worlds that you can download and install. Two of my favorites are http://mysimrealty.com and http://sims3.thesimscatalog.com .
if origin says you own World Adventures you´ll have the home town called adventure land but it looks like Sunset Valley but with other names.