It is a very practical way to get to know two very important cities in a single day without sacrificing more time in New York. We will visit the most important points of each city, thus making the most of the day.
Pickup included
We will pass in front of the Pentagon
We will pass non-stop through the Arlington Cemetery, where all the veterans of the wars in which the United States has participated are honored.
Our first stop will be at the monument dedicated to the sailors and well known for the six soldiers holding the United States flag.
Accompanied by our guide we will walk through the Monuments to the Vietnam War, the Korean War, President Lincoln and the Forrest Gump Movie Pool.
We will continue to our next stop, which is the White House, passing by the National Academy of Sciences, the Federal Reserve Building, the OAS, the American Red Cross and the Vice Presidency.
We will take Pennsylvania Avenue, this being the main one in Washington and where the incoming president makes his presidential tour. We will pass through the FBI, Treasury, National Archives and more until we reach our last stop.
We will start our journey to Philadelphia having a stop on the way for lunch and then we will continue until we reach the Liberty Bell, our first stop in Philadelphia.
We will walk down the oldest street in the United States.
We will walk to the house of the person who designed the first flag of the United States.
We will pass through the center of the city until we reach the Art Museum where the famous Rocky Statue is located and we will go down to take pictures.
We will meet at the door of the hotel at 5:00 am.
There is no need to redeem tickets, the guide will arrive with list in hand and start calling the names of the reservations.
Pick up : The Manhattan at Times Square Hotel
7th avenue and 51st street
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Port Authority Bus Terminal, Greyhound Terminal
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Available • Apps: Uber, Lyft
Car, Bike, Scooter
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