Day 1 to 2

Although many visitors know about Boston’s rich history and its role in the

Revolutionary War, they may not be aware of the city’s world-class museums,

numerous universities and abundant shopping opportunities. Begin your exploration of the city on The Freedom Trail’s 16 historic stops, including the famous

Old North Church, Paul Revere House and Faneuil Hall Marketplace with

100-plus shops and pushcarts as well as 50 restaurants, pubs and food vendors.

Spend a day enjoying some of the Museum of Fine Arts’ 450,000-plus works

of art or the Museum of Science’s eye-opening exhibits. For a more intimate

experience, visit the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum or the Nichols House

Museum. Walk across the Charles River on the Longfellow Bridge or take the “T”

(subway) to Cambridge, locally known as “the City of Squares,” which refers to

charming neighborhoods where you will find fine dining, museums and unique

shopping experiences. Cambridge is also famous for the ivy-trimmed campus

of Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, both of

which offer tours. Shoppers will enjoy Newbury Street in the affluent Back

Bay, with its high-end boutiques in restored brownstone houses, and Copley

Place, a two-level mall with top brand-name stores. South Boston, known as

Southie, is home to the famous St. Patrick’s Day Parade and the South Boston

Waterfront, now emerging as the Seaport District with restaurants and cruise

tours. In the heart of Boston, the Waterfront and Harbor Walk link many neighborhoods and offer breathtaking waterfront views as well as great dining options

on and off the water. Sports fans should plan to watch a Boston Red Sox baseball

game (April through October) and take a tour of Fenway Park, the oldest Major

League Baseball park in the country. When the weather is nice, stroll through

the Boston Common and take a ride on one of the famous Swan Boats in the

Public Garden.

Accommodation: Boston, Massachusetts

Boston Public Gardens

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK

Day 3 to 5

Filling four days with exciting things to do in New

York City is

ridiculously easy. Head to Broadway to take in a show; buy

online well ahead of your trip, or try your luck with day-of-show

half-price tickets at the TKTS boot

h in Times Square. Stretch

your mind at enriching museums both large, Metropolitan

Museum of Art or Museum of Modern Art, and small, The Frick

Collection or Morgan Library and Museum. Enjoy panoramic

views of midtown Manhattan from the Empire State Building’s

open-air observatory or from

Top of the Rock at Rockefeller

Center. Alternativel

y, head to One World Observatory

’s 100th

floor for stunning views of the harbor and the entire cit

y. Explore

the ethnic and cultural diversity of New

York’s five boroughs.

Foodies will love the Greek food from Astoria in Queens or dim

sum in Manhattan’s Chinatown. Dig into a hearty Russian dinner

in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, and work it off with a stroll on the

boardwalk. If you are looking for great pizza, take the free ferry to

Staten Island and enjoy spectacular views of Ellis Island and the

Statue of Liberty on the way. The Bronx is famous for the Bronx

Zoo and New

York Botanical Gardens, but explore further and

discover Little Italy, centered around Arthur Avenue and East

187th Street, with its cafes and restaurants. Sports fans can catch

a New York Yankees baseball game in the Bronx or a Mets game

in Queens. See U.S. Open

Tennis matches at the Billy Jean King

National

Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. Do

not miss Madison Square Garden, known as “The Garden” to

locals, to see the New

York Knicks play basketball, the New

York

Rangers play hockey or to attend one of the headlining concerts.

At the Barclays Arena, take in a New

York Islanders hockey game

or a Brooklyn Nets basketball game. If you enjoy walking, then

New

York City is the destination for you. Cross the Brooklyn

Bridge, relax on the Sheep Meadow, walk around the reservoir

in Central Park or visit Strawberry Fields. Don’t forget the High

Line, a park stretching along a former rail line between 10th and

12th avenues from Gansevoort Street to 34th Street in Manhattan.

Accommodation: New York City, New York

Downtown Pride Parade, New York City

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA

Day 6 to 7

Philadelphia is city of icons, such as the famous LOVE statue, the “Rocky Steps”

at the Museum of Art and Philly cheesesteak sandwiches. Visit Independence

Hall National Historical Park, home to the Liberty Bell and Independence

Hall, where the U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence were

signed. In addition to the Constitution Center, Philadelphia is home to an

astounding collection of museums, artistic venues and historical attractions.

Visit the Ben Franklin Museum to learn about one of the Founding Fathers

of the USA and enjoy the outdoors at beautiful Longwood Gardens or

Fairmount Park. Shops, art galleries, restaurants and pubs line the historic

cobblestone streets of Philadelphia’s Old City district. View classical works by

Renoir, Cézanne and Picasso at the Barnes Foundation or at the

Philadelphia Museum of Art with its collection of more than 240,000

items. Relax and take in the surroundings while dining al fresco at

Rittenhouse Square. Browse more than 400 shops and restaurants at the

King of Prussia Mall. You could happily spend a week eating and

drinking your way through vibrant Philadelphia’s abundant restaurants,

food markets and craft breweries. The Reading Terminal Market, the

USA’s oldest farmers market, is also the city’s most popular attraction.

Accommodation: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Independence Hall National Historical Park

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Day 8 to 10

There’s a lot to see in Washington, D.C., but a trip to the National Mall

is a must for any itinerary. This national park encompasses Washington

Monument, Lincoln Memorial, the U.S. Capitol and more. Two nearby

attractions, the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the

Smithsonian National Museum of American History, offer a fascinating

history of paper currency and the birth of the USA. Head north to

experience Georgetown University, surrounded by lively shops and cafes,

for lunch and people-watching. Board a water taxi from Georgetown to

cross the Potomac River to Old Town Alexandria’s charming historic

district that dates to the 18th and 19th centuries. A trip to Arlington in

Virginia is a must; visit Arlington House, once the home of Confederate

Gen. Robert E. Lee, and the Arlington National Cemetery. Go to the

National Harbor to see its beautiful waterfront and marina. Sports fans

should not miss the chance to visit the revitalized Southwest Waterfront

along the Potomac River and Nationals Park, which is the home of the

Washington Nationals professional baseball team.

10 Night / 11 Day package includes:

• 2 Nights Boston Accommodation

• 1 Day Go City® Boston Pass

• 3 Nights New York City Accommodation

• 1 Day Go City® New York City Pass

• 2 Nights Philadelphia Accommodation

• 1 Day Go City® Philadephia Pass

• 3 Nights Washington, D.C. Accommodation

• Washington, D.C. Mall & Monuments by Electric Car city sights tour

Booking and Payments

• Deposit: A non-refundable deposit of 30% of the total tour cost is required to confirm your booking.

• Final Payment: The balance must be paid in full 90 days before the departure date. Failure to do so may result in the cancellation of your booking.

Cancellations and Refunds

• Cancellation by Client:

• More than 90 days before departure: Loss of deposit.

• 30-90 days before departure: 65% of the total tour cost.

• Less than 30 days before departure: 100% of the total tour cost.

• Cancellation by Company: We reserve the right to cancel the tour due to unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, a full refund will be provided.

• Changes to Itinerary

• Flexibility Required: Weather and road conditions may necessitate changes to the planned route and itinerary. Flexibility is essential.

• Substitutions: We reserve the right to substitute accommodations and services of similar standard when necessary.

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• Mandatory: Comprehensive travel insurance covering medical expenses, personal injury, and emergency evacuation is mandatory for all participants.

• Proof Required: Proof of insurance must be provided before the tour begins.

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• Fitness Level: A reasonable level of fitness is required for participation in the activities outlined in the tour itinerary.

• Medical Conditions: Participants must disclose any pre-existing medical conditions at the time of booking.

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• Behavior: Disruptive or harmful behavior may result in the participant being asked to leave the tour, with no refund provided.

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