East Coast by Train – Philadelphia Extension
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East Coast by Train – Philadelphia Extension

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Creado: martes, 8 de septiembre de 2026
Ref ID: 63097954
Precio total Desde 2.373 €
Creado: martes, 8 de septiembre de 2026
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Day 1: Boston – Arrival

The discovery begins with Boston Common, the oldest public park in the United States, then the Public Garden. From there starts the Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile red line linking sixteen sites of the American Revolution such as the State House with its golden dome, Faneuil Hall, and the covered market of Quincy Market. Then come the lanes of Beacon Hill, its brick houses and gas lamps, along with the North End, the city's Italian quarter, known for its restaurants.


Day 2: Boston

The second half of the Freedom Trail, heading north: the Old North Church, then Charlestown, where the USS Constitution is berthed. Across the Charles River, in Cambridge, the discovery of the most famous campus in America, Harvard.


Day 3: New York

Departure from South Station. The train follows the Connecticut coast, passing Mystic and New London, before crossing the East River into Manhattan. A first look at Midtown: Bryant Park, the New York Public Library, Fifth Avenue and the concourse of Grand Central Terminal. The day ends at Times Square after dark.


Day 4: New York

The morning is given over to the bay: ferry from Battery Park to Liberty Island and the Statue of Liberty, then Ellis Island and its Immigration Museum. Back to Manhattan through the Financial District, Wall Street, the Stock Exchange and Charging Bull, as far as the 9/11 Memorial and its two pools sunk into the footprint of the former towers. The day closes with the walk across the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset and the arrival in DUMBO, facing the skyline.


Day 5: New York

An Uptown day. Central Park first, from Bethesda Terrace to Strawberry Fields and the Reservoir, then the Metropolitan Museum of Art on its eastern edge, whose collection spans five thousand years. For those who prefer modern art, MoMA can be substituted. The day continues towards the Upper West Side, the Lincoln Center and the surroundings of the Dakota Building.


Day 6: New York

A day in the southern neighbourhoods. The High Line, a former elevated railway turned promenade, runs from Chelsea Market to the Meatpacking District. Then come Greenwich Village and Washington Square Park, the cobbled streets and wrought iron of the West Village, then the districts of SoHo, Little Italy and Chinatown.


Day 7: Philadelphia

A short journey from Penn Station across New Jersey to 30th Street Station and its Art Deco concourse. The afternoon centers on Independence National Historical Park, the political birthplace of the country: Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were signed, the Liberty Bell, Congress Hall and Franklin Court. The end of the day in Old City, Elfreth's Alley, the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in the United States, and the Society Hill district.


Day 8: Philadelphia

Up the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, an avenue laid out on the model of the Champs-Élysées, to the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the steps made famous by Rocky. Then the Eastern State Penitentiary, a former neo-Gothic prison that once held Al Capone, followed by City Hall and Rittenhouse Square. A discovery of the south of the city with the mosaics of the Magic Gardens on South Street, and the Italian Market and its stalls.


Day 9: Washington Dc

The train crosses Delaware, then Maryland and Baltimore, to Union Station. Visit of the eastern end of the National Mall: the Capitol, the Supreme Court and the reading room of the Library of Congress. At nightfall, a circuit of the illuminated sites, from the Lincoln Memorial to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, from the World War II Memorial to the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, along the Tidal Basin, then on through Georgetown.


Day 10: Washington Dc

The Smithsonian museums, all free to enter, gathered around the Mall: the National Air and Space Museum, the National Museum of African American History and Culture or the National Museum of Natural History, two at most. Then a pass by the White House from Lafayette Square and the Ellipse, followed by a visit to Arlington National Cemetery, with the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and its changing of the guard.


Day 11: Washington Dc – Departure

End of the tour.

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2 Adultos
Noches 10
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Destinos 4
Alojamientos 4
Circuitos 1
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Train included on Days 3 7 and 9 (Standard Coach Seat - Flexible).


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Alojamientos previstos

Washington DC Canopy by Hilton Washington DC Embassy Row 4*

Boston MA Hotel AKA Boston Common 4*

Philadelphia PA DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Philadelphia Center City 4*

New York City NY The New Yorker Hotel 4*

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