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Discover the timeless beauty and rich history of Boston's iconic green spaces at the Boston Common and Public Garden. As the oldest public park in the United States, Boston Common invites visitors to stroll along its picturesque pathways, shaded by majestic trees and adorned with historical monuments. Across Charles Street lies the enchanting Boston Public Garden, renowned for its vibrant floral displays, tranquil lagoon, and iconic swan boats gliding gracefully across its waters. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat amidst nature's splendor or embarking on a leisurely afternoon stroll, the Boston Common and Public Garden offer a sanctuary of serenity and charm in the heart of the bustling city.

Enjoy a reservation at CLINK, nestled within the historic walls of The Liberty. Housed within the former Charles Street Jail, CLINK blends modern sophistication with the rich history of its surroundings. Helmed by an award-winning team of chefs, the menu at CLINK showcases the best of New England's seasonal ingredients, expertly crafted into innovative dishes that tantalize the taste buds and delight the senses. From the freshest seafood to locally sourced produce, each dish at CLINK is a work of art, bursting with flavor and creativity. Whether you're savoring a perfectly seared steak, indulging in decadent desserts, or exploring the carefully curated wine list, every bite is a culinary revelation.

Please note: Your meal is not included and will be paid for on location. Reservations are confirmed at the time of booking and are subject to availability.

Meet your private guide and set off on a captivating private walking tour of the historic sites of the Freedom Trail, a journey through the heart of Boston's historic legacy. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of American history as you traverse this iconic trail, starting at Boston Common, the nation's oldest public park. As you venture along the red-brick path, witness the Massachusetts State House, a beacon of political history. Explore Park Street Church, where passionate orators like William Lloyd Garrison once rallied for social change. Stroll through Granary Burying Ground, the final resting place of influential figures like Paul Revere and John Hancock. Continue to King's Chapel, an architectural marvel and site of religious significance. Pause at the Benjamin Franklin statue and the Old South Meeting House, where revolutionary plans were hatched. Experience the profound resonance of the Boston Massacre Site and the Old State House. Your private guide will reveal the captivating stories behind each stop, making history come alive. Conclude your tour at Faneuil Hall, a marketplace with a rich past, where your understanding of Boston's pivotal role in shaping the nation's destiny will be forever enriched.

Step back in time to one of the pivotal moments in American history at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum. Situated on the picturesque waterfront of Boston Harbor, this immersive attraction transports visitors to December 16, 1773, when a group of colonists took a stand against British taxation without representation. Boarding authentically restored tea ships, guests relive the daring protest firsthand, tossing tea crates into the harbor alongside historical reenactors. Through engaging exhibits, multimedia presentations, and interactive experiences, visitors gain insight into the events leading up to the Boston Tea Party and its profound impact on the birth of a nation. Meet the patriots, hear their stories, and immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of Revolutionary-era Boston, leaving with a deeper understanding of the spirit of independence that helped shape the course of American history. The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum offers an unforgettable journey through time, blending education, entertainment, and a touch of rebellion for visitors of all ages.

Discover the homes of literary giants and trace the historic route of Paul Revere, an iconic American figure, on a half day private guided tour that breathes life into the pages of history. Following in his footsteps from Boston to Lexington and Concord, you'll relive the pivotal moments that marked the onset of the American Revolution. After a seamless pick-up from your hotel, travel just 30 minutes through Cambridge and Medford to the town of Lexington. Explore Lexington Battle Green, the site of the first battle that ignited the flames of independence. Continue to follow the trail of the courageous "Minutemen" to Concord, where the echo of the "shot heard round the world" resounds through time. Explore the hallowed grounds of Minuteman National Park and stand at the Old North Bridge, a symbolic site of revolutionary fervor. In Concord, your tour extends beyond the battlefield as you catch sight of the homes of literary luminaries like Louisa May Alcott, best known for her novel "Little Women", the philosopher and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, whose most famous works include "The Scarlet Letter" and "The House of the Seven Gables", and philosopher Henry David Thoreau. Conclude your tour with a transfer to your accommodation.

Step into a world where history meets modern-day charm at Faneuil Hall Marketplace & Quincy Market. Nestled in the heart of Boston, this iconic destination offers an unforgettable experience for those seeking to immerse themselves in the city's rich culture and vibrant atmosphere. Stroll through the cobblestone streets of Faneuil Hall, where echoes of the past resonate with each step. Marvel at the architectural splendor of the historic marketplace, a testament to Boston's storied past as a hub of commerce and culture. Explore the array of shops, boutiques, and artisanal stalls, offering everything from locally crafted goods to unique souvenirs. As hunger beckons, follow the tantalizing aroma of freshly prepared cuisine to Quincy Market. Here, culinary delights from around the world await, beckoning food enthusiasts to indulge in a gastronomic journey like no other. From savory seafood to decadent desserts, there's something to satisfy every craving. Take a moment to relax and soak in the ambiance as street performers entertain with their mesmerizing talents, adding to the lively atmosphere. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely meal al fresco or simply people-watching from one of the quaint cafes, every moment at Faneuil Hall Marketplace & Quincy Market is a celebration of Boston's vibrant spirit.

Step into history at Union Oyster House, America’s oldest continuously operating restaurant, serving guests since 1826. Located along Boston’s Freedom Trail, this iconic eatery offers a quintessential New England dining experience steeped in tradition. Dine in cozy, wood-paneled booths once frequented by Daniel Webster and enjoy fresh oysters shucked at the original raw bar. With its charming colonial ambiance and classic seafood dishes—like clam chowder and broiled Boston scrod—Union Oyster House is both a culinary landmark and a window into Boston’s storied past.

Please note: Your meal is not included and will be paid for on location. Reservations are confirmed at the time of booking and are subject to availability.

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Sit back and enjoy a business class train ride from Boston to New York City.

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Step back in time with a taste of New York City’s storied culinary past. Savor a classic steak at Delmonico’s, America’s first fine-dining restaurant, or experience the legendary dry-aged cuts at Peter Luger in Brooklyn and Keen’s, famous for its mutton chop and century-old pipe collection. For a true slice of NYC, don’t miss Katz’s Delicatessen, a Lower East Side institution since 1888. Dine where the Founding Fathers once gathered at Fraunces Tavern, a Revolutionary War-era landmark. Beneath the soaring ceilings of Grand Central Terminal, the Oyster Bar serves fresh seafood in a setting as iconic as the city itself. Speak to your Destination Expert for additional suggestions, or to arrange a dining reservation.

Set out with your private guide on a full day exploration of New York City's most iconic landmarks. Begin the day with a scenic ferry ride towards the breathtaking Statue of Liberty, where you will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with Lady Liberty herself. A gift from France to the United States in 1886, take a moment to appreciate the statue's majestic presence- symbolizing freedom and democracy. Next, travel to Ellis Island, where the echoing halls of the immigration museum share the stories of millions who sought a new life. As you explore the historic registry room and hear the tales of hope and resilience, the island becomes a living testament to the diverse threads that weave the fabric of the American dream. The tour culminates at the solemn 9/11 Memorial, where the twin reflecting pools pay tribute to the lives lost. Visit the 9/11 museum, where evocative artifacts and interactive displays create a powerful narrative, fostering reflection and remembrance as you navigate the emotional journey through this somber space. Finish the day with a private transfer back to your accommodation.

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Sit back and enjoy a business class train ride from New York City to Philadelphia.

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Discover why Philadelphia is known as the birthplace of the United States of America. Accompanied by your private driver and guide, journey through pivotal landmarks to sample the city's historic heritage. The "City of Brotherly Love" is where Thomas Jefferson penned the Declaration for Independence, and once served as capital of the United States. Meander through the Old City, walking in the footsteps of the early revolutionaries that built the USA. See the city's famous Liberty Bell, a symbol of American independence and freedom, learning the story behind its infamous crack. Victoriously pose next to a bronzed statue of Rocky Balboa, a gift to the city from Sylvester Stallone himself. Visit the UNESCO-recognized Independence Hall, the must-see birthplace of the United States Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution. Marvel at City Hall's imposing clock tower, its white marble and limestone design earning the designation of a National Historic Landmark, recognized as the world’s largest free standing masonry building. Journey back in time and see the Betsy Ross House, once the residence of the legendary seamstress and flag-maker. Rich in history and culture, the city of Philadelphia is yours to explore.

While the Revolutionary War did not take place in Philadelphia, the city was nonetheless home to the First and Second Continental Congresses, playing a significant role in the birth story of the USA. Meet your private guide for a walking tour through the city's historic neighborhoods, learning of their ties to the radical revolution. Within Philadelphia's borders remain the landmarks that housed the initial visions for America, including where Thomas Jefferson penned the Declaration of Independence, and the first meeting house of the Continental Congress in 1774. After your walking tour through the historic district, your guide will tie it all together with a visit to the new Museum of the American Revolution. Here you'll discover how colonists transformed into revolutionaries against the most powerful nation at the time.

Enjoy time at leisure to get acquainted with remarkable Philadelphia, a key player in the nation's origin story. Get a sense of the city’s history through its numerous monuments, symbols, and other landmarks, such as the First Bank of the United States, the warship USS Olympia, and the iconic Liberty Bell. Visit Washington Square to see the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a memorial honoring soldiers of the American Revolutionary War. Don’t forget to stop by the eerie remains of the Eastern State Penitentiary, which housed notorious criminals like Al Capone. For a family-friendly activity, visit the Please Touch Museum, home to interactive exhibits to capitvate a child's attention. Sample some of the delicious food available in Philadelphia, particularly the fresh goods and cooked meals at the Italian Market. For an additional gastronomic delight, savor one of the city's legendary cheesesteaks.

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Sit back and enjoy a business class train ride from Philadelphia to Washington, D.C.

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When the sun goes down, Washington lights up. Tonight, you’ll enjoy the sights and sounds of this truly magnificent city from a new perspective. Experiencing the city at nighttime offers an unforgettable atmosphere and vibrancy unique to what you see during the day. Marvel at the city’s most popular sites, including the Capitol Building, the White House and the Washington Monument. Each impressive monument dazzles in the dark, illuminated to show a different side of their beauty. Your private driver will make stops at the Lincoln Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, and the Jefferson Memorial to allow you the opportunity to take photos and gain a new appreciation for these significant landmarks.

Step into the heart of American history on a privately guided walking tour of Arlington National Cemetery. Travel across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., where this hallowed ground spans 624 acres and serves as the final resting place for presidents, over 400,000 service members, veterans, and their families. Visit iconic sites including the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where you may witness the solemn Changing of the Guard ceremony. Pay your respects at the gravesite of President John F. Kennedy, marked by the eternal flame. Explore Arlington House, a historic mansion that has stood since 1805, offering stunning views and rich history. Your journey continues to the Air Force Memorial and the Marine Corps War Memorial, famously known as Iwo Jima, each telling powerful stories of bravery and sacrifice. Along the way, your knowledgeable guide will share the poignant history of the cemetery, bringing to life the stories of those who rest here. You may opt to take some time to visit the exhibitions at the welcome center, enhancing your understanding and appreciation of this sacred place. Walk through the chapters of American valor and legacy at Arlington National Cemetery - a tribute to the heroes who shaped our nation.

Spend time at leisure exploring the majesty of the nation's capital. With plenty of distinguished monuments and memorials to see, Washington, D.C. offers a one-of-a-kind touring experience. Perhaps begin your adventure with a visit to the National Mall, a 2-mile green strip nicknamed "The Nation's Front Lawn", and home to legendary American museums and landmarks. To the north, you'll see the country's most famous residence - The White House. For some family-friendly options, visit The Newseum, an interactive space dedicated to free expression and the First Amendment, or stop by the International Spy Museum, housing artifacts of interest to aspiring spies of all ages. Washington, D.C. is also home to a number of eclectic neighborhoods to visit, including upscale Georgetown, artsy Penn Quarter, lively Adams Morgan, and of course, the celebrated Capitol Hill.

Step into the charm of Washington, D.C.’s oldest saloon with a visit to Old Ebbitt Grill on 15th Street. Founded in 1856 by William E. Ebbitt as a boarding‑house‑cum‑saloon, this storied venue has witnessed an array of presidents—Grant, Cleveland, Roosevelt, Harding, and even President McKinley reportedly resided there while in Congress. Inside, you’ll find mahogany booths, marble and brass bars, gas chandeliers, and ornate glass panels depicting the Capitol, White House, and Treasury, all evoking turn‑of‑the‑century grandeur. Don’t miss the famed oyster bar—a beloved watering hole where happy hour brings half‑price oysters, clams, crab claws, and lobster tails, all best enjoyed while your bartender narrates the stories behind Buffalo Bill’s letters and Teddy Roosevelt’s hunting trophies. Please note: This service is for a reservation only and payment for your meal is required in destination. All reservations are subject to availability.

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The Liberty Hotel Boston is rich in both history and ornate architecture, conveniently located mere steps away from shopping, dining, Boston Common, and much more. A unique blend of history, high-style luxury and homegrown warmth, The Liberty Hotel is the ideal place for a “Quintessentially Boston” experience. Located at the foot of Beacon Hill, The Liberty Hotel is an imaginative transformation of the storied Charles Street Jail, a national historic landmark and architectural gem built in 1851. From the 298 imaginatively re-invented rooms and suites, guests take in sweeping views of the city skyline and Charles River, With over five distinct restaurants and bars, The Liberty Hotel offers a true treat for the senses as you unwind in impeccable style.

Step into the historic Warwick New York, where guests are welcomed to a hotel that conveys both a stylish tradition and elegant service which is valued in this fast-paced modern world. Built in 1926 by media tycoon William Randolph Hearst, the Warwick New York has become one of the world’s most legendary hotels, welcoming The Beatles, Elvis, James Dean and Cary Grant among others. This legacy of hospitality continues today with each guest. Guests can enjoy an authentic New York City dining experience at one of the hotel's restaurants. The hotel's central midtown Manhattan location is at the epicenter of New York City’s entertainment, dining, shopping and cultural districts, making it the perfect home base for a New York City adventure.

Envisioned by pioneer George C. Boldt in 1904, The Bellevue Hotel is a living landmark that embodies the style and revelry of Philadelphia’s gilded days with entrepreneurial spirit and sophistication. Part history, part innovation, and always timeless, here guests discover distinctive architecture and inventive dining. The 172 guest rooms marry the building’s grandeur—as seen in each living space’s 14-foot ceilings and ornamented detailing—with Philadelphia personality by way of vintage art and city photography. The Bellevue Hotel also offers an ideal location: walk down Broad Street to tour the Victorian-era Academy of Music, or drive two miles to Old City to view the historic Liberty Bell.

The Mayflower Hotel in Washington, D.C., is an iconic landmark that blends historic grandeur with modern elegance. Located just steps from the White House and the National Mall, this classic hotel has been a symbol of sophistication since 1925. Known as "Washington's Second Best Address," the Mayflower offers beautifully appointed rooms, exceptional dining at its signature restaurant, Edgar Bar & Kitchen, and a rich history that has hosted presidents, dignitaries, and celebrities. With its prime location, easily access the city’s top attractions, including museums, monuments, and world-class shopping. The Mayflower Hotel is the perfect choice for those seeking an unforgettable stay in the nation’s capital.