Washington DC & Philadelphia 1-Day Guided Tour from NYC

After our trip by bus and accompanied by our guide, you will arrive at the impressive city of Washington DC, which is the United States capital.

Pass by the largest building in the country, The Pentagon.

Pass by the cemetery, where they bury soldiers.

The exciting corner was dedicated in 1995 to Korean War Veterans its Wall of Remembrance and 19 stainless steel statues

Honoring the men and women who served in the controversial Vietnam War

Three young soldiers with weapons and uniforms of the time, a symbol of the ethnic groups that fought in the Vietnam War

Famous monument built in 1922 in honor of President Abraham Lincoln

Observe from afar the panoramic view of the monument built to honour George Washington, the United States' first president, the 555 foot marble obelisk towers over Washington DC

Our first stop will be a visit to the Iwo Jima Memorial, dedicated to honouring the US Marines

Next, you'll travel to the White House, during this tour you will stop for a classic outside view of the home and office of the U.S.President

Pass by the J. Edgar Hoover Building, the FBI's Headquarters.

Pass by the most iconic museum in the country.

Capitol Building,home of the U.S. Congress and where the laws of this country are made.

Philadelphia, the largest city in Pennsylvania, founded in 1682, was the first capital of North America, the cradle of democracy

Your first stop will be at the Independence National Historical Park where your guide will lead you on a brief walking tour. You will have the opportunity to see some of the main historical sites such as the Liberty Bell, the famous symbol of America’s independence, and Independence Hall, the birthplace of the United States

Place where the United States Declaration of Independence was debated and converted

The Liberty Bell bears a timeless message: "Proclaim Liberty Throughout All the Land Unto All the Inhabitants thereof"

The building served as City Hall until 1854

Your visit to Philadelphia concludes with a stop at the Rocky Steps, in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where you’ll have an opportunity to re-enact the famous scene from the 1976 movie by ascending to the top of the steps.

Located at the Eakins oval, this fountain features a bronze sculpture of the first president George Washington, mounted on a horse.