Eastern Discovery

Upon your arrival at the New York City enjoy an independent transfer to a hotel. 

Today you would leave New York for the famous New England. Take the route along the Long Island Sound to reach the remarkable city of Boston, MA. Here you would take a walking tour covering all important locations of the Freedom Trail including- the Boston Common and winds beside the State House, King’s Chapel, the Old South Meeting House and the Boston Massacre site. You would also get to view the front sides of pubs and taverns where the America’s Founding Freedom celebrated the victory of freedom struggle. You would also walk on the cobblestone streets of Beacon Hill, renowned for its beauty. 

Today morning you would travel through the rural New England states of New Hampshire and Vermont on your way to Canada. Passing through the scenic villages and the White Mountains you would cross the internationals borders and enter the Canadian province of Quebec. You would have evening at your leisure and may choose to visit the maple farm or taste the delicious French Canadian cuisine. 

You are going to tour the Quebec City, the French capital of the province today. The highlights of this UNESCO World Heritage Site include- Quebec Provincial Parliament Building and the Citadelle.  You will walk around this walled city to see the beauty of Chateau de Frontenac and Saint Lawrence River. If time permits, you can also enjoy mouth-watering pastries, baguettes or candy treats. You can also visit Rue du Tresor before bidding good-bye to this beautiful city. Upon reaching Montreal, you would go for an Old Montreal Tour, also famous as “Vieux Port”, halting at Place Jacques Cartier and Notre Dame Basilica for an absolutely fantastic experience. 

Bid Good-Bye to Montreal and head to Ottawa- the capital of Canada. Owing a striking parliament building along with beautiful parks and flowers, Ottawa never fails to leave its imprints in your heart. After this, proceed along the 1,000 Islands Parkway in the afternoon to arrive at another beautiful city of Canada- Toronto. Located on the shore of Lake Ontario, Toronto also has the largest English-speaking population of Canada. If you want, you can also get on a cruise on the St. Lawrence River and capture the scenic settings of this city. 

Today you would drive through the Toronto’s modern architectural marvels- skyscrapers. The eminent CN Tower- having a height of 1,815 feet is counted among the world’s tallest free-standing structures. To quench your thrill thirst, you may also choose to stand at the glass floor built more than 300 meters high in the CN Tower. After this, proceed along the Lake Ontario and cross the Well & Canal to arrive at the stunning Niagara Falls. You can enjoy a stroll along the Table Rock and would be able to see the exceptional Floral Clock and the roaring water of the Horseshoe Falls. If you want, you may also choose a tour to the famous Horn blowercruises at the base of the Niagara Falls. 

Today you would ride through the rolling farmland of the upstate New York, also famous as the Finger Lakes Region to enter the Keystone State of Pennsylvania. In the afternoon you would visit the famous Gettysburg Civil War National Battleground. It is the place same place where the largest battle ever on American soil was fought and President Lincoln delivered the 272 word Gettysburg Address on November 19, 1863. From here, travel along the Susquehanna River to reach South Pennsylvania for an overnight stay. 

Today you would travel through the rural countryside to reach Pennsylvania Dutch Country. You would begin your tour with a visit to an Amish Museum to witness the 300 year old Amish people’s simple living tradition. It is interesting to note that Amish people still follow the pattern of mid 1850s lifestyle, abstaining from using electricity, mechanical devices and modern technology. From here, you would proceed to Washington, D.C. late in the afternoon. 

This day is dedicated to visit the National Capital’s highlights including- the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, the Arlington National Cemetery and the site of the JFK Memorial. Post this, you have the day at your leisure to explore museums such as Smithsonian Institute or enjoy a stroll along the banks of the Potomac River. 

Today you would bid good bye to the Washington, D.C., halt at Philadelphia, “City of Brotherly Love” to visit the Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell before you arrive at the New York city. 

Enjoy an independent transfer to the New York International Airport for your return flight.