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Great Eastern Cities
Manhattan launches this 8-day Northeast journey through Finger Lakes wine country to Niagara Falls. The tour includes Gettysburg's battlefield, Washington D.C.'s monuments, and Philadelphia's Liberty Bell with expert guides.
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308 miNiagara Falls Canada
244 miGettysburg USA
65 miWashington DC USA
123 miPhiladelphia USA
80 miNew York City USA
9 Days East Coast USA History, incl. Boston and Washington DC
A 9-day Northeast route showcases Boston's historic sites, Lexington Battle Green, and Wright Tavern in Concord. The tour continues through West Point Military Academy and New York City landmarks before reaching Philadelphia and Washington DC.
- Days 1-2
Boston Area
Land in Boston early to get over jet lag while starting your historical exploration. Take the Freedom Trail on your first day. Visit Lexington and Concord the next morning, getting to Lexington Battle Green before 9 AM to beat the tour buses. You'll need good walking shoes since you'll walk 2-3 miles between sites. Spend your second evening in Boston's North End, where the old streets still feel like colonial times.
- Day 3
Boston to NYC via West Point
- Day 4
New York City
- Day 5
Philadelphia
- Day 6
Valley Forge to DC
- Days 7-8
Washington DC Area
Take early Capitol tours starting at 8:30 AM before lines get long. Watch the guard change at Arlington Cemetery on the hour. Plan 3 hours for Mount Vernon and wear good shoes for the large grounds. One visitor noted: "The mansion tour moves quickly. Read up on Washington beforehand to better appreciate the details."
- Day 9
Departure
9 Day New England Itinerary, incl. Boston and Bar Harbor
Vermont's Green Mountains open this 9-day Northeast adventure extending to Maine's coastline. Boston's Freedom Trail, White Mountain National Forest via Kancamagus Highway, and Portsmouth's historic waterfront feature prominently, alongside traditional lobster dinners and Wabanaki cultural experiences.
- Days 1-2
Boston & Freedom Trail
Start exploring Boston's historic center. "The hotel's location in Back Bay was perfect - we could walk everywhere and really soak in the city's history." Begin your Freedom Trail walk by 8:30 AM before the crowds arrive. Visit highlights like Boston Common and Faneuil Hall. Need parking? The Boston Common Garage offers convenient all-day rates around $30.
- Days 3-4
Vermont's Fall Colors
Drive to Burlington Vermont through Lexington and Concord. The 3.5-hour trip offers plenty of leaf-viewing opportunities. Once in Burlington you can explore the local shops and breweries on Church Street. Make time for the sustainable farm experience in Northfield where you can learn about regenerative farming practices. The next day take the scenic Route 100 to Stowe. Plan extra time to stop for photos along the beautiful Kancamagus Highway.
- Day 5
White Mountains & North Conway
Stay in North Conway for hiking access. Try the Diana's Baths waterfall trail, a moderate 1.3-mile round trip. Bring sturdy shoes since the rocks can be slippery. One visitor noted: "The morning wildlife program was fascinating - bring binoculars and dress in layers as mountain mornings can be chilly."
- Days 6-7
Bar Harbor & Acadia National Park
The coastal Maine drive takes about 4 hours. Check out the local lobster presentation in Bar Harbor to learn why Maine produces over 100 million pounds each year. Spend a full day exploring Acadia. Start at Cadillac Mountain for sunrise but arrive 45 minutes early for parking. A recent visitor shared: "Watching the sun rise from Cadillac Mountain was magical, but bring warm layers - it's windy up there!"
- Days 8-9
Maine Coast to Boston
What people love about 10-day Northeast USA tours
- Autumn Colours
Nice bus with a very capable driver, very good travel destinations, great director that knew how to get his travelers engaged, very personable health advisor, and rotating seat everyday help learn and enjoy other people on this trip.
- New England's Fall Foliage (Classic)
Even though I was traveling and sharing room I had to receive everything through my companion, including this review instead of as an individual who payed for this trip also. Was confusing on who the contact was , Tour Radar, Insight Vacations. I had an issue with my travel insurance(yet another company) and never got answers or connected with anyone to help resolve the issue.The final cost was way more than I anticipated with having to pay extra for our plane tickets, transport from airport, so many of my own meals. I went on a 10 day tour of Europe visiting 4 countries that included plane tickets, and all meals and it was over half of what I spent on this trip in my own country. That’s a shame. Overall though our tour guide, Amanda Hache made up for any negatives. She was amazing and went way above and beyond to help make this a special trip. It would be nice if you stressed how much physical walking is involved. We did have issues with our last hotel not being prepared for our group at meals which was ridiculous, it’s not like they didn’t know we were coming and they ran out of food on buffet plus rooms were hot at night and no AC, which is ridiculous also for these days and times. If they can air condition the halls and public rooms they can air condition the guests rooms. We were told very rudely to open our windows which we couldn’t reach because of a big sleeper sofa being in the room. Our last dinner took way too long. We were at restaurant at 7:00 and it was a good 45 minutes before they got to us to take a drink order and just as long to serve each course. We were almost half way through our lobsters before they ever brought out our vegetable side dishes and by then most did not want them and there was absolutely no room on table to place them anywhere so they kinda slipped them into the dish with our lobster and all that juice. It was very late when we finished and some of us had to get up and walk out earlier waiting for others who had not even been served dessert yet. Again, this place was not prepared for our group of 36. Breakfast our last day was nothing but scrambled eggs, some pastries, oatmeal, no fruit or yogurt of any kind, no bacon or sausage, and no plain bread or bagels for those that didn’t eat sweets. Again, if it wasn’t for our guide Amanda and our bus driver Lewis I don’t know how much this trip would have been enjoyed. They were great!