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Begin your once-in-a-lifetime experience!
Central ParkStep into America’s most famous urban park, including Strawberry Fields and the Great Lawn.
Metropolitan Museum of ArtExperience the magnificence of one of the world’s leading art museums.
DinnerTop of the Rock
Rockefeller Center Observation Deck OR Empire State Building Observatory. See a grand 360-degree view of the New York City skyline.
Hotel check-in
Statue of Liberty
Take the subway to lower Manhattan, where you’ll catch a ferry to one of the world’s most recognized symbols of freedom.
Ellis IslandAn on-site museum commemorates one of the primary gateways into America for millions of immigrants.
LunchWall Street and Financial District
Take a stroll through America’s financial center, which is home to the New York Stock Exchange, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and Chase Manhattan Bank.
National 9/11 MemorialVisit the site of the World Trade Center and a place for remembrance for the victims of the September 11 attacks.
ChinatownSoak in the sights, smells, and sounds of New York’s largest Chinese community.
DinnerLittle Italy
Check out unique shopping, authentic Italian restaurants, and amazing Italian pastries.
Times SquareThe lively center of New York City’s theatre district known as the “crossroads of the world.”
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Today Show
Get an up-close look of a live Today Show broadcast.
Rockefeller CenterExplore the world’s largest privately-owned business and entertainment complex.
St. Patrick’s CathedralGaze up at the meticulous detail of this enormous architectural masterpiece.
LunchRadio City Music Hall
Home to the Rockettes.
Fifth AvenueStroll through the famous stores that line this iconic New York street.
DinnerBroadway show
Group photo
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Depart for Philadelphia, PA
Franklin Court
Includes the "ghost house," a working print shop, the B. Free Franklin Post Office, and underground museum.
Christ ChurchActive church since 1695 and place of worship for many patriots.
LunchBetsy Ross House
The site where the first American flag was made for our great nation.
Franklin InstituteVenture through a museum that pioneered "hands-on" science and includes a Benjamin Franklin National Memorial, Railroad Hall, Aviation Hall, Exploration Hall, Cyberzone, Wonderland of Science, and the IMAX movie theatre.
DinnerRocky Steps
Make your way up the 72 famous steps that movie star Sylvester Stallone ran in the movie Rocky (and four of its sequels).
Hotel check-in
Independence Hall
Where the Declaration of Independence was signed, and the Constitution was written.
Congress HallWhere Congress met while Philadelphia was our nation's capital.
Liberty BellOne of our nation’s hallowed symbols of freedom.
LunchNational Constitution Center
In this state- of-the-art museum, you’ll learn about the many ways in which the Constitution has shaped American democracy as you participate in interactive multimedia exhibits, view films and rare artifacts; and maybe even sign the iconic Signers’ Hall!
Old City HallHome to our nation’s Supreme Court until 1800.
DinnerDepart Philadelphia, PA for home
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