Washington D.C. , Philadelphia, & New York

One of America's oldest and most historic cities

George Washington’s home, plantation, and Education Center, which showcases life during colonial times, 18th-century treasures, and our first president as a farmer and businessman

The world’s tallest stone monument, which honors our nation’s first president

Home of the U.S. president

The world's largest museum complex - National Air and Space Museum, Natural History Museum, National Gallery of Art, National Museum of American History, and National Museum of African American History

Jefferson Memorial, FDR Memorial, and MLK Memorial

Where President Lincoln was shot and later died on that fateful day

America’s most famous military cemetery - Changing of the Guard, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Kennedy Gravesites, and Space Shuttle Challenger Memorial

A tribute to all U.S. Marines based on the famous WWII photo by Joe Rosenthal

Honors the 184 victims of the 9/11 attack at the Pentagon

Get a glimpse of life for the victims of Nazi Germany with a viewing of “Daniel’s Story” at this living memorial

Honors the 16 million who served — and 400,000 who died — in the U.S. Armed Forces during WWII, and all who supported the war effort from home

Capitol Visitor Center, Supreme Court, and Library of Congress

Home of the original Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Declaration of Independence

Where the Declaration of Independence was signed, and the Constitution was written

Where Congress met while Philadelphia was our nation's capital

One of our nation’s hallowed symbols of freedom

The site where the first American flag was made for our great nation

Venture 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.

Make your way up the 72 famous steps that movie star Sylvester Stallone ran in the movie Rocky (and four of its sequels).

The iconic New York street lined with famous shops, including Apple Store, and Tiffany & Co.

Rockefeller Center World's largest privately owned business and entertainment complex

The largest neo-gothic Catholic Cathedral in the United States

Center of the city’s theatre district known as the “crossroads of the world”

Rockefeller Center Observation Deck OR Empire State Building Observatory

Live broadcast of the show with Matt, Savannah, and Al at Rockefeller Center

America’s most famous urban park, includes Strawberry Fields and the Great Lawn

An on-site museum commemorates one of the primary gateways into America for millions of immigrants

Site of the World Trade Center and a place for remembrance for the victims of the September 11 attacks

Dinner and depart New York City for home