• Visit Washington DC and Philadelphia with Amish County

• Round trip in comfortable bus

• Guide in English

• One night in hotel breakfast included

• Amish carriage ride

• Every Wednesday and Saturday at 7 am

1) First day
Depart from New York City going through New Jersey and Pennsylvania to arrive in the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia. Once we arrive at the historical zone of the city, we will visit the famous Liberty Bell, one of the symbols of freedom in the USA, the Constitution Square, and the Constitution Hall. We will continue visiting the Elferth’s Alley, the oldest residential street of the USA. Next, we will have a panoramic visit to the city, which includes the Financial District, Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the historical zone of Philadelphia among other things. Before leaving Philadelphia, we see the famous steps of the movie “Rocky” and then continue to Lancaster County. We will begin our visit with a ride in an authentic Amish carriage to visit the place and to learn how this community lives every day without technology, electricity, telephone or home appliances. After this, we will visit the Amish Market where we can buy artisan goods. In the late afternoon, we will leave to arrive in the early evening to Washington DC. Overnight: Holiday Inn Express & Suites, Washington DC. 

2) Second day
The second day begins with the visit to the Arlington National Cemetery, with the famous Changing of the Guards ceremony at the Kennedy mausoleum. After, we will continue towards the US Mint (visit only on Saturdays departure) to learn how the United States tries to keep the US dollar safe from counterfeiters. An external visit to the Capitol, Senate, and the White House, the heart of the American government. We continue the tour by visiting the Air and Space Museum before continuing to the monuments of Lincoln, Washington, Korea and Vietnam. In the late afternoon, we depart north for an evening arrival to New York. 

After the purchase, you will receive a confirmation email and then the voucher. 

Meeting Point:

777  8th Avenue, between 47th and 48th at 7 am