Philadelphia, PA

Besides its iconic historical sights such as the Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross House and the famous Independence Hall, Philadelphia also has a vibrant arts scene, a renowned orchestra, world-class museums and some fantastic restaurants! Don't miss:
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  • Independence Seaport Museum - Explore Philadelphia's maritime past and present through art and artifacts.
  • Adventure Aquarium - From Hammerhead sharks to penguins, see aquatic life like never before!
  • Philadelphia Guided Tour - Visit the Betsy Ross House, Christ Church, Franklin’s Court and Grave and lots more!
  • Philadelphia Zoo - America's first zoo, is a 42-acre Victorian garden that is home to more than 1,300 animals.
  • The Betsy Ross House - Learn about the life and achievements of Mrs. Ross or perform for others visiting the house.
  • “Freedom Rising” - Experience the multi-media showcase of artifacts from the diverse communities of Philadelphia.
  • The Lights of Liberty Show - This 3-D light show takes guests on a  starlit journey through the days leading up to the revelation of the Declaration of Independence.
  • National Constitution Center - Learn about the Constitution of  the U.S. at the only museum dedicated to this important historic document.
  • Independence Hall - Visit the birthplace of the U.S. government where the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776.
 

Boston, MA

As one of America's oldest cities and the capital of Massachusetts, Boston's modern, vibrant streets echo its revolutionary past. Beyond being a historic milestone, Boston is also a thriving metropolis, rich with culture and hidden beauty. Boston is a winding network of neighborhoods and boroughs lining the sprawling Charles River. Don't miss:
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  • Red Sox Baseball Game - Enjoy America’s favorite past time with this historic team.
  • Black Heritage Trail Tour - Take a step back into the 1800’s at the all-free black community in Boston and learn about their courage and triumphs.
  • 7 Seas Whale Watching - See whales and dolphins up close on this thrilling, award-winning boat tour.
  • The House of the Seven Gables - Take a tour of the 19th century mansion known to be the inspiration for the book by the same title by N. Hawthorne.
  • Boott Cotton Mills Museum - See an operating power loom and explore the beginning of the Industrial Revolution!
  • Plimoth Plantation - Take a personal look into the historic lives of the Native Wampanoag People and the Pilgrims.
  • Faneuil Hall - See some fun outdoor performers or explore the well established marketplace of this historic Boston Hall.
  • Historical District Guided Tours - The best way to get the inside scoop on one of America’s oldest towns.
  • Freedom Trail - A 2.5-mile route that leads you to 16 historically significant sites.
 

Williamsburg, VA

Williamsburg is best known for its colonial charm. Featuring an 18th century town complete with actors to create one of the largest living history museums in the world, visitors can interact with the townspeople, visit the numerous restaurants and taverns and get a slice of how life was like over 200 years ago. Don't miss:
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  • Historic Jamestown -  Visit the original James Fort and learn how archaeologists have unearthed some important clues to our nation's past.
  • Yorktown Battlefield - Explore both American and British camps and learn how Washington finally surrounded and defeated the British Army!
  • Yorktown Victory Center - History and science come together as you learn about the first interesting techniques used by colonial families and doctors.
  • President’s Park - A beautiful park featuring larger-than-life statues of all the U.S. Presidents.
  • Mariner's Museum - Here you can be the explorer as you learn the processes and skills used by early seafaring soldiers.
  • Busch Garden’s Williamsburg - With tons of fun rides and great shows around every corner,  you’re sure to have a great time no matter what you choose!
  • Jamestown Settlement - Step back in time and see how the original settlers lived day to day.
  • Colonial Williamsburg Ghost Tour - After dark, walk the city as you learn of local legends, spooky  myths and folklore.
  • Colonial Williamsburg Taverns - As in the 18th century, colonial taverns are still a great place to gather for meals and conversation.