Arrive in New York City and check into your hotel for a two-night stay. Spend the evening exploring Central Park, Times Square, or enjoying skyline views from the Empire State Building. (Overnight in New York)
Enjoy a food tour in Greenwich Village today. Sample local specialties, sip craft drinks, and learn about the neighborhood’s rich history. Spend the remainder of the day exploring on your own. (Overnight in New York)
Travel by rail to Philadelphia. After checking into your hotel, explore Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, or the city’s vibrant museums and public art scene. (Overnight in Philadelphia)
Board Amtrak® and continue to Washington, DC. This evening, enjoy a guided tour of the National Mall when its monuments are beautifully lit. (Overnight in Washington, D.C.)
Take an included day trip to Mount Vernon, George Washington’s iconic estate, and stroll through the historic streets of Old Town Alexandria. (Overnight in Washington, D.C.)
Board your overnight train and enjoy a relaxing journey through the heart of the South. (Overnight onboard Amtrak)
Arrive in Atlanta and check in to your hotel for a two-night stay. Spend the day exploring at your leisure-visit the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park, Sweet Auburn, or try Southern specialities at a local favorite. (Overnight in Atlanta)
A number of interesting sites await you today. Learn about the history of the Civil Rights Movement at National Center for Civil and Human Rights. For a different angle on an American classic, pop by the World of Coca Cola to learn more about a taste as American as apple pie! (Overnight in Atlanta).
Travel by train to New Orleans. Upon arrival, check into your hotel for a three-night stay and begin soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of this iconic city. (Overnight in New Orleans)
Take a walking tour through the French Quarter and the unique character of New Orleans. Cruise the Mississippi River on an included steamboat experience. Tonight, enjoy a delicious Creole dinner at Tujague's Restaurant, one of the Crescent City’s oldest and most classic dining establishments. (Overnight in New Orleans) dinner
Venture outside the city on a tour of Oak Alley Plantation. Walk under its famous oak-lined avenue and learn about Louisiana's plantation history. (Overnight in New Orleans).
Check out of your hotel and continue your travels.
