Discover the magic of the East Coast of the United States

Embark on a tailor-made journey, alternating the mythical cities of the East Coast of the United States, a cocktail of diverse destinations. New York is a must-see, of course, but the East Coast is not limited to the Big Apple! The region offers other attractions, from Philadelphia to Boston, passing through Washington D.C.

Start with a trip to New York, and you'll dive into the vastness of American culture. New York is the city that never sleeps, where there is always something to do 24/7. In Manhattan, SoHo, Times Square, the Empire State Building, and the numerous skyscrapers will fascinate you, while Brooklyn will allow you to discover an even trendier side of New York. You cannot visit the metropolis without taking a trip on the Hudson to admire the city's skyline and especially see the Statue of Liberty, a symbol of the city and the United States. When it comes to restaurants and shopping, you'll be overwhelmed with choices. You'll need energy to explore the Big Apple! A place to rest from the city's hustle and bustle is Central Park, an immense green space where New Yorkers come to relax with family or engage in sports with friends. Take a walk and listen... to the birds and the silence. Central Park muffles the city's noise and allows you to enjoy a moment of rest before continuing to explore this metropolis. The Freedom Trail is a red line traced on the ground that marks a historical tourist route related to the American Revolution in Boston. It allows visitors to discover the main monuments and key sites of the city linked to this period of the United States in Boston, over approximately 4 km. A must-see during your trip on the East Coast. Formerly a city, Georgetown is now a lively and emblematic neighborhood of Washington D.C., which goes well beyond the White House. Between history, gardens, and trendy clubs, Georgetown is one of the most pleasant districts in the city, very enjoyable to explore on foot. This large metropolis is worth visiting during your trip to the United States.

The United States was born on the East Coast, primarily in Boston and Philadelphia. In 1620, the Pilgrim Fathers arrived from England aboard the Mayflower and landed on the Cape Cod peninsula in Massachusetts. Boston was founded in 1630 by these Puritans fleeing religious persecution in England. During the colonial period, "The Puritan City" resisted the English oppressor. It was in Boston that the War of Independence began in 1770 with the rebellion against taxation, followed by the insurrection over a tea tax. Boston is rich in colonial and revolutionary buildings, visible along the Freedom Trail. In Philadelphia, the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776 by Jefferson and Franklin in Independence Hall. "Philly" is the place richest in history in the United States, offering a glimpse into the birth of the country and its values of freedom and democracy.