Your Guide to 3 Big Cities In less than a week, it’s simple to visit three of the most fascinating cities in the United States. A six-day itinerary that takes you from the tall skyscrapers of New York City, New York, to the streets of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, rich in history, and the nation’s capital, Washington, D.C., will offer you an introduction to the cuisine, customs, and spirit of the nation. Admire the Renowned Sites of New York City New York City, sometimes referred to as “the city that never sleeps,” provides endless food options, top-notch shopping, and breathtaking city views. Start your trip in Midtown, where you can discover Macy’s, one of the biggest department stores in the world, Times Square’s flashing billboards, and Broadway performances that offer cheap tickets at the TKTS booth in the well-known square. The Empire State Building is located nearby. For views from above, ride the elevator to the 86th and 102nd story viewing decks. Another significant department store, Bloomingdale’s, and the Rockefeller Center are located nearby. Explore the internationally acclaimed artworks at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, take a leisurely stroll along Central Park’s shaded paths, and pay a visit to the park’s zoo by venturing a little further uptown. Take a day trip to Lower Manhattan’s downtown, where you can see the 9/11 Memorial, take the free Staten Island Ferry past the Statue of Liberty, peruse the boutiques and galleries in SoHo, and cross the Brooklyn Bridge to sample the fashionable dining and art scene in this hip district. Philadelphia Provides Historical Instruction Situated approximately halfway between New York and Washington, D.C., Philadelphia offers a diverse range of historical landmarks, quaint neighborhoods, and an exciting culinary scene.
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