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Tour Plan

• Day   1

  Hometown ✈ New York, US – NY City Night Tour (optional) (*Arrival airport/Pick up timr: JFK/LGA / 0900-2100)
  
   Sheraton Edison or similar
  Arrival at JFK/LGA Airports: Complimentary pickup service from 9am to 9pm. Arrival at EWR Airport: Please take hotel shuttle or arrange own transportation to the hotel, or enjoy private pickup service at a fee of US$160 (one-way) for up to 2 guests and US$10 extra for each additional guest. NY City Night Tour: Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts - DUMBO Bridge Park - Times Square - Rockefeller Center (passing) [The night tour will be confirmed subject to weather and number of participants.]
• Day   2

  New York City Tour: New York Trinity Church – Wall Street – Charging Bull Sculpture – World Trade Center Observation Deck (optional) [if closed, will visit Empire State Building (optional)] – Statue of Liberty Cruise (optional) - The Metropolitan Museum of Art (optional) - USS Intrepid (optional) – Times Square – Fifth Avenue & Rockefeller Center (free at leisure)
  
   Sheraton Edison or similar
• Day   3

  Philadelphia – Double-decker Sightseeing Bus Tour (optional) – Independence National Historical Park – Washington Capitol Building – National Mall – White House – Lincoln Memorial – Korean War Memorial Plaza – Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall – Jefferson Memorial – WWII Memorial (passing by) - Air Force Memorial - Pentagon
  
   SpringHill Suites by Marriott Gaithersburg / Doubletree by Hilton Sterling or similar
  (Note: If the Capitol Building is closed, the itinerary will be adjusted to a more in-depth tour of Washington, D.C. (optional): Lincoln Memorial - WWII Memorial - Air Force Memorial - Pentagon - American Museum of Natural History) Independence National Historical Park: One of the most-visited historic sites in Philadelphia, this 55-acre park is located in its old town and comprised of some historical structures relating to the American Revolution and founding history; thus, known as “American’s Most Historic Square Mile”. National Mall: This landscaped park near Washington downtown is home to iconic monuments including Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument, and many national museums and art galleries.
• Day   4

  Corning Museum of Glass (optional) – Watkins Glen State Park + Finger Lakes (optional) - Niagara Falls Night Tour (prepaid admission req’d) [Note: Watkins Glen State Park is a summer activity, generally open from April to October each year, subject to official notice.]
  
   Marriott Amherst or similar
  Corning Museum of Glass: The world's largest glass museum dedicated to the display of contemporary art and design in glass, offers the opportunity to showcase 3500 years of glassmaking history in the collection galleries and to present daily live demonstrations of contemporary glassblowing. Niagara Falls National Park: Here, you can admire the American Falls, Horseshoe Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls. The cascading waters surge with immense power, creating a thunderous roar. Experience the breathtaking grandeur firsthand—it’s like witnessing a thousand galloping horses in motion.
• Day   5

  Niagara Falls (Canada side) + "Hornblower" Scenic Boat (prepaid admission req’d) – Skylon Tower & Revolving Restaurant (optional admission & lunch) – Toronto – CN Tower – Toronto City Hall & Chinatown
  
   Avid hotel Toronto - Vaughan Southwest or similar
  Niagara Falls: World-renowned natural landscape and tourist attraction, there are so many ways to explore: visit the Observatory Deck atop the Skylon Tower for a spectacular 360-degree views of the entire city including the Falls, or take the 20-minute Hornblower scenic boat ride to enjoy breathtaking close-up views of the Niagara Gorge, American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls. CN Tower: Toronto’s iconic cityscape and must-visit attraction located in the heart of the city. The observatory deck on the tower offers panoramic views of Lake Ontario and the entire city.
• Day   6

  Toronto – Thousand Islands (optional cruise ride) – Ottawa (Parliament Building & Peace Tower) – Montreal (Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal & Old Montreal)
  
   Sandman Hotel Montreal-Longueuil or similar
  - Thousand Islands: A North American archipelago of over 1800 islands that straddles the Canada-US border in the St. Lawrence River as it merges the northeast corner of Lake Ontario. The smallest one is just a reef while the largest can cover several square miles. As a part of the UNESCO Frontenac Arch World Biosphere Reserve, it is absolutely beautiful like a paradise and one of the premier tourist attractions in Ontario. Montreal: The largest French-speaking city in eastern Canada, with the most French cultural characteristics, it is known as the "Little Paris of North America".
• Day   7

  Montreal - Quebec City (Old Quebec) – Authentic French lunch (optional) - Boston
  
   DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Boston North Shore or similar
  Old Quebec: With rich European vibes and colors and historic sites everywhere, like the only well-preserved city wall in North America, the elegant and luxurious castle hotel, the refined old church, the magnificent Quebec Provincial Parliament Building, the antique horse-drawn carriages, street arts, etc., this old city absolutely worth a visit.
• Day   8

  Boston - Harvard University - MIT - Boston Harbor Cruise (optional) – Boston Lobster Meal (optional) - Quincy Market ✈ Hometown (Departure airport/Drop off time: BOS/1500) (Please arrange flights leaving BOS after 3pm)
  - Quincy Market: Built in the early 19th century, Quincy Market boasts ancient Greek architectural style with rich European vibe. Covering an area of about 2,500 square meters, it integrates over 100 food stalls, artisan pull-carts and retail stores. Locals and visitors love visiting here for specialty handicrafts, household items, souvenirs, and the must-try famous Chowder soup and lobster roll, etc.