Washington, DC and Philadelphia

Walk amongst the many iconic monuments of Washington, DC from the Lincoln Memorial to the Washington Monument
Visit several well-known historic sites at Arlington National Cemetery
Climb the famous "Rocky Steps" at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Visit the famous Liberty Bell, one of the symbols of freedom in America and stroll around Independence National Historical Park

Philadelphia (3 Nights)

Philadelphia

Packed with historically important attractions, a booming food scene and an eclectic mix of neighbourhoods, Philadelphia certainly won’t disappoint. After starting your day with a hearty breakfast it’s time to get out and explore this vibrant city with a few hours spent strolling around Independence National Historic Park. Visit Independence Hall where the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1787, before making your way to the Liberty Bell to get a first-hand look at this iconic attraction. Those with an eye for the arts will love Philadelphia’s Museum of Art which houses world-class collections, though should this not quite be your scene the museums steps alone should be enough of a draw. Climb the famed “Rocky Steps” made famous by the ‘Rocky’ movies before heading back to the bottom where you can stop to pose for a photo with the Rocky Balboa statue before enjoying a gentle stroll along the scenic waterfront back to Downtown. Of course no visit to Philadelphia would be complete without enjoying the vibrant food scene and grabbing the classic Philly Cheesesteak Sandwich.

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Loews Philadelphia

Built in the 1930s, America’s first skyscraper is now home to the Loews Phildelphia Hotel. Loews have lovingly retained many of the building’s original features, like the modernist façade, the bank vault doors and the Cartier clocks, retaining a strong sense of history.

Washington D.C. (4 Nights)

Washington, DC

Washington, DC is quite possible one of the best and easiest cities in America to explore on foot, or as so many others do on a daily basis, by bicycle. The first thing to know about Washington, DC is that there are endless things to do in this city and the best part about it is that most of the ones you probably have on your bucket list are free. Yes, FREE! Although there are plenty of attractions that will require some entry fee, it is the many iconic monuments and museums that will have your flocking. The Smithsonian is one of the most famous institutions in the world and houses a collection of artefacts across several free to entry museum throughout the city. At the centre of it all, and a great place to start, you will find the iconic Washington Monument. From here the route you take is completely up to you. Head north and you will find yourself arriving at one of the most well-known addresses in the world, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - better known as The White House. To the east is the United States Capitol Building, south the Thomas Jefferson Memorial and to the west the Lincoln Memorial. Of course there is so much more than the few we have listed here so make sure you give yourself plenty of time to discover everything and more there is on offer in the fabulous city of Washington, DC.

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Hilton Washington

The four star Washington Hilton provides guests with fantastic value and a range of facilities including an outdoor swimming pool (open seasonally) and an onsite restaurant and sports bar.