Explore New York<\/strong> by helicopter before diving into the art scene’s epicenter of architectural treasures and culinary capital. The Of<\/strong> , MoMA<\/strong> and the Guggenheim<\/strong> are just some of the city’s art world icons; the statue of liberty<\/strong> , Chrysler Building<\/strong> and the Flatiron building<\/strong> just a selection of the architectural styles. Enjoy countless star restaurants in the pulsating metropolis while the sun sets Hudson<\/strong> sinks and the city slowly transforms into a stage for experimental theatre, improv comedy, indie cinema, ballet, poetry, burlesque, jazz, drag and much more.<\/p>\n Get to know the very old city of Boston<\/strong> , the capital of Massachusetts<\/strong> and a piece of Europe in the new world. Be amazed by the enormous contrast between modern architecture and the beautiful historic facades. Walk the impressive Freedom Trail<\/strong> right through the city to no fewer than 16 historic sites. Harvard University<\/strong> and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology<\/strong> make the city one of the nation’s premier centers of education. Be sure to take a look at a baseball, American football, basketball or ice hockey game. Visit some of the many museums (including the Museum of Fine Arts<\/strong> ). Most sights are easily accessible on foot.<\/p>\nBOSTON – THE CRACKET OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE<\/h4>\n
WASHINGTON DC – CAPITAL FULL OF POLITICS AND HISTORY<\/h4>\n