New York is a destination where you never run out of things to see and do. There are always new corners, places you don't know... and, in addition, you can always complement your visit to New York with an excursion to see nearby places.
Here you have a complete guide to travel to New York that can help you organize your trip and plan your days. In addition, you will find several tips on how to save in New York.
In this post you will find a quick guide with the best excursions to do from New York City and travel tips.
THE BEST EXCURSIONS TO DO FROM NEW YORK
You can do all these excursions on your own (with a rental car, by bus, by train or by plane) or you can book an organized excursion. These excursions are very comfortable since they include transfer from the hotel, transportation, Spanish-speaking guide, entrance fees... In addition, you will visit the most essential places in each place.
1. Visit Philadelphia from New York
Philadelphia is a beautiful city very close to New York, just 2 hours away.
During the excursion you will get to know the city where the Declaration of Independence was established and you will get to know some of the most emblematic places in the city such as; the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, President's House Site, Congress Hall, Christ Church Cemetery, Old Town, Betsy Ross's house... Also, with this excursion you will get to know the Amish region.
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2. Boston, one of the most beautiful cities on the East Coast of the United States
Boston is one of the cities near New York that deserve at least two days. So if you have time, don't even think about it and organize a 2-night getaway to Boston. But if you don't have that much time, you can book an excursion to Boston from New York to see the most essential places in one of the most beautiful cities on the East Coast of the United States.
The excursion to Boston includes transportation and a Spanish-speaking guide. You will get to know the historic center and essential places such as Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, the Old State House, Trinity Church, Old South Meeting House, Boston Massacre Site, Hancock Tower, Newburry Street, the Boston Library, Copley Square... . Boston is a beautiful city that is worth visiting.