Along the east coast USA: New York to Florida

Philadelphia stands as America's birthplace, where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were signed in Independence Hall. The city seamlessly weaves together colonial cobblestone streets with modern skyscrapers, creating a dynamic urban landscape. Visitors can explore world-renowned museums like the Philadelphia Museum of Art, famous for its Rocky Steps, and the innovative Barnes Foundation. The diverse neighborhoods each offer their own character, from the trendy Northern Liberties to the historic Old City. Philadelphia's food culture is legendary, featuring everything from authentic cheesesteaks at Pat's and Geno's to innovative farm-to-table restaurants. The city's passionate sports culture and friendly locals create an authentic American experience. With excellent walkability and rich cultural offerings, Philadelphia provides an perfect blend of history, culture, and modern city life.

Washington D.C. welcomes you with its impressive blend of history, culture, and political significance. The National Mall stretches before you like an open-air museum, lined with iconic monuments including the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and the moving Vietnam Veterans Memorial. You'll find some of the world's finest museums here, with the Smithsonian Institution offering free access to treasures ranging from dinosaur fossils to space shuttles. Beyond the monuments, diverse neighborhoods like Georgetown charm you with cobblestone streets and waterfront dining, while Dupont Circle buzzes with galleries, bookshops, and sidewalk cafés. The city's cherry blossoms transform the Tidal Basin into a pink paradise each spring, creating picture-perfect moments you'll treasure forever. Whether you're exploring the halls of power on Capitol Hill or enjoying the lively atmosphere of Eastern Market, Washington D.C. reveals itself as much more than just a political capital.

Kitty Hawk is a thriving village, originally named ‘Chickahawk’ by Native Americans, which has developed over the generations into the popular tourist destination that it is today. There is something for everyone, its offerings including excellent beaches, many shops and restaurants and a maritime forest featuring a diverse variety of fauna and flora.

A small town set on the Crystal Coast region of North Carolina, Atlantic Beach has been a popular seaside holiday town since the 1920s. One of the five communities on the Bogue Banks, the town is home to the Fort Macon State Park which offers excellent beaches and inlets as well as a Civil War fort. Relax one one of the many beaches or go hiking in the nearby Hoop Pole Creek Nature Trail, and enjoy all that this town has to offer.

Known for its numerous beaches, golf courses, excellent seafood restaurants and outlet shopping, Myrtle Beach is a popular holiday destination for local and international visitors alike. The huge Ferris wheel stands like a halo overlooking the wide beach, this coastal town exuding the special charm only found in American holiday resorts. In the evening, colourful lights shine over the seafront where holidaymakers come to take some time to relax, eat and party.

As the largest and oldest city in the state of South Carolina, Charleston lives up to its slogan of ‘everything you’ve heard is true’. A city set on the peninsula between the two rivers of Ashley and Cooper, its cobblestone streets filled with historical buildings and churches, Charleston is the perfect mix of old and new. The city’s quaint downtown offers picturesque scenery, a wealth of cultural offerings and enchantingly beautiful nature, all with the classic friendliness and warmth of the famed Southern hospitality.

The historic city of Savannah rises from the surrounding swampy landscape, boasting antebellum architecture, a dose of down-to-earthness and a dark humorous charm unlike anywhere else. With one of the largest historic districts in all of the US, visitors can get a unique insight into the history of the country in one of the many museums and art galleries. The unique culture of this city is what brings people back time and time again, and visitors are sure to be dazzled by its authentic charm.

Having been continuously inhabited since 1565, it’s no wonder that St. Augustine has such an undeniably rich history. Laying claim to being the oldest city in the US, its remarkable streets are filled with colonial Spanish-style architecture and local shops and restaurants. Enjoy the first-class museums and indulge in the city’s culinary delights, all the while admiring the old world charm in its narrow streets and taking in the panoramic views over the bay.

Most visitors have a specific reason for visiting Orlando: the infamous theme parks. The city welcomes millions each year to Disney World and Universal Orlando, and is teeming with energetic spirit which never seems to slow down. However, there is much more to be explored, from charming neighbourhoods with luscious green parks to the numerous museums sprinkled around the city and a developing art scene.

Known as the ‘Venice of America’, Fort Lauderdale takes many inspirations from the famed Italian city. Although its expansive network of small canals and romantic atmosphere are delightful, Fort Lauderdale has much more to offer. Spend a day relaxing on one of the amazing sandy beaches before sampling some of the fresh and delicious food being served in one of the city’s upmarket restaurants.