Climb aboard am amphibious, WWII-style vehicle for a unique tour of Boston's iconic districts and scenic Charles River. Explore the city's top landmarks as your guide shares captivating stories rich in history, humour, and local charm.

Explore Salem’s complex history and the events of the 1692 witch trials, when accusations of witchcraft spread throughout the community with devastating consequences. Consider the theories and myths surrounding the trials as you visit the Witch Trials Memorial and Old Burying Point, then continue to historic Pickering Wharf.

Discover the chilling events of 1692 as you explore immersive exhibits and presentations that bring the Salem Witch Trials to life. Learn about the people, accusations, and consequences that continue to fascinate and haunt the town.

Walk the lantern-lit streets of Salem and uncover chilling tales of witches, hauntings and unsolved mysteries. Explore historic landmarks and learn about the 1692 witch trials and the stories and legends that have shaped Salem’s enduring reputation.

Take a walking tour through the bustling streets of Midtown Manhattan, home to famous sights such as Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Madison Square Garden and some of the city’s most renowned museums and institutions.

Soaring above the Manhattan skyline, the Empire State Building is a masterpiece of Art Deco design and one of the world’s tallest structures. Ride to the top for sweeping views of New York’s skyscrapers, parks, and rivers—a breathtaking panorama that captures the city’s unmistakable energy.

The Statue of Liberty, a gift from France to the United States, was created to commemorate the centennial of American independence and celebrate the friendship between the two nations. Standing tall in New York Harbor, it has become one of the world’s most recognised symbols of freedom and democracy. Nearby, Ellis Island served as the busiest immigration station in the United States from 1892 to 1954, processing more than 12 million immigrants. Today, visitors can explore the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration and learn about the experiences, challenges and resilience of those who arrived in search of a better life.

Discover the deep history and modern energy of Lower Manhattan, where colonial roots, immigration, and commerce intersect. Walk along Wall Street, once fortified by Dutch settlers and now the financial capital of the world. Visit Trinity Church, a landmark of faith and endurance that houses the grave of Alexander Hamilton. Conclude at the 9/11 Memorial, a powerful tribute honouring lives lost and the city’s enduring spirit of resilience.

Experience a world-famous Broadway show and feel the energy of New York City’s theatre scene. Immerse yourself in dazzling performances of music, dance, and storytelling, and create memories that'll last long after the final curtain.

Explore Philadelphia’s rich history with a local licensed guide. Visit Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution were debated and adopted, and see the iconic Liberty Bell at the Liberty Bell Center. Continue to Ben Franklin’s grave, Elfreth’s Alley, and the Friends Meeting House while discovering the people, places, and pivotal events that helped shape the founding of the United States.

Go on a guided tour of the building where the men and women chosen to represent the citizens of the United States convene to discuss and decide on important legislation.

Walk the halls where some of the most influential Americans have walked and see the courtrooms where some of the most defining decisions in American history have been made.

Step into 18th-century life at George Washington’s scenic estate and mansion while exploring historic buildings, gardens, and an education centre. Learn about the first president’s life through interactive exhibits, tour the working farm, and visit the family tombs where he and Martha are buried.

Night is the perfect time to see Washington, D.C., when its monuments and memorials glow under the lights. Explore the National Mall and Tidal Basin, including the World War II Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Korean War Memorial and Washington Monument, and stop for a photo at the White House.

Journey through America’s past, present and future at the world’s largest museum, education and research complex. Marvel at immersive galleries, national treasures, interactive exhibits and diverse collections spanning history, art, natural wonders, culture, science and beyond.

Visit the National Archives museum, home to some of the most important documents in U.S. history, including the Constitution, Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence.

Step back in time at this restored 1860s theatre where President Lincoln was assassinated, forever changing American history. Explore the recreated Presidential Box, Civil War-era exhibits and rare artefacts that tell the story of that tragic day.

Established on the former estate of Mary Anna Custis Lee, wife of Robert E. Lee and a descendant of Martha Washington, Arlington National Cemetery is the final resting place of more than 400,000 U.S. service members, veterans and their families. Visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and see the eternal flame that marks the grave of President John F. Kennedy.