5 Days tour to Niagara Falls, Toronto, Philadelphia, Washington and the Amish Country

Day 3:
1000 ISLANDS-NEW YORK
Today's tour begins with a mini-cruise through the beautiful 1000 Islands along the St. Lawrence River, famous because it was sailed, some 500 years ago, by French explorer Jacques Cartier. During the mini-cruise you can admire the beautiful villas built on the private islets, including the well-known Boldt Castle and Heart Island.
On the way back, a few hours from New York City, stop at an Outlet where you can buy famous brand products at competitive prices. Arrive in the evening at the hotel in New Jersey.
Overnight stay: La Quinta Inn & Suites, Clifton, NJ

Day 4:
NEW JERSEY - PHILADELPHIA - WASHINGTON DC

Depart NJ for Pennsylvania to the city of brotherly love Philadelphia. Arriving in the city in the historic area, visit the famous Liberty Bell, one of the symbols of freedom in America, Independence Square and the Congress Building. We continue by walking down Elfreth Alley, the oldest inhabited street in America. You continue with a scenic city tour-which includes the Financial District, Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the historic part of Philadelphia and more. Before leaving Philadelphia we also see the famous “Rocky” bleachers and then travel to Lancaster County. We begin the visit with a ride on an authentic Amish carriage through the suburb so that we can learn how this community has managed to survive over the decades without technology, electricity, sewer, and many other services that modernized society takes for granted. We learn how the Amish community has adapted by incorporating technology to create self-sufficient farms and using renewable energy sources. After the carriage ride we visit the Amish market where we can purchase handicrafts. In the late afternoon we leave Amish County to reach Washington DC in the early evening.
Overnight stay: Crowne Plaza, Dulles International Airport.

Day 5:
WASHINGTON DC - NEW YORK

The day begins with a visit to the monument dedicated to Thomas Jefferson in the area known as Tidal Basin, surrounded by the famous Japanese cherry trees. This is followed by a visit to Arlington National Cemetery where you can watch the changing of the guards and see the Kennedy mausoleum.
We continue by visiting, from the outside, the Capitol, the Senate, and the White House, the heart of the American government. We continue the tour by visiting the Smithsonian Aerospace Museum, the monument dedicated to Lincoln, Martin Luther King, and the fallen in the Korean and Vietnam wars.
In the late afternoon, we depart north for an evening arrival in New York City.