America's East CoastCultural highlights and breathtaking skyscrapers

Once again, you will drive through the bustling city of New York, then cross the states of New York and Pennsylvania. On the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, you will check into your new home, located just 100 meters from the thundering waters. The Niagara River plunges 58 meters between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. Experience this force of nature up close from your personal VIP vantage point.

Your next stop is Harrisburg. The capital of the US state of Pennsylvania exudes historical charm, but also boasts some interesting modern attractions. It is located on the Susquehanna River and was founded in the 18th century. On your way to Washington D.C., you will visit the Amish people. They live apart from the rest of the population, without technical devices, in a rural idyll.

Now you have reached Washington, D.C., the venerable capital of the United States. Washington looks back on an exciting history, and the cityscape is correspondingly diverse. How about a visit to a museum? For example, take a private tour of the Smithsonian Institution or explore the world's largest library, the Library of Congress. The National Archives also opens its doors for a private discovery tour, as does the National Cathedral. You may also want to see the White House and the famous Lincoln Memorial—or enjoy some relaxed shopping in Georgetown.

Cycling through Washington brings you closer to the city. Your guide knows the most beautiful and exciting routes. On a private tour, by day or night, you'll get up close and personal with this vibrant city. As soon as the sun goes down, this place is magically transformed, bathed in a multicolored sea of lights. You'll also visit the opulent estate of the first president of the United States, George Washington: at Mount Vernon, you'll gain deep insights into the ideas and values that underpin this country.

The central event in American history took place in Philadelphia: it was here that the famous Declaration of Independence was signed. The city is home to numerous museums, as well as the oldest street in the USA and the oldest post office. The old town has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015, and the "Independence & Constitution" walking experience allows you to see this wonderful environment from a new perspective. Follow in the footsteps of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and Alexander Hamilton on private tours and visit the historic sites of a great nation. Alternatively, treat yourself to an exclusive art excursion to see the murals by graffiti artists in the Mural Arts Project.

Stroll through one of America's oldest markets, visit one of the numerous restaurants, or take a private tour of the Barnes Foundation. Famous and lesser-known masterpieces by French artists such as Cezanne, Matisse, and Renoir await you there. Perhaps you would prefer a visit to the Philadelphia Museum of Arts instead, or, as a stark contrast, the Eastern State Penitentiary, a prison ruin where mafia legend Al Capone was once incarcerated. Your return flight home departs from New York.