Airport pick up information:
1. Free pick-up airports: JFK International Airport, LaGuardia Airport LGA, free pick-up time: 9:00-21:00 (this time is the time for guests to meet our staff at the baggage claim area after getting their luggage. Guests who have an approaching flight need to wait at the airport).
2. The procedure after arriving on a domestic flight in the United States is: get off the plane → go to the flight baggage carousel → meet the tour guide → the tour guide will arrange for you to take the nearest bus with other group members to leave the airport.
3. The procedure after arriving on an international flight is: disembark → passport inspection → claim luggage → customs inspection → meet the tour guide → the tour guide arranges for you to take the nearest bus with other group members to leave the airport.
4. If the VIP guests participating in the tour are outside the above time or need private car pick-up service, the fee is $160/one way (covering the first and second people, and an additional $10 for each additional person starting from the third person).
5. If you do not need to be picked up at the airport on the first day, you can choose the following tour locations. Please note when registering:
- Meet at Flushing, 37-20 Prince St Flushing Suite 2E Flushing NY 11354, from 9:30-17:00.
6. Newark International Airport (EWR): You can take a taxi to the hotel to check in; we provide paid pick-up service at a cost of $160/one way (covers the first and second person, and an additional $10 for each additional person starting from the third person).
The itinerary for the first day is for reference only, and the specific arrangement is subject to your flight arrival time.
Free pick-up/drop-off on the same day, service fee $12/person not included.
Upon arrival in New York, domestic flights are waiting at the baggage claim area of the flight (except for passengers in JFK Terminal 7 who are waiting at the exit), and international flights are waiting at the passenger exit.
Optional item 1: Morning tour of New York
• Guests who can pick up their luggage and meet the tour guide at JFK&LGA airport before 9:00 can choose to take a New York morning tour at their own expense.
• Morning tour itinerary: New York City Hall & Brooklyn Bridge (80 minutes) → Lunch (45 minutes, own expense) → New York Chinatown & Little Italy & Manhattan Bridge (60 minutes) → New York SOHO trendy neighborhood (30 minutes)
Remarks: Book in advance, and if two people form a group, you are guaranteed to have a seat; if you book in a group, it will be subject to whether there are vacancies on the car.
Optional item 2: New York night tour
• Guests who have collected their luggage and met the tour guide at JFK&LGA&EWR airports before 16:30 can choose to participate in the value-for-money Manhattan Night Tour.
• Itinerary: Broadway & Times Square (45 minutes) → Fifth Avenue & Rockefeller Center & St. Patrick’s Church (40 minutes) → Manhattan skyline night view (30 minutes)
Remarks: Book in advance, and if two people form a group, you are guaranteed to have a seat; if you book in a group, it will be subject to whether there are vacancies on the car.
New York Morning Tour New York Morning Tour
First go to New York City Hall, which has a history of more than 200 years. It is the oldest active city hall in the United States. This ancient Greek-style marble building is simple and elegant and is an outstanding representative of New York's Greek Renaissance architectural style. Then check out the famous Brooklyn Bridge, stroll across this ancient suspension bridge, and admire the beautiful Manhattan skyline at the intersection of the river and the sea. After lunch, go to Chinatown, which is full of rustic flavor, and Little Italy, which is full of strong Italian style. Enjoy the strong atmosphere of human fireworks in the lively neighborhoods~ Then go to visit the sister bridge that stands side by side with the Brooklyn Bridge, the Manhattan Bridge. Although it is slightly less famous, the latter is equally spectacular. Finally, we came to the SOHO trendy neighborhood, located in midtown Manhattan. This neighborhood is both fashionable and artistic. Whether it’s Internet celebrity graffiti that pursues individuality, fashionable boutiques, or period buildings, this neighborhood can satisfy all your imagination!
New York Night Tour New York Night Tour
Britain has London's West End, and America has New York's Broadway. Broadway is lined with numerous theaters and has become a symbol of modern American cabaret and entertainment. The center of Broadway is undoubtedly the famous Times Square, which is also home to prosperous entertainment and shopping malls and a colorful urban world filled with people. "If you haven't been to Times Square, you haven't been to New York." As the most prosperous neighborhood in Manhattan, Times Square at night is shrouded in neon lights, and the streets are crowded with people, showing the excitement. We then visited the shopping paradise Fifth Avenue and visited the famous Rockefeller Center and St. Patrick’s Church. Finally, we will head to Long Island to quietly enjoy the charm of Manhattan’s night view.
Today, we will first go to Columbia University, referred to as Columbia University, located in upper Manhattan. It is one of the fourteen founding institutions of the Association of American Universities and one of the Ivy League schools. Then go to Central Park, the first man-made landscape park in the United States. There are acres of light green grassland, small forests with lush trees, courtyards, amphitheaters, etc. There is also a park called Strawberry Fields, which is a peace park in memory of John Lennan. Next, we will go to the New York Public Library with rich collections and Bryant Park, an oasis in the bustling city. You can also buy and taste the famous Lady M cake and Blue Bottle coffee. Afterwards, walk into Times Square, known as the "Crossroads of the World," stroll through the Broadway Opera District, and watch a classic Broadway musical at your own expense.
Itinerary:
Columbia University (1 hour, campus guided tour arranged by the university official or official organization) → Central Park (1.5 hours) → New York Public Library & Bryant Park (1 hour, you can purchase Lady M cake and Blue Bottle coffee by yourself) → Times Square (30 minutes) → Broadway Theater District(You can watch a classic Broadway musical at your own expense)
Famous Disney Broadway musicals: "Aladdin" and "The Lion King"
Seating area: Orchestra Or Front Mezzanine
Price: $280/person (includes one Broadway ticket + arranged Chinese pick-up to the hotel after Broadway)
Famous Broadway classic musicals: "Wicked", "MJ: The Musical", "New York, New York New York, New York"
Seating area: Orchestra Or Front Mezzanine
Selling price: $260/person (includes one Broadway ticket + Chinese pick-up to the hotel after Broadway)
Note: Broadway musical tickets cannot be refunded or changed once booked.
Columbia University Columbia University
Columbia University was founded in 1754. It is the world's top private university and one of the Ivy League schools. It is the fifth oldest university in the United States and the oldest university in New York State. Columbia University is located in Manhattan, New York. The campus is not big, but it is quiet in the bustle. The red buildings and red floor tiles are spectacular, simple and elegant.
Central Park Central Park
Central Park is a well-known urban park in New York and the back garden of New York citizens. The park is beautiful in all four seasons, with bright red and tender green in spring, bright sunshine in summer, fiery red maples in autumn, and bleak silvery white in winter. Both local residents and tourists from all over the world are deeply attracted by this paradise surrounded by high-rise buildings. Although it looks like a natural park, its landscape is actually carefully cultivated: there are several artificial lakes, long walking trails, two ice skating rinks, a wildlife sanctuary, multiple lawns and children's playgrounds.
New York Public Library New York Public Library
There is a solemn lion sculpture at the entrance of the magnificent New York Public Library. You can walk up the marble steps and through the corridor into the interior of the castle-like library. The beautiful marble columns and walls in the hall show its low-key and gorgeous beauty. The library has a rich collection, with a total of 16.47 million books, journals, manuscripts, pictures, etc. The library with a rather classical atmosphere is also a frequent visitor in film and television works. "Night at the Museum", "The Day After Tomorrow", "Spider-Man", etc. have all been filmed here.
Bryant Park Bryant Park
Bryant Park was built in 1884 to commemorate poet and editor William Cullen Bryant (1794-1878). Bryant Park is located in the heart of Manhattan and is a resting place for New York's financial elite. Sit for a while in the busy city and experience the different charm of New York. It is also the filming location for movies and TV series such as "Sex and the City", "The Day After Tomorrow", "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "Spider-Man".
Times Square Times Square
Times Square is a prosperous neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City, United States, known as the "Crossroads of the World." Various shopping malls and theaters are gathered near the square, making it a prosperous entertainment and shopping center. The commercial and financial atmosphere of advertising and high-tech artistic means are perfectly unified here. The dazzling neon lights at night reflect the strong fashionable urban characteristics of Manhattan. When you walk into Times Square, you are surrounded by colorful billboards and street performers with unique skills. Your ears are filled with advertising slogans and song MVs for various products, which shock everyone's heart. In fact, people have long said that you have not been to the United States without visiting New York, and you have not been to New York without visiting Times Square.
Broadway Broadway Theater
Broadway theater refers to plays performed in theaters in the Manhattan theater area and Lincoln Center in New York, USA. Broadway is famous for its musicals, and various classic and exciting performances are performed here every day and every night. There are often performances of drama, opera, dance, etc., and it is the most famous theater area in the English-speaking world along with London's West End Theater. For more than a century, Broadway has been considered the center of the performing arts in New York and the world. The Broadway theater area is also an important tourist attraction in New York City.
Today, we will first go to New York University, which is located in Washington Square and Greenwich Village in the city center. It is one of the major centers for global art exchange and interaction. Then we came to the 2.4-acre Suspended Island Park, which is a man-made island park with a wave-shaped landscaped pier. Walking through the paths, climbing high and looking into the distance, you can take in the scenery of the Hudson River and the Manhattan skyline. We will then take a cruise to admire the Statue of Liberty, which was presented by France on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the United States. After that, we will come to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the largest art museum in the United States. It is one of the four major museums in the world, along with the British Museum in London, the Louvre in Paris, France, and the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia. Finally, we will come to the Hudson Yards, which combines food, entertainment, shopping, and Internet celebrity attractions. You can check out the Internet celebrity Big Pinecone Vessel and the suspended observation deck The Edge, or enjoy delicious food.
Itinerary:
New York University & Washington Square (45 minutes, guided campus tour) → Suspended Island (40 minutes) → Statue of Liberty Island Cruise (optional, 1 hour) → Metropolitan Museum of Art (optional, 2 hours) → Hudson Yards & Vessel & The Edge (2 hours, The Edge is optional)
New York University New York University
New York University is a research-intensive private university located in Manhattan, New York City, United States. The school was founded in 1831 and today has become the largest private non-profit higher education institution in the United States, ranking among the best in various university rankings. New York University currently has 36 Nobel Prize winners, 3 Abel Prize winners, 9 National Medal of Science winners, 16 Pulitzer Prize winners, and 19 Academy Award winners. In addition, it also has multiple Emmy Award, Tony Award, MacArthur Award, and Guggenheim Award winners.
Washington Square Park
The most eye-catching thing about Washington Square Park is the Stone Arch. This scene has appeared in many American movies and TV series. Artists often perform or create around the large fountain in the park. Because it is adjacent to New York University, it is also the venue for many university events.
Suspension Park Little Island
The suspended park, which was officially opened to the public free of charge in 2021, has become a must-visit place for New York Internet celebrities to check in as soon as it opened. The design here is niche and fresh. Supporting the park suspended above the Hudson River are 132 concrete "tulips" of varying heights, forming 2.4 acres of hills and winding paths. There are approximately 400 different species of trees, shrubs, ground covers and perennials throughout the island, and at least 100 different species of trees adapted to New York's climate. Each corner of the island represents a different microclimate, depending on topography, sunlight and wind conditions.
Liberty Cruise
Take a one-hour cruise on the Hudson River on the Statue of Liberty Island Cruise, during which you will see the Manhattan skyline and scenery on both sides of the Hudson River, overlooking the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center. The cruise ship slowly sails by the Statue of Liberty, and you can clearly see the Statue of Liberty wearing a radiant crown, holding the torch of freedom high, and holding the Declaration of Independence in her hand. The majestic and eye-catching sight symbolizes the American people's lofty ideals of freedom and their yearning and pursuit of a better life.
Metropolitan Museum of Art Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is located next to the beautiful Central Park. It is one of the three major museums in the world together with the British Museum and the Louvre in France. Here, the world's splendid civilization of six thousand years is condensed, and the artistic treasures of the essence of mankind are gathered together. The huge floor area provides enough space for exhibitions, creating a characteristic of the Metropolitan Museum - reproduction. The museum currently has a collection of 3 million items, and the collection has 17 exhibition sections, mainly including Egyptian art, Greek and Roman art, Oriental art, Western European art, Islamic art, American art, etc. The entire museum is like a time capsule. Visiting all levels of space, you can constantly feel the charm of looking back in time and space, and admire the world's immortal civilizations.
Hudson Yards
In 2019, the much-anticipated grand opening of Hudson Yards has become the most dazzling group of skyscrapers on the far west side of Manhattan, subverting the public's imagination of the city! But the miracle of Hudson Yards is far from just that... The most eye-catching one should be the new landmark Vessel, known as the "Eiffel Tower of New York", connected by hollow spiral staircases, the design is very subversive and also full of controversy. 30 Hudson Yards also has the Edge, the highest urban observation deck in the Western Hemisphere, which is higher than the 1,050-foot Empire State Building Observation Deck and the 850-foot Rockefeller Center Observation Deck! Of course, Hudson Yards has become a popular check-in destination in New York, and The Shops, a 7-story luxury mall next to it, is also worth a visit. The Shops covers an area of 1 million square feet and houses Neiman Marcus, New York's first and only high-end department store, which houses more than 100 brands. The food market known as "Little Spain" was co-founded by three Spanish chefs. When you walk in, you will feel like a Spanish tapas street. The New York Times introduced the top 20 foods here, and Iberian ham ranked first. It uses Libyan baby pork that is only three weeks old. It is worth a try. Of course, there is also the Spanish paella that cannot go wrong.
Hudson Yards Vessel
The huge structure located in the landscape corridor, the center of the square and the visual focus of Hudson Yards is called Vessel. It is a honeycomb-shaped staircase. Netizens affectionately call it the "Big Pinecone". You can discover the unique beauty when you appreciate the building from different angles. It is a perfect place to check in with your circle of friends.
The Edge Internet Celebrity Observation Deck
The Edge is the tallest outdoor aerial platform in the Western Hemisphere and has a unique design. Suspended in mid-air, it offers a 360-degree view you can't get anywhere else. The observation deck has a triangular outdoor viewing platform with a 360-degree view, an outward-sloping glass curtain, and a section in the middle that is a glass floor. You can overlook the Statue of Liberty, the river view, and the financial district from the air.
Today we will drive to Philadelphia. First we came to the University of Pennsylvania, which has the Wharton School of Business, which is rated as "the best business school in the world". Take a one-hour campus tour to learn about the school's relevant history and outstanding achievements; visit the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology and Paleoanthropology with its rich collections, of which the China Exhibition Hall is the most dazzling part. The most famous ones include the Salu Purple and Quan Maoji (guā) in the Six Horses Stone Carvings of Zhaoling Mausoleum of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, the huge Buddhist murals at Guangji Temple in Shanxi, and the third largest crystal ball in the world; you can also enjoy lunch in the Penn campus cafeteria and experience the wonderful university life. Leaving Penn, we will go to the National Historical Park, a national historical site in the United States, to visit Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were discussed and signed, and the Liberty Bell, which has extraordinary symbolic significance. After the visit, we will leave Philadelphia and drive to Baltimore to visit the famous research university - Johns Hopkins University.
Itinerary:
Philadelphia → University of Pennsylvania (4-hour experience, price includes: campus guided tour + Anthropology Museum ticket + lunch arranged by the university official or official agency) → Independence National Historical Park + Old Congress (60 minutes) → Baltimore → Johns Hopkins University (1 hour, guided campus tour)
University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania
Founded in 1740 by Benjamin Franklin, the University of Pennsylvania is the fourth oldest institution of higher education in the United States. It is also the first modern institution of higher learning in the United States to engage in science, technology and humanities education. It is one of the eight famous Ivy League schools. While traveling through this institution of higher learning, in addition to feeling the strong learning atmosphere, we will also check out the Benjamin Franklin statue on campus. Former U.S. President Trump, the world’s richest man Buffett, Liang Sicheng, Lin Huiyin, etc. came out here.
Penn Museum of Archeology and Paleoanthropology at the University of Pennsylvania
In the 19th century, the University of Pennsylvania organized several expeditions to explore the Middle East and the Far East. Today, the museum collects a large number of unique cultural relics from Babylon, Mesopotamia, Egypt, the Ottoman Empire, China and Far Eastern civilizations, including mummies, ancient Greek sculptures, Chinese Han Dynasty unicorns, etc. In addition, there are also two horses among the six horses in Zhaoling that are now lost to the United States - Sa Luzi and Quan Maojun. These exhibits are of extremely high level in the archaeological community, and many of them are unique works of art that can only be appreciated here. The exquisite craftsmanship is jaw-dropping.
Independence National Historical Park Independence National Historical Park
The land of Philadelphia witnessed the independence and birth of the United States. The National Independence Historical Park, built in the spirit of the American Revolution, contains some historical buildings related to the American Revolution and founding history and is known as "America's most historic square mile." In the park, you can see the Independence Square surrounded by green trees, the tall milky white clock tower, and the bronze statues of the founding heroes standing on the lawn. The overall atmosphere here makes people feel solemn.
Independence Hall, Philadelphia
Independence Hall is a famous historical monument in the United States and a symbol of American independence. Independence Palace is located in the city of Philadelphia. It is a two-story old red brick building with milky white doors, windows and spire. A large clock is embedded between the main house and the tower. On July 4, 1776, the most important document in American history, the Declaration of Independence, was signed in Independence Hall, declaring that the North American colonies would separate from Britain and establish a "free and independent United States."
Philadelphia Liberty Bell
On the west side of the lawn outside Independence Hall stands a small memorial hall, in which the world-famous Liberty Bell is placed. The Liberty Bell has a long, zigzag-shaped crack from bottom to top, which is very conspicuous and cannot be repaired. However, it is precisely this kind of incompleteness that inspires the American people to cherish and respect it. It is a symbol of the American spirit of freedom and American culture, and it is the pride of the American people. It rang for the first reading of the Declaration of Independence, for the adoption of the Constitution by the United States, for sending Franklin to England to make his case, for convening citizens to discuss the British Sugar Tax Act and the Stamp Act, and for the death of Washington.
Philadelphia Congress Hall
At the beginning of the founding of the United States, the capital was tentatively located in Philadelphia. Therefore, you can see many important political sites in Philadelphia, and the Old Capitol is one of them. Every room in this quiet and simple American-style red brick building reveals a strong historical charm. It is adjacent to Independence Hall. From December 6, 1790 to May 14, 1800, the United States Congress was located here, and many important federal meetings were held here. It is the oldest congressional office building in the United States. At the same time, it also witnessed the inauguration of two presidents in American history: George Washington (for the second time) and John Adams.
Johns Hopkins University Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University is located in Baltimore, Maryland. Founded in 1876, it is a small and medium-sized private research university. It is the first research university in the United States and one of the 14 founding schools of the Association of American Universities, a North American academic alliance. Its medical school is world-renowned, and its bioengineering major ranks first in the United States. It is very attractive to students who want to become a student or study medicine in the future. The campus is lined with trees, classic Georgian red brick buildings, and well-proportioned small squares, which are very charming.
Baltimore Pearl Harbor is one of the world's famous seaports and the most popular tourist attraction in the harbor city of Baltimore. It's a large, gleaming seaside complex of renovated buildings, lined with glass-fronted, air-conditioned shopping malls and trendy bars. After leaving Baltimore, we will drive to Princeton University, which is one of the 14 founding institutions of the Association of American Universities and a member of the Ivy League. As of 2019, Princeton University has trained 2 U.S. presidents, 12 U.S. Supreme Court justices, and numerous U.S. congressmen. After leaving Princeton, we will drive to Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Itinerary:
Baltimore Pearl Harbor (45 minutes) → Princeton → Princeton University (1.5 hours, guided campus tour) → Cambridge
Baltimore Inner Harbor Baltimore Inner Harbor
Pearl Harbor was originally a wharf. Later, it was renovated and renovated. Now it has been transformed into a comprehensive place integrating sightseeing, entertainment and shopping, and enjoys the reputation of "tourist center". You can walk to Pier 3 to admire the National Aquarium, a novel glass pyramid-shaped building; enjoy the magnificent city view at the Top of the World Observation Center; you can also taste delicious Chesapeake Bay crabs and oysters at the restaurant. Don’t forget to stroll along the river embankment with charming night views. You might hear the husky voices of street performers or have a romantic encounter!
Princeton University Princeton University
Princeton University is one of the eight Ivy League schools and a well-known comprehensive private university. The scenery is beautiful and it is known as one of the most beautiful campuses in the eastern United States. There are many Gothic Revival-style buildings on campus, most of which were built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Nassau Building is the main administrative building on campus. It was built in 1756 and was briefly used as the Capitol Building in 1783.
Today we will first visit Harvard University, one of the Ivy League schools. Harvard University has many Nobel Prize, Pulitzer Prize, and Fields Medal winners among its faculty. It also ranks first in the United States in terms of the number of academicians of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Medicine. Then, we will go to the Boston Public Library, the largest urban public library in the United States, with a current collection of more than 15 million books, second only to the Library of Congress and Harvard University Library. Take a ride on the Boston Duck Boat to experience a different Boston from a land perspective and a water perspective; drive to Copley Square and take photos with Boston's Trinity Church and Hancock Building. For dinner, you can enjoy a local Boston lobster meal at Quincy Market.
Itinerary:
Harvard University in-depth tour (3 hours, campus guided tour arranged by the university official or official organization) → Boston Public Library (60 minutes) → Boston Duck Boat (own expense, 60 minutes) → Copley Square, Boston Trinity Church, Hancock Skyscraper (outdoor, 30 minutes) → Quincy Market (75 minutes, including Boston specialty lobster meal)
Harvard University In-Depth Tour Harvard University In-Depth Tour
Harvard University is a private research university located in Massachusetts, USA. It is one of the Ivy League schools. It enjoys top academic status, reputation, wealth and influence in the world, and is known as the think tank of the U.S. government. The teaching buildings and buildings on campus are made of red bricks, most of which are in Gothic style, but each has its own characteristics. The in-depth tour is led by charismatic Harvard students. During the tour, the students will explain the Harvard campus they are familiar with from their own perspectives. It is no longer a cookie-cutter historical explanation, but interesting stories and the students' unique insights, which will leave a deep impression on you.
Boston Public Library Boston Public Library
The Boston Public Library is the largest urban public library in the United States, with a collection of more than 15 million books, second only to the Library of Congress and Harvard University Library. The current Boston Public Library building was started in 1888, completed and opened to the public in 1895. The Boston Public Library is divided into two major areas. One is the old library, which has exquisite murals and classical decoration. Another area is a modern extension that includes multilingual services.
Boston Duck Tour
The Boston Duck Boat provides tourists with a unique way to tour. It is a modified amphibious vehicle from World War II. It is a great opportunity for you to get to know Boston. You'll visit all the landmarks that made Boston the birthplace of liberty, from the gold-domed State House to the Boston Common, from historic North Boston to sleek, modern Newbury Street, from Quincy Market to the Prudential Building and more. Just when it feels like your trip is coming to an end, it's time for the "Guide Duck" to steer the duck car into the Charles River, where you'll be rewarded with stunning views of the Boston and Cambridge skylines.
Trinity Church Boston
The church is adjacent to the John Hancock Building designed by I.M. Pei. The 26-meter-high spire is the most notable feature. The rose sandstone exterior and bronze-carved door make it beautiful. Trinity Church was selected as one of the top ten buildings in the United States in 1885, and again one hundred years later.
Boston Quincy Market Quincy Market
Quincy Market is a well-known tourist attraction and shopping venue in Boston. Quincy Market is characterized by its unique Romanesque architectural style, with large columns and iconic triangular roofs, classic Romanesque carved doors, granite building materials and modern American-style rectangular glass, which successfully combines classical beauty with modern beauty. The two buildings next to the market are called South Market and North Market. They have a variety of small shops where you can buy all kinds of Boston souvenirs.
Today we will first head to the Boston Seaport to get a unique perspective on the city and some of the best skyline views of Boston, which is also great for taking photos! Then go to the New England Aquarium. There is a giant tank with 200,000 gallons of seawater that directly communicates with the ocean. It spirals to the ceiling. When people pass through this spiral, huge sea turtles, catfish and mandarin fish are parading around you, and penguins are also galloping through the water. After that, we will come to the famous MIT, whose main campus is built along the Charles River. It is a world-renowned top private research university. After leaving Boston, we will drive to Yale University, a member of the Ivy League. Yale University is one of the most influential private universities in the United States and the third university established in American history.
Itinerary:
Boston Harbor (overlooking the golden-domed State House) → New England Aquarium (at your own expense, 75 minutes) → MIT (1 hour, a campus guided tour arranged by the university’s official or official agency) → Yale University (1.5 hours, a campus guided tour arranged by the university’s official or official agency)
New England Aquarium New England Aquarium
The New England Aquarium, which is well-known for the filming of "Aquaman", is a good place to play, observe, and learn about various fish, seabirds, turtles, corals and other marine life. In the middle of the aquarium is a cylindrical aquarium, in which huge turtles, beautiful corals, mini seahorses and various fish swim. Visitors can follow the circular passage of this aquarium and visit it layer by layer. Each floor is surrounded by themed exhibition areas for various species. Each species has its distribution, living habits and other introductions. Some exhibition areas can be interactive and have a "skin-to-skin kiss" with them.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
MIT is a comprehensive private university located in Cambridge. It has a very important influence both in the United States and around the world. It is a pioneer and leading university in high technology and advanced research in the world.
Yale University Yale University
Founded in 1701, Yale University is one of the Ivy League schools and has produced five U.S. presidents. It is located in New Haven, Connecticut. The school is known as "America's beautiful urban campus". Beautiful Gothic buildings and modern buildings complement each other. The entire campus is filled with classical romance and modern elite atmosphere.
Today we will first go to the Woodbury Outlet Shopping City in upstate New York, USA, which has become the best choice for people pursuing fashion, brands, high quality and low prices. Then he went to a military academy in the United States—the United States Army Academy, also known as West Point. The motto of West Point Military Academy is "Duty, Honor, Country." The school is one of the oldest military academies in the United States, as famous as the Virginia Military Institute. After the visit, we will drive back to New York.
Itinerary:
Shopping at Woodbury Outlets (2.5 hours) → West Point Military Academy (at your own expense, 1.5 hours,A valid passport is required for entry) → New York
Woodbury Common Premium Outlets Woodbury Common Premium Outlets
Modern outlets have become synonymous with fashion, brand, quality and affordable prices. In recent years, Woodbury Outlets Shopping City, located in upstate New York, has become the best choice for people pursuing fashion, brands, high quality and low prices. This is a brand-name discount shopping mall, the world's largest brand-name direct sales center, with a unique outdoor environment design and a collection of many high-end brands, such as Burberry, Coach, Dolce & Gabbana, Fendi, Prada, etc., with discounts of up to 25% to 65% every day.
United States Military Academy West Point
West Point is the first military school in the United States and one of the oldest military academies in the United States. It was once known as the world's "four major military academies" together with the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the UK, the Frunze Military Academy in Russia and the Saint-Cyr Military Academy in France. The cannons by the river, the bronze statue of Eisenhower and the statue of General Patton holding a telescope guarding the West Point Library are all places worthy of taking pictures. Facing the Hudson River in West Point Heights, stands the Battle Monument to commemorate the soldiers who died in the American Civil War. The most distinctive thing is that in each historical period, the museum selects one of the most famous battles to introduce in detail, and makes a battlefield model, equipped with dozens or hundreds of soldiers and various equipment models, plus background paintings to increase the depth of field, which is very exquisite. At the same time, these sand table models also use text to explain the composition, weapons, characteristics, etc. of the troops on both sides, and evaluate their gains and losses, reflecting West Point's academic views on this battle.
