East Coast Travel Guide in United States of America This itinerary is designed for travelers who want a deep dive into the history and culture of these three iconic American cities. The best way to travel between them is via Amtrak's Acela Express or Northeast Regional trains, which are fast, comfortable, and drop you off right in the city centers. Days 1-3: Boston, Massachusetts - The Cradle of Liberty Why Boston? Boston is the heart of American history, a city where the past is preserved in its red-brick streets and colonial architecture. It's the perfect starting point to understand the nation's foundation. Transportation: Arrival: Fly into Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). From there, take the Silver Line bus to South Station, where you can connect to the subway ("T") to your hotel. In-City: Boston's city center is very walkable. For longer distances, use the subway (the "T"), especially the Green Line for tourist sites and the Red Li...
A Story Through Russia: A 12-Day Journey of Wonder and Warmth It all began with a dream – one woven with the Red Square’s whispers, the golden glow of Orthodox cathedrals, the poetic melancholy of Tolstoy, and the vast silence of the Siberian wilds. If you're ready, let’s journey through Russia – a land where history and heart go hand-in-hand. Book your stay with Expedia.com 🛬 Day 1-2: Moscow – The Grand Introduction You arrive in Moscow , a city that doesn’t whisper its stories – it shouts them in golden domes and Soviet concrete . Your first glimpse of Red Square feels surreal: the Kremlin's red walls hold centuries of secrets, and St. Basil’s Cathedral looks like a fairytale brought to life in candy-colored domes. Must-dos : Witness the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Ride the Moscow Metro , an underground palace Sip Russian tea with pirozhki (stuffed buns) in a cozy café Visit the Bolshoi Theatre for an evening ballet By ...