10 Best Road Trips on the East Coast, From Maine to Florida

For the first-time in the Northeast, these three reputed cities-Boston, New York, and Washington, are experienced like a rite of DC-life. The classic route hugs the coast, skim the rear of the road island and the connecticut, which gives a glimpse of the port, marshes, and the Atlantic before watching the Big Apple Skyline. However, the real magic of this journey lies in the cities itself (all three are notorious for traffic and parking prices, which is the limit on the absurd!) So here is our advice for this “road trip”: Dig the car and take the train. AMTRK’s North Eastern Regional and Acela Express routes connect all three, which is one of the rare corridors of the US, where the train journey is actually rivals to Europe’s urban connectivity.

Where to stop: If the time is tight, stick to the classics. In Boston, hold a red sox game in Fenway Park or another seasonal sports program. In New York, wander towards the upper east with a trip to Met, then cross to the Central Park for a walk. In the evening, start with a cocktail in the brawlmons bar inside the cars, after which a roof bar is crawled over the city. Later, the head downtown for live music in silver lining – a piano lounge that is, but cheese. Expect the efficiently prepared cocktail, immersive cover of pop classics (tip: request some Britney), and a crowd like a crowd that knows all words to the chorus (but does not shout). In DC, walk in the National Mall and visit the Air and Space Museum. These cities are their own world, and it is just an early point. For deep search, see our Boston, New York and Washington, DC Travel Guide.

Where to eat: In Boston, the winner of the major lists of the Neptune Oaster for a butter lobster roll-and when you are in the northern end, capture the canolis from the mike’s pastry. In New York, Chinatown your compass: Nom wow tea goes out with a slow amount in the tea parlor or choose for something like dinner in HWA Yuan Szchuan. In DC, stop at Ben’s chilli bowl, a milestone known for half of its people: a smokey, half-beef, half-pork sausage smoothed in chili. For more ideas, see our full food guide in each city.

where to stay: Start Boston’s Fairmont at Kople Plaza, a stored hotel, standing near the Boston Public Library since 1912. It changes the elegance of old Boston, distributing today’s traveler expectations. In New York, Ned Nomad, stay in a hotel and member club, where there are brims with personality in every corner-from the sun-wet at the allice to the Moody Library Lounge, the roof bar, the restaurant of the cecony, and the spicy-style cocktail spots from the Spot Little Ned. In DC, check at Waldorf Estoria Washington DC, 1899 on Pennsylvania Avenue was placed inside the old post office. Its gorgeous bones and thoughtful renovation have made it one of the most blind influential migrants in the country (Plus, we also love the market style of market by Jos Andres, where chefs are lots of Jaman Iberrico with their own interpretations of American classics.)