NYC: Philadelphia, Washington DC & Amish Country 2-Day Tour


About This Experience
The slow way to add Washington to a New York trip: two days, one night in a hotel near DC, and Philadelphia and Pennsylvania's Amish Country thrown in. It has more than 290 reviews and runs in several languages.
Philadelphia gets a panoramic drive along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and a walk through the historic centre to the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and Elfreth's Alley, plus the Rocky Steps. In Amish Country there is a buggy ride.
In Washington you see Capitol Hill, the White House and the Lincoln, Korean War and Vietnam memorials, and go inside the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum (the Natural History Museum when Air and Space is closed). Breakfast and entry fees are included; lunch, dinner and tips are not, and the price depends on how many share your room.
Highlights
- Washington, Philadelphia and Amish Country in two days, with a night in a DC hotel
- The Liberty Bell and Independence Hall in Philadelphia's historic centre
- The Rocky Steps and a drive along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway
- An Amish buggy ride in Pennsylvania Dutch Country
- The U.S. Capitol, the White House and the Lincoln, Korean War and Vietnam memorials
- Time inside the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
What's Included
- ✓ Round-trip transport from New York City
- ✓ One night's hotel in the Washington area, with hotel taxes
- ✓ Breakfast
- ✓ Guided sightseeing in Philadelphia and Washington
- ✓ An Amish buggy ride
- ✓ All entry fees on the itinerary
Not Included
- Lunch and dinner
- Tips (optional)
What to Bring
- Passport or photo ID
- An overnight bag
- Comfortable walking shoes
Good to Know & Caveats
- If the Air and Space Museum is closed, the tour visits the Natural History Museum instead.
- Free Wi-Fi is available on buses, not on vans.
- The price shown is per person; single rooms cost more than shared ones.
- Guided in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian or Japanese, depending on the departure.
Meeting Point
Midtown Manhattan. Choose a single, double, triple or quad room when you book; the per-person price depends on it.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.4/5 by 290 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
This trip was great. I appreciate that it was not canceled as there were only four of us. Osai, the tour guide was, knowledgeable and kind. He kept everything on schedule. Jose, our driver got us to each site on time and was a careful driver. I would like to see the Philadelphia itinerary expanded and include a mural tour, Betsy Ross' House or Eastern State Penitentiary. Many people are still flocking to Alcatraz so why not? We did pass Betsy Ross' House but it was not open yet. The Amish farm was wonderful. Ennis and his family were great. Please try to incorporate more black experiences. Philadelphia has a great deal of black historic events. Also, Mount Vernon, George Washington's estate was a welcomed surprise, not initially a part of the tour but should be. Experiencing historical sites like this brings history alive. Overall the trip was very enjoyable. Thank you.
— Sharon, August 24, 2026
I rate the whole trip as great. The only thing that was downright terrible was the breakfast at the hotel.
— Dominika, August 22, 2026
The tour was great! It covered the major sights of both cities at a good pace. Carlo, the guide, was amazing! He was full of interesting information, funny and entertaining, and ultra resourceful. Although there were events in Philadelphia that could have disrupted the tour itinerary, he managed to find ways around them and made sure all sights listed in the itinerary were visited. Awesome tour, definitely recommended!
— Marwa, November 11, 2025
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the hotel included on the 2-day Washington tour from NYC?
Yes. One night in a hotel in the Washington area is included, with hotel taxes and breakfast. Lunch and dinner are not.
Does the price change with the room type?
Yes. You choose a single, double, triple or quad room when booking, and the per-person price depends on how many share it.
What do you see in Philadelphia?
The Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Elfreth's Alley, the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and the Rocky Steps, plus an Amish buggy ride in Pennsylvania Dutch Country.








