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NEW YORK & PENNSYLVANIAAUTUMN ADVENTUREOCT. 10-20, 202011 DAYS • 17 MEALSALLIED’S TOUR HIGHLIGHTS•Indianapolis Speedway Museum•Hofbrau Haus German Dinner•Flight 93 National Memorial•Sight & Sound Theater•Magic Lantern Show•Lunch in Amish Home•Lancaster Countryside Tour•National Constitution Center•Independence Square Walking Tour•Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island•9/11 Museum•Central Park Carriage Ride•NYC Tour (see Day 7 for sights)•Bronx Tour with Little Italy FoodTasting•Grand Canyon of PA•Penn. Lumber Museum•National Museum of the GreatLakes•17 Meals: 10 Breakfasts (B),3 Lunches (L), 4 Dinners (D)Tour Director -Loretta MillsFEATURED HOTELS•Peoria, IL—Country Inn & SuitesNorth•Columbus, OH—Hampton Inn•Bird-in-Hand, PA (2)—AmishView Inn•King of Prussia, PA—Best WesternPlus•New York, NY (2)—Cambria Suites•Lewisburg, PA—Country Inn &Suites•Ashtabula, OH—Hampton Inn•Joliet, IL—Wingate InnDEPARTURE CITIESOmaha, Council Bluffs, Lincoln,Grand Island, Norfolk, Columbus,Fremont, Sioux City, & Des MoinesRATES$2,899 Double, pp$3,724 Single$2,675 Triple, ppTOUR ACTIVITY LEVELDAY 1•TRAVEL DAY (L)Get to know your tour director and fellowpassengers as we begin our journey. Enjoya “Get-Acquainted” lunch at Iowa MachineShed. Overnight Peoria, ILNEW TOURDAY 2•INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY/HOFBRAU HAUS (B, D)Arrive in Indianapolis mid-day for a visit to theIndianapolis Speedway Museum. Our self-guided tourincludes a short film on the history plus exhibits of pastwinning cars. Tonight’s dinner is at the Hofbrau Haus inGermantown. Overnight Columbus, OHDAY 3•SIGHT & SOUND THEATER (B, D)Today travel to the Amish country of Pennsylvania.This evening will be a treat as we see new production,“Queen Esther,” at the Sight & Sound Theater.Overnight (2) Bird-In-Hand, PADAY 4•AMISH COUNTRY TOUR/MAGICLANTERN SHOW (B, L)We’ll step back in time at the Magic Lantern Show!Professor Phineas T Firefly brings the UndergroundRailroad Experience to life with an antique 19th centuryMagic Lantern and stunning hand-painted glass slides.Enjoy a delicious Amish lunch in an Amish Farm home,followed by a tour of the Amish Countryside with alocal guide.DAY 5•NATIONAL CONSTITUTION CENTER/INDEPENDENCE SQUARE WALKING TOUR (B)At the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia,experience the Freedom Rising performance, exploreThe Story of We the People exhibit and visit Signers’Hall where you can sign the Constitution! A local guidejoins us this afternoon as we walk thru history andsee the Liberty Bell, Christ Church, Betsy Ross House,Independence Hall and more. Overnight King ofPrussia, PADAY 6•STATUE OF LIBERTY/ELLIS ISLAND/ 9/11MUSEUM (B)It’s off to the Big Apple Today. By mid-morning we aretaking the ferry to the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island.The 9/11 Museum continues the story of Sept. 11,2001 and the terrorist attacks that shook our nationto the core. Moving exhibits tell the story and revealthe magnitude of this event. Enjoy a free evening.Overnight (2) New York City, NYPAY BY CHECK & SAVE$100 PP$70 PPBOOK EARLY & SAVEDAY 7•CENTRAL PARK/ETHNICNEIGHBORHOODS & NYC TOURING/BROADWAYSHOW. (B, D)A local guide joins us today as we visit the iconicCentral Park for a short horse & carriage ride. Ourguide shows us other popular areas of the city such asRockefeller Plaza, 5th Avenue, ethnic neighborhoods,and more! This evening we enjoy dinner and aBroadway show (TBA).44 Call 1-800-672-1009 for reservations, availability & additional information.BY 5/10DAY 8•BRONX TOUR/LITTLE ITALY FOODTASTING (B, D)There is more to NYC than just Manhattan and todaywe’ll explore the Bronx! Most notably known forits world-famous baseball team, it also has a NewEngland fishing village, beaches and many historicsites. Over the years, it has been home to TonyCurtis, Ann Bancroft, Edgar Allen Poe as well asmany different immigrant groups that have shapedthe borough. Along with a few sights, we’ll enjoy afood tasting program in Little Italy. We depart the citythis afternoon. Enjoy a dinner buffet at the CountryCupboard. Overnight Lewisburg, PADAY 9•GRAND CANYON OF PA/PA LUMBERMUSEUM (B)Our scenic drive today takes us to the Leonard HarrisonState Park where we find the Pine Creek Gorge, alsocalled the “Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania.” Westop to take in the colorful views of the 800-footdeepcanyon. Next stop is the Pennsylvania LumberMuseum where we explore the historic saw mill, birchstill, recreated lumber camp and more. OvernightAshtabula, OHDAY 10•NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE GREATLAKES (B, L)Traveling East we drive along Lake Erie from Clevelandto Toledo. Lunch is included at The Real Seafood Co.Next, visit The National Museum of the Great Lakes.Memorabilia show the moving parts of sailing andsteam operation, from rigging and machinery to thecutlery and chinaware used by the Great Lakes nowvanishedfleet of steam ship & passenger liners. Stepaboard the historic lake freighter, the SS Col. James M.Schoonmaker, which dates back to the early 1900’s.Overnight Joliet, ILDAY 11•TRAVEL HOME (B)It’s been a fun tour filled with beautiful scenery, fallcolors, historic sights and great fellowship!
NEW TOURPLYMOUTH & CAPE CODSEPT. 27 - OCT. 2, 20206 DAYS • 8 MEALSALLIED’S TOUR HIGHLIGHTS•NE Historic Genealogical SocietyTalk on First Families•Alden House Museum•Pilgrim Hall Museum•Guided Historic Tour of Plymouth•Mayflower II with MayflowerCompact Presentation•Plimoth Plantation•Cruise to Provincetown•Guided Tour of Provincetown•Provincetown Museum & PilgrimMonument•Drive Past Corn Hill•First Encounter Beach•Cove Burying Ground•Round Trip Ferry to Martha’s Vineyard•Martha’s Vineyard Tour with NativeAmerican Guide•8 Meals: 5 Breakfasts (B),3 Dinners (D)Commemorating the 400thAnniversary of America'sFounding StoryDAY 1•TRAVEL DAY/BOSTONTransfer to Omaha’s airport for flight intoBoston today. Overnight Boston, MA.DAY 2•BOSTON SIGHTS/ALDEN MUSEUM/PILGRIM HALL (B, D)After breakfast, meet your guide for a tour of Bostonwhich includes a visit to the New England HistoricGenealogical Society for a special presentation on thefirst families. It’s the oldest and largest genealogicalsociety in the United States. Boston highlights includethe USS Constitution, nicknamed “Old Ironsides”,Boston Common, the Freedom Trail, the Old NorthChurch, the State House, and of course, a drive bythe famous pub “Cheers!,” where everyone knowsyour name! Lunch on your own in Quincy Marketand then travel to Duxbury, for a visit to the AldenHouse Museum. John Alden and Priscilla Mullins werepassengers on the Mayflower. Continue to Plymouthand visit the Pilgrim Hall Museum before checking intoyour hotel. Overnight (4) Plymouth, MAPAY BY CHECK & SAVE$90 PP$60 PPBOOK EARLY & SAVEBY 5/10Tour Director -Frankie TiarksFEATURED HOTELS•Boston, MA – Embassy SuitesLogan Airport•Plymouth, MA (4) – Fairfield InnDEPARTURE CITIESOmaha, Council Bluffs, Lincoln,Grand Island, Norfolk, Columbus,Fremont, & Sioux CityPHOTO ID REQUIREDRATES$2,549 Double, pp$3,049 Single$2,335 Triple, ppTOUR ACTIVITY LEVELDAY 3•PLYMOUTH WALKING TOUR/MAYFLOWER II/PLIMOTH PLANTATION (B, D)The historic walking tour of Plymouth begins at theJenny House and continues through Brewster Gardensto the waterfront and to Plymouth Rock. It continues toLeyden Street where the Pilgrims built their first houses.Have lunch on your own along the waterfront. Visit theMayflower II, a detailed reproduction of the ship thatthe English colonists sailed to Plymouth. Visit PlimothPlantation which re-creates actual life at the time of thePilgrims along with those of the Wampanoag Indianson whose land they settled. Learn about the MayflowerCompact and get your copy. Enjoy a tribal feast thisevening.DAY 4•MAYFLOWER COMPACT MONUMENT/PROVINCETOWN MUSEUM/FIRST ENCOUNTERBEACH (B)Travel back to the harbor this morning and board yourboat to Provincetown. Your motor coach will meetyou there. See the Pilgrims’ First Landing Park. Visit theMayflower Compact Monument as well as the PilgrimMonument and Provincetown Museum. Enjoy freetime for lunch and shopping and then board the coachfor the journey back down the cape passing CornHill where the Pilgrims discovered the Pamet Indian’swinter store of corn and to First Encounter Beach wherethe “First Encounter” happened between the groupof Pilgrims, led by Myles Standish, and the NausetTribe, allies of the Wampanoags. On December 8,1620, the two groups met along the beach here.You’ll visit the Cove Burying Ground where ConstanceHopkins Snow, Joseph Rogers and Giles Hopkins, allMayflower Pilgrims, are buried. Dinner on your ownthis evening in Hyannis.Image Courtesy of Pilgrim Monument Provincetown MuseumDAY 5•MARTHA’S VINEYARD TOUR/LOBSTERFEAST (B, D)For over ten thousand years the Wampanoag haveinhabited the island of Noepe, now called Martha’sVineyard. When the first Europeans dropped anchorin 1602 – just before the Pilgrims – they numberedthree thousand or more. To this day they still occupythe aboriginal land of Aquinnah. Take a ferry to theisland and enjoy a guided tour lead by a WampanoagGuide. Our Native American guide will meet usat Vineyard Haven and take us up the island whilespeaking about the Wampanoag history on the island;the village locations, the traditional way of life, and thearrival of the English and subsequent changes to theirculture. Stop at Christiantown which was set aside in1659 by the sachem for those Indians who wished tobecome Christian. Continue to see the Aquinnah Cliffswith free time in Edgartown. Return to the mainland fora Farewell Lobster Feast!DAY 6•FLY HOME (B)After a fun and history filled tour, it’s time to catch ourflight for home.Learn more: AlliedTT.com Follow us: facebook.com/AlliedTT Email us: Info@AlliedTT.com 45
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