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Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York
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Extend your class trip by continuing on to New York, where you'll visit historical and cultural sites like the Statue of Liberty and Times Square. |
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Washington, D.C. and New York
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Take a class trip to Washington, D.C., and New York to experience history. Your students will visit the White House, the U.S. Capitol, the Smithsonian’s museums, Central Park, Times Square and the Statue of Liberty. A great tour for students interested in history and social studies! |
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Washington, D.C. and New York
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Extend your student trip to get an in-depth perspective of the role of history in our country. |
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The Eastern Seaboard
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Take your students on a tour of Boston, New York City, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., and explore the history and ambiance of these quintessential American cities. Students interested in history will particularly enjoy this trip! |
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The Eastern Seaboard
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Extend your class trip and continue to experience the eastern seaboard. Visit Smithsonian museums and other major attractions in the nation’s capital before continuing on to Colonial Williamsburg. |
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Philadelphia: Birthplace of our Nation and New York
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Extend your class trip so your students can immerse themselves in the history of Philadelphia. Then, continue on with a trip to New York City. |
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Nueva York: A Latin American Perspective
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Extend your student tour to further appreciate New York’s vibrant culture. Admire the collections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museo del Barrio, which celebrates the art and culture of the Caribbean and Latin America. |
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Nueva York: A Latin American Perspective
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Embark on a class trip to New York, a city rich with culture, eclectic neighborhoods and ethnically diverse communities. This tour pays particular focus on the city’s Latin American influences. Tour Spanish Harlem, attend a Latin dance workshop, visit the Hispanic Society of America and ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, which now chronicles the history of U.S. immigration. |
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New York, Williamsburg & Washington, D.C.
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Travel along the East Coast to see some of the country’s most famous historical sites and modern landmarks. In New York City you’ll visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s stunning collection. Then gain a new perspective on our country while touring Independence Hall in Philadelphia and the Smithsonian museums in Washington, D.C. Finally, step back in time as you walk the colonial streets of Williamsburg. |
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New York City: Visual Arts
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Extend your student tour to delve even further into New York’s thriving art world—from medieval art and architecture at The Cloisters to the contemporary masterpieces of the Museum of Modern Art. |
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New York City: Visual Arts
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Immerse your art students in the creative hub of New York City. In addition to seeing the city’s most popular sites, you’ll step inside SoHo’s famed galleries, peruse the vast collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and participate in an art workshop at the Guggenheim. |
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New York City: The Big Apple
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Immerse yourself in New York culture when you extend your student tour by three days and visit destinations like the American Museum of Natural History and Central Park. |
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New York City: The Big Apple
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Take your students to New York City on a class trip that showcases Broadway, Times Square, Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. |
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New York City: An African American Chronicle
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Explore African American history with your students on a class trip to New York. Visit Harlem's Apollo Theater, the African American Wax Museum, and Sugar Hill - home of Count Basie, Malcolm X, and Ralph Ellison. |
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New York and Boston
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Introduce your students to Boston and New York with this student tour. Visit premier educational institutions in Boston, including Harvard and M.I.T. Then experience New York City from the Empire State Building, at the Met and on Broadway. This tour is great for students interested in history, English or science. |
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