It’s taken us four decades and several transatlantic jaunts when we could easily have gone by train across America’s iconic Eastern Cities.
Public transport is much pilloried in the Land of the Car and that extends to travelling between states.
With travel providers assuming that visitors will automatically prefer a self-drive option.
Now, of course, that is not for all of us although I nervously was prepared to go that route in the Florida Keys when Covid struck.
I have, of course, been back to the States many times since and criss-crossed too through New England.
Sitting back in a buffet car, talking to fellow passengers and taking in the world outside your window is the way to go.
Try Freedom
And don’t Freedom Destinations know it as evidenced by their Eastern Cities By Rail package.
You will cover the Big Four, Boston, New York, Washington DC and Philadelphia on your FD tour.
And the beauty of the FD experience is that they will customise your trip with extra nights or destinations.

You will fly into Logan Airport in Bean City, Boston and out of John Dulles which remember is in Virginia.
By train across America’s iconic Eastern CitiesAnd enjoy 11 nights hotel accommodation along the way south.
Pass marks

Now we’d always recommend a city travel pass to get around America’s cities.
And FD agree which is why they include a Boston All-Inclusive Pass and New York CityPass for their customers.
And Boston and Washington D.C. Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tours.
Now they’re not the Big Four for nothing and we’d advise too to walk the cities.
Of course, the Freedom Trail and Harbour in Boston, Greenwich Village and Central Park in NY.
And South Street and any street with a letter or state name intersecting it which is all of them in DC.
Train takes the train

The FD package retails at from £1590 or with flights from £2,190.
So that’ll allay your anxiety about jet lag, driving on the other side of the road and getting the vehicle back as you found it.
It’s better by train across America’s iconic Eastern Cities with Freedom Destinations.

Man in the know: With George and Issy




