Combine two of America's most popular destinations. Briefly the U.S. capital in 1789, by 1790 New York was the largest U.S. city-and it still is! From Times Square to Greenwich Village and from Wall Street to the Empire State Building, there's so much to see and do here. Cruise around the Statue of Liberty for great photo opportunities. Check out Brooklyn's colorful ethnic neighborhoods or take a guided walking tour of Central Park. Also take advantage of the fabulous shopping and dining, and, of course, see a Broadway show. Then, travel by train to Washington, DC. Since its inception in 1791 on the banks of the Potomac River, Washington, DC has evolved into an exciting city combining grand government buildings, monuments, memorials, and museums. Use your Washington, DC Power Pass over two days to explore all the famous sights. Take an Old Town Trolley Tour, which covers over 100 points of interest, or ride with DC Ducks to tour the city by land and water. Also, visit the renowned International Spy Museum, Mount Vernon, or, for an interactive experience, visit the Newseum.

HOTELS
New York: The New York Helmsley, Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, the New York Helmsley is within walking distance of Times Square, Grand Central Station, and the U.N., as well as the Theatre District and Rockefeller Center. Spacious guestrooms feature city views, in-room safes, Wi-Fi Internet access, and complimentary weekday New York Times. The hotel also features a restaurant, a bar, and a fitness center.

Washington, DC: Hilton Washington, The Hilton Washington boasts a magnificent garden setting overlooking the capital city's impressive skyline. The hotel is conveniently located on fashionable upper Connecticut Avenue, within walking distance of Embassy Row, and just a short distance from the National Mall. All guestrooms feature thoughtful amenities and new TVs. The hotel also features a fitness room, pool, and several restaurants.