Travel to the eastern united states
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Have you always thought that touring the West Coast of the United States is one of the most expensive trips you could make and is reserved for when you win the lottery? Well, maybe you don’t have to wait that long. In this guide we are going to explain how to organize a trip to the West Coast of the United States on your own and how much it costs, and you will see that you can start planning it today.
The first and most important tip is to apply for the ESTA, the visa waiver that allows you to enter the United States. Before preparing anything, the most important thing is to know if you are granted the authorization. Otherwise you will not be able to make this route along the West Coast of the USA.
Essential in every trip. We tell you from experience, we have used travel insurance a lot of times, and the peace of mind that comes from not having to look for your life if something happens, that the doctor comes to your hotel or tell you the nearest clinic and even that you don’t have to worry about the medicines, as my grandmother used to say (she knew a lot about phrases) “it is not paid with money”.
East Coast of the United States cities
Traveling to the East Coast of the United States is exciting. While it may not include as many natural attractions as a route along the West Coast, the truth is that you will get to know the most incredible cities of the United States and the most important scenarios of its history. New York, Boston, Washington and Philadelphia are just some of the destinations you can visit to soak up history and get into the fast-paced lifestyle of these cities.
Today we bring you a 15-day itinerary through the East Coast of the United States, we tell you what to see in each place and give you the best tips, so you can organize your trip in the best way.
Our 15-day route through the East Coast of the United States begins in the historic city of Boston, one of the oldest cities in the country. We could say that the history of the United States is mostly concentrated in three major cities: Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, where the most important events in the history of the country took place.
Map east coast united states
But beware, the myth is still alive and kicking thanks to the efforts of many “routers” who managed to bring it back as a historic route, Historic Route 66, and this is how it appears on current maps. So with all this clear, maps, and the desire to know a country that fascinates us, three friends set out to live the adventure of our lives for a month. It would be unforgettable.
Fortunately and thanks to the commander’s expertise, the landing ended well. Of course, landing in the middle of a monumental snowfall and with a lot of turbulence is impressive. Fortunately, it would be almost a month before we could take the plane back, enough time to forget the bad experience.
We decided to stay downtown, near the Loop (that elevated subway we have seen in so many movies) and from there walk to the various points of interest. By the way, if you rent a car you will see how the price per hour of parking in the blue zone is much cheaper than in Barcelona or Madrid.
If you are following Route 66 you will need a map or a guide that will recommend you the mythical places to visit. We were given the advice before and it saved our lives several times so be cautious and get a fucking map. Cafeterias associated to the route, museums, forgotten gas stations, incredible landscapes, ranches, pieces of desert, abandoned towns… you need all that information if you want to do it right and if you don’t want to end up lost in the vastness of Texas.
East Coast Circuit United States
The East Coast is a region of the United States. Although geographically the entire region bordering the Atlantic Ocean is known as the “East Coast”, the tourist region includes the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland, in addition to the capital Washington, D.C..
New York City, familiarly known as the “Big Apple,” is located in the lower Hudson Valley in southeastern New York State in the United States of America. Photo: Marco Cortese, CC BY-SA 2.0.