Let's Go to New York!

Last morning in Washington, D.C., we spent in a cozy bakery. We ate a piece of open pie (they're delicious, I recommend it) and took some toast with us. Everyone, a glass of coffee and a trip! First stop in Baltimore.

The stop was made in the park, located on the top of the hill, which offers a wonderful view of the harbor and the city. Since there's not much time, we looked at Baltimore from afar. We took a couple of pictures and moved on. Next stop, Philadelphia!

Few cities boast a beautiful city hall, especially in the center, and in Philadelphia the town hall is simply magnificent! We also walked through the square and the nearby streets of the city.

Walking around Philadelphia, we came across a Hard Rock Cafe! It's worth looking here at least because of the atmosphere and appearance. At the entrance there is a huge guitar, which can be seen from afar! Inside the cafe there is a shop with branded items.

Yeah, it's the same building with a hundred-dollar bill. And it played one of the most important roles in the history of the country, here the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were signed. In the Hall there are excursions, various exhibits of that time, historical objects and original documents.

In a separate pavilion there is a bell of Liberty. I had to stand in line for a little while to get inside. Here you can read the history of the bell and learn about the struggle for U.S. independence. We were lucky, we got on a free tour, it was very interesting!

It's believed that the first American flag was made by a woman named Betsy Ross. Philadelphia has her home, and that's where we went. This is a landmark place that is worth a visit if you are interested in the history of the United States. There is an audio guide in English, and there are also guided tours in the cabin. Near the souvenir shop, where you can buy a flag in miniature.

Time for dinner. We decided to stop by for a snack at a taco bar and we didn't regret it. I love Mexican cuisine with its spices, corn tortillas and guacomole sauce, and that's where I find everything I like so much. I wouldn't call my dinner easy, but it was very tasty - I tasted three kinds of tacos: shrimp, lamb and mushrooms, and did not deny myself the pleasure of drinking a couple of cocktails.

When we got to the room, we started thinking about the route for tomorrow. It was decided to spend some more time in Philadelphia to visit the city's museums. Today we mostly learned about U.S. history, tomorrow we wanted to see cultural heritage sites.