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Boston Getaway Roundtrip from Philadelphia

Independent roundtrip rail getaway to Boston from Philadelphia

Boston Getaway Roundtrip from Philadelphia, a rail journey with Amtrak Vacations

Amtrak Vacations runs this three-day, two-night independent getaway roundtrip from Philadelphia to Boston on the Northeast Regional train, included in the Coach-class fare. Once in Boston, two nights at a hotel serve as a base for a hop-on-hop-off sightseeing tour, with time built in to explore at your own pace. The description points travelers toward the Freedom Trail, Newbury Street shopping, and dinner at one of Boston's seafood restaurants, all covered on your own rather than as a guided excursion. Because the operator does not publish a day-by-day itinerary or name the specific hotel for this package, exact timing of the sightseeing is left to the traveler. The trip suits independent travelers looking for a short, self-guided rail break rather than an escorted tour.

What to know before you look closer

  • No meals are included in this package, unlike some of the operator's other Boston getaways.
  • The operator's listing does not include a day-by-day itinerary or named hotels for this package.

Included

  • 2 nights' hotel accommodations
  • Hop-on, hop-off sightseeing tour of Boston
  • Roundtrip Amtrak® in Coach accommodations from Philadelphia, PA on the Northeast Regional®

Questions travellers ask

Is train travel included?
Yes, roundtrip Amtrak Coach travel from Philadelphia to Boston on the Northeast Regional is included.
Is it escorted or independent?
Independent; the hop-on-hop-off tour lets travelers explore Boston at their own pace.
Which train is used?
The Northeast Regional, roundtrip between Philadelphia and Boston.
What is included?
Two nights' hotel accommodations, a hop-on-hop-off sightseeing tour of Boston, and roundtrip Amtrak Coach travel from Philadelphia.
Are meals included?
No, the included list for this package does not list any meals.

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