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The continental U.S. has a well-established rail system that allows you to move between the oceans with ease!Equipped with free Wi-Fi, a dining car, and sleeping cars, you can enjoy a safe and comfortable journey while enjoying the scenery along the way
Los Angeles, California meets angels.
Now that you're in Los Angeles, it's time to take in the charm of this cosmopolitan city, known as the entertainment capital of the world and the city of angels: spend a day exploring the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the TCL Chinese Theatre, the Grammy Museum, and other pilgrimage attractions. Of course, the aura of Los Angeles is far greater than that of Hollywood and the entertainment world. When you're not working, browse the trendy shops near Venice Beach or ride a roller coaster at the Santa Monica Pier. At sunset, head to the Standard Hotel's rooftop pool and bar to chat with the city's locals.
Texas El Paso stretches his limbs.
When you're on the train and start heading east, don't forget to get off at El Paso, Texas!The city is a perfect mix of American and Mexican cultures. Hike the hills of Hueco Tank State Park to see ancient hieroglyphs left on the rock face, and enjoy the novelty of outdoor adventure while experiencing the history of the area. Back in town, you can take your time exploring the area's art galleries, museums and vineyards, or take a break at al fresco dining for refreshing local snacks like tacos and beef burritos.
San Antonio, Texas feels history.
Trains across the U.S. will enter the historic city of San Antonio, Texas. This scenic southern Texas city is home to the Alamo, the most famous historic landmark in the United States and the Franciscan mission. Outside of the Alamo, San Antonio is full of exquisite architectural wonders: from the Cathedral of San Fernando and the Bexar County Courthouse, to the Park P**Ilion, Confluence Park, ......The local architecture is a mix of traditional Spanish and Mexican influences, with a classic and imaginative shape. Once you've soaked up the history, you can enjoy a refreshing glass of margarita at one of the many Texas-Mexican restaurants lining San Antonio's River Walk, or the small merchandise shops lined the walkway.
Stroll through New Orleans, Louisiana.
Continue east from Texas and take in the Gulf coastline and Louisiana's wetlands and swamps to reach New Orleans, Louisiana. New Orleans, known as Big Easy, is a place where you can travel with sweet jazz music, day or night. Stroll through historic Jackson Square or the iconic French Quarter and you're sure to meet improvised people on street corners. Want to sample local food and wine?Café du Monde is well worth a try for its famous beignet (a powdered sugar puff pastry), and the jazz club Maison Bourbon's cocktails and ** are top-notch.
Say hello to Atlanta, Georgia on the way.
This southeastern city is an important witness to the history of American civil rights — visit the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic SiteNational Historic Site) to learn about the civil rights leader's efforts to fight for equal rights for African Americans. On the other hand, Atlanta is also the birthplace of Coca-Cola, and a visit to the World of Coca Cola is inevitable. If you have more free time in Atlanta, we recommend relaxing at the Atlanta Botanical Garden or the scenic Woodruff Park.
Washington, D.C. bears witness to the honor of America's capital.
Washington, D.C., the nation's nation's capital, is impressive for its stunning National Mall monuments to important historical figures – all of which are free to visitWashington, D.C. is also home to great food (including Union Market), shopping and nightlife. Take a short drive south out of the city to beautiful Mount Vernon, home to George Washington, the first American emperor. Once you're in Washington, D.C., if you're not on your way to the U.S. railroad, continue from Union Station to New York City, Baltimore, Maryland, or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.