Boston to New York
United States
The east coast's most storied corridor, from Boston's Freedom Trail and Samuel Adams breweries, zig-zagging through Newport's Gilded Age ocean mansions and Hartford's Mark Twain House to the architectural immensity of New York City. Tesla Superchargers every 100 km make this the original electric road trip route in America.
Explore on the interactive map →Stops along the route
- Boston
The 2.5 km Freedom Trail links 16 revolutionary sites from Boston Common to Bunker Hill. The North End rounds out day one.
- Providence
Brown University crowns College Hill above WaterFire installations. The RISD Museum is among America's finest art collections.
- Newport
Vanderbilt-era mansions in brick and marble. The Cliff Walk passes behind the Breakers and Marble House above Atlantic surf.
- Hartford
Mark Twain wrote Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn in his Victorian Gothic Nook Farm mansion, now open as a museum.
- New Haven
Yale's Gothic campus anchors one of America's great pizza cities. Frank Pepe's white clam pie has been the benchmark since 1925.
- New York City
The Manhattan skyline from Brooklyn Bridge is one of civilisation's defining views. End with pastrami at Katz's Delicatessen.
Where to Eat
- The White Horse TavernNew England Cuisine
Established in 1673, it's America's oldest tavern, offering classic New England dishes in a historic setting.
- Louis' LunchAmerican
Founded in 1895, it's recognized as the birthplace of the hamburger sandwich, serving burgers in a unique setting.
- Frank Pepe Pizzeria NapoletanaItalian
Since 1925, this pizzeria is famed for its coal-fired, thin-crust pizzas, especially the white clam pie.
- Union Oyster HouseSeafood
America's oldest continuously operating restaurant since 1826, known for its fresh oysters and seafood.
Things to Do
- The BreakersHistoric Site
A Gilded Age mansion in Newport, showcasing opulent architecture and lavish interiors from the Vanderbilt era.
- Mark Twain House & MuseumMuseum
Explore the Victorian Gothic home where Mark Twain wrote his most famous works, now a museum.
- Yale University Art GalleryMuseum
America's oldest university art museum, featuring a diverse collection from ancient to contemporary art.
- Freedom TrailHistoric Site
A 2.5-mile route through Boston, connecting 16 significant historic sites from the American Revolution.