East Topsham, Vermont
Travel by Amtrak
®
and you’ll do more than
including the Connecticut cities of Stamford, Bridgeport and
New Haven, home to Yale University. The train continues its
just get from Point A to Point B – you’ll
journey through New London – home to the U.S. Coast Guard
discover a whole new way of experiencing
Academy and the stop for connecting service to the popular
Foxwoods Casino – and to Mystic, known for Mystic Seaport,
America! Enjoy the relaxed pace and stress-
featuring an authentic 19th-century seafaring village, tall
ships and the Mystic Aquarium and Institute for Exploration.
free ambience of contemporary train travel.
The Northeast Regional continues to Rhode Island’s capital
Stretch out in a spacious seat. Relax in the
of Providence – known for its thriving arts scene and
mouthwatering cuisine – and then to Boston. A cosmopolitan
“Quiet car
®
” where voices louder than a
capital that celebrates its rich revolutionary history, the city
dubbed “the Athens of America” is home to both world-class
whisper are not allowed. Or simply admire
arts and cultural institutions and top professional sports
the scenery right outside your window.
teams. Need to reach Boston even faster? Amtrak’s Acela
Express
®
provides express service between Washington,
Because on Amtrak, the journey is just as DC, Philadelphia, New York City and Boston, offering upscale
amenities such as at-seat electrical outlets and conference
inviting as the destination.
tables while reaching speeds of up to 150 miles per hour.
For breathtaking scenery, board the Amtrak Vermonter
SM
,
Rocky shorelines, quaint villages, snow-capped which travels from Washington, DC to the “maple sugar
mountains and spectacular fall foliage – a visit to capital” of St. Albans, Vermont. After stopping in Baltimore,
New England is akin to stepping into a scrapbook Philadelphia and New York City, the train heads north
fi lled with picturesque postcards that capture the essence and through Connecticut and Massachusetts and into Vermont,
spirit of America. And Amtrak offers a variety of routes that as historic industrial cities give way to white-steepled
provide convenient access to all that New England has to offer. churches, covered bridges and vibrant fall foliage. Stop in
Departing from Washington, DC or New York City? The America’s smallest capital city of Montpelier before heading to
Amtrak Northeast Regional
SM
offers downtown-to-downtown Waterbury-Stowe, home to some of Vermont’s most popular
service to the major cities along the New England coast, ski resorts and the Trapp Family Lodge, the inn operated by
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