Lots of stuff, but the main city is Washington, D. C.
That's if you take the scenic route, because Philadelphia (PA) is about 100 miles south of New York City, and DC is about 150 miles south of Philly. Depending on your choice of routes, you might leave New York City by way of the George Washington Bridge, across the Hudson River into New Jersey, with a view of the Palisades on the Jersey side. From there, you would travel south on New Jersey's Garden State Parkway, through the industrial centers of North Jersey, to the farmlands of South Jersey. Passing through some historic sites of the Revolutionary War, you would leave the Parkway at the Camden area exit (the city of Camden, much further down the highway after the exit, is one of home sites of Walt Whitman) and pass the Garden State Park and racetrack on the way to the Jersey side of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge, which would take you into Philadelphia.
Philadelphia is in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, not the State of New York. Philadelphia is located approx 80 miles south of New York City which is in the southeast corner of New York State.
Boston is in Massachusetts and is the capital and largest city, Philadelphia is in Pennsylvania and its' largest city, and New York (City) Is in New York.
It would take about 1 hour to fly from New York City to Philadelphia.
New York [City] and Philadelphia
It is 94.18 Miles according to mapquest.
Philadelphia was a Quaker city. It was more tolerant than Puritan Boston, however, New York City was irreligious from the start. There were fewer obstacles against Jews and Catholics.
New York City, Philadelphia, DC
New York temporary from 1785-1790 then 1790-1800 Philadelphia was chosen
New York City and Philadelphia.
Approximately 105 road miles.
New York, then Philadelphia
Philadelphia