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Reply by Leticia G, Australia, January 2012

Doing what: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord

My husband and I would have forgiven our driver -guide had the tour been uninterestingly dull or boring due to the weather conditions (heavy snow poured all day). However it proved to be one of the most entertaining and informative tours we've ever had. We thoroughly recommend Boston as a destination rich in the early history of this great nation.

Reply by Cecile G, December 2011

Doing what: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord

Confirmation process was frustrating - took many emails and phone calls to finally get confirmation of tour. Surprised it was so difficult to get confirmation since the bus was over half empty. Tour guide was wonderful - very knowledgable. Would like to have more time to walk around at stops.

Reply by Rena G, Ireland, December 2011

Doing what: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord

Excellent trip - something different to do outside of Boston city at this time of year... beautiful countryside and full of history. Our guide / driver Francis was brilliant - he had lots of interesting stories...highly recommend this tour.

Reply by JAMIE B, November 2011

Doing what: The Total Boston Experience

The Total Boston Experience is a great way to see Boston and the surrounding area. It was very comprehensive and the tour guide was very knowledgeable. A lot of places were closed in November as it's not tourist season, but that was not the fault of this tour. We still got to see plenty. Would definitely recommend this trip!

Reply by Christine B, November 2011

Doing what: Massachusetts Plimoth Plantation

This was an excellent trip. The driver added to our enjoyment of the trip by his knowledge and obvious enthusiasm for the history of the area.

Reply by Gretchen T, October 2011

Doing what: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord

This tour was a great overview of these three historical cities near Boston. The driver/tour guide was knowledgeable and entertaining sharing many stories and historical facts with us. A great tour reasonably priced. Take one!

Reply by Giles G, October 2011

Doing what: Boston Walking Tour: Freedom Trail

An excellent walk with a very knowledgeable and helpful guide. Highly recommended,

Reply by Cathy L, Canada, October 2011

Doing what: Massachusetts Plimoth Plantation

I really enjoyed the Plimoth Plantation. The people in character did a fantastic job. All the demonstrations and right down to the furnishings are very well done. This is a great tour if you want to know how life was in the 1600s.

Reply by Anonymous, October 2011

Doing what: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord

Good but new guide-need stop at Concord Museum and forget Harvard since there was no depth in the 1/2 day strip at Harvard.

Reply by Quynh L, October 2011

Doing what: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord

The trip is very instructive. Our conductor is very knowledgeable, and answers to all of our quetions. Besides, it is a very pleasant sightseeing trip.

Reply by William M, September 2011

Doing what: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord

A relatively new tour guide was not as knowledgeable as we would have liked. Did not compare with your other tours in Boston area.

Reply by Benjamin S, September 2011

Doing what: Boston Walking Tour: Freedom Trail

Our tour guide was friendly and knowledgable. She took us around the key parts of the Freedom trail and gave us interesting anecdotes for each stop. The tour was more focussed on those wanting to take pictures (which wasn't myself and my travel companion) but nonetheless it was enjoyable.

Reply by Lucy C, September 2011

Doing what: The Total Boston Experience

Like the bus tour part. Guy knew history and very easy to listen too. Trolley too bumpy and guide's voice was grading, so we got off. Didn't do the cruise, as we were doing that the next day. A bit too much to do in one day.

Reply by Brian S, September 2011

Doing what: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord

This trip is orientated towards historians and now admitting I was not all that interested in history was a little concerned that the trip would be boring. I will admit that the way the tour guide presented information made the trip very interested and I came away with knowledge and would recommend this trip to travellers to Boston.

Reply by Deborah B, August 2011

Doing what: Cambridge, Lexington and Concord

Francis the bus driver was knowledgable and very attentive to our needs. We enjoyed Lexington and Concord, but wish we had had more time to look at things, and also to go to the National Park Service Visitor Center there. Since we only took the half-day tour, we had the option of getting off the bus at Cambridge or being taken back to our hotel. I don't think the online description of this tour mentioned that and I was surprised that we weren't actually going to get a tour of Cambridge. That was the only disappointing aspect of the tour.

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