Highlights
- Tour Cambridge, Lexington and Concord
- Journey along the Battle Trail on a civil war tour
- Follow the route Paul Revere took as he warned the countryside that "the British are coming!"
- Visit Harvard Yard, the oldest part of Harvard University
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Famous statue of ...The famous statue of the Revolutionary War minuteman stands tall on Lexington Green. It is here the Revolutionary War ...Photo by: Anonymous12 2011 -
Harvard University Gate ...Harvard University Gate (1857), Cambridge MAPhoto by: Anonymous12 2011 -
Cambridge, Lexington and ...Cambridge, Lexington and ConcordPhoto by: Jules & Brock07 2012 -
Cambridge, Lexington and ...Cambridge, Lexington and ConcordPhoto by: Jules & Brock07 2012 -
Cambridge, Lexington and ...Jules was filming on the tourPhoto by: Jules & Brock07 2012 -
Cambridge, Lexington and ...Cambridge, Lexington and ConcordPhoto by: Jules & Brock07 2012 -
Useful Information
Lexington Green
Drive along "Tory Row," past the home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, poet and educator. Follow the route Paul Revere took as he warned the countryside that "the British are coming!" Stand on Lexington Green, where Captain Jonathan Parker and 77 Minutemen stood their ground against 700 of England's finest regulars.
In Concord, journey past the homes of Nathaniel Hawthorne, gothic novelist, Louisa May Alcott, author of Little Women, and Ralph Waldo Emerson, essayist and poet. Finally, you'll make your way to the Old North Bridge, where "the embattled farmers stood and fired the shot heard 'round the world".
Reviewed by Susan J, May 2013
wonderful..driver was outstanding and full of information and very mindful of all of our considerations..Highly recommend
Reviewed by smilinback88, November 2012
Our driver was the best part of this trip. He did anything/everything to make sure everyone was able to see what they wanted to see.
