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8 hours (Approx.)
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Offered in: English
Overview
Experience the best of greater Boston’s top attractions in one day on this guided sightseeing tour around the city. Visit the historic towns of Cambridge, Lexington and Concord. Then see Boston’s best spots, like Beacon Hill, the North End, the Seaport District and some of the historic locations along the Freedom Trail, including the USS ‘Constitution.’ Travel in an air-conditioned luxury coach with an expert guide who will detail the day’s events. Downtown Boston hotel pickup and drop-off are included.
- See Boston's must-see sights on a narrated coach tour with an expert guide
- Visit Cambridge Common, the Lexington Battle Green and the Battle Road Trail
- Hear stories about Paul Revere and the Minutemen during the American Revolutionary War
- Comfortable transportation in a full-sized, temperature-controlled motorcoach with lavatory
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This Boston day tour begins at Park Plaza or with hotel pickup downtown. Get ready for prime sightseeing in and around historic Beantown.
For the morning part of the tour, it’s off to neighboring Cambridge. Drive past the high-tech campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and continue through Cambridge to Harvard University. You'll glimpse historic Harvard Yard as you drive through Harvard Square en route to nearby Lexington and Lexington Battle Green, the historic town common where the opening shots of the American Revolutionary War were fired.
Check out Battle Road Trail in Concord, part of Paul Revere’s ride to warn the Minutemen about the oncoming British troops. Also, see the homes of Louisa May Alcott, author of the novel Little Women, and essayist and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson. Stop by the Old North Bridge, a historic site in the Battle of Concord, the first day of battle in the Revolutionary War.
Back in downtown Boston, head over to Faneuil Hall Marketplace, also known as Quincy Market, to buy lunch and explore the historic tourist mall. Then reboard the bus to begin the sightseeing tour of Boston.
There are over 20 sites on this Boston sightseeing tour. Visit Beacon Hill and the West End neighborhood; see the New England Aquarium, one of Boston’s premier attractions; cruise through the beautiful Seaport District; see King Street, where the Boston Massacre happened; and stop to visit the majestic USS Constitution, the world’s oldest commissioned warship afloat and America’s Ship of State.
For the morning part of the tour, it’s off to neighboring Cambridge. Drive past the high-tech campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and continue through Cambridge to Harvard University. You'll glimpse historic Harvard Yard as you drive through Harvard Square en route to nearby Lexington and Lexington Battle Green, the historic town common where the opening shots of the American Revolutionary War were fired.
Check out Battle Road Trail in Concord, part of Paul Revere’s ride to warn the Minutemen about the oncoming British troops. Also, see the homes of Louisa May Alcott, author of the novel Little Women, and essayist and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson. Stop by the Old North Bridge, a historic site in the Battle of Concord, the first day of battle in the Revolutionary War.
Back in downtown Boston, head over to Faneuil Hall Marketplace, also known as Quincy Market, to buy lunch and explore the historic tourist mall. Then reboard the bus to begin the sightseeing tour of Boston.
There are over 20 sites on this Boston sightseeing tour. Visit Beacon Hill and the West End neighborhood; see the New England Aquarium, one of Boston’s premier attractions; cruise through the beautiful Seaport District; see King Street, where the Boston Massacre happened; and stop to visit the majestic USS Constitution, the world’s oldest commissioned warship afloat and America’s Ship of State.
Itinerary
This neighborhood--one of the two most expensive residential areas in Boston--started as a bay. The bay was filled in during the 19th century to create the area now known by the name Back Bay. The area is known for its Victorian brownstones, the Boston Public Library, shopping, office high rises and upscale hotels.
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- "It can become problematic when children start to get cranky (heck adults get cranky after a while too with no water or snacks)." See review
- "This is a full day tour and a lot of information is provided and a large area is covered." See review
- "This is an all day tour but don't let that stop you." See review
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