Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:

Lexington
Explore the quaint area of Lexington with a stop at the infamous Lexington Green. On April 19, 1775, less than 100 Minutemen faced 700 British soldiers. A shot rang out and a skirmish began that launched the American Revolution. See the Henry H. Kitson statue erected in 1900 that memorializes the Lexington Minutemen.

Concord/ Old North Bridge
Concord played a leading role in American history. Admire the serene grounds surrounding the Old North Bridge. Lovingly restored, the bridge is famous for the 'shot heard 'round the world,' the site of the first American victory in the Revolutionary War.

Harvard Square
Stroll through Harvard Square on your own and pass the hallowed grounds of one of America's oldest and most prestigious universities.

Boston Driving Tour
A plethora of landmarks and cultural sights are seen as this motorcoach tour winds its way through the historic streets and neighborhoods of Boston.

Faneuil Hall & Quincy Marketplace
Faneuil Hall, hailed as the Cradle of Liberty, is a Georgian style building adjacent to the two story, 27,000 square foot Quincy Market, considered the social center of Boston. This indoor pavilion has over 100 shops, an abundance of eating establishments, and street performers that stroll through the area.

What you will see along the way:
Highlights of your drive may include: the Back Bay district, and Copley Square, the Romanesque Trinity Church, Boston Public Library and exquisite Public Garden. View a series of patriotic highlights culminating at the Old North Church for an outside visit.

Lunch:
Lunch on your own in Quincy Market.