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What you will visit:

Boston Driving Tour (exclusively for guests utilizing wheelchairs)
As the oldest city in America, founded in 1630, Boston carries an unparalleled historical legacy, marked by pivotal events like the American Revolution, abolition of slavery, and the establishment of the nation's first university, newspaper and labor union.
Its streets boast a captivating fusion of colonial-style and modern architecture, symbolizing a unique blend of tradition and contemporary life. Boston's compact size makes it perfect to explore on a narrated drive, which introduces its abundance of historical landmarks and cultural treasures that are showcased in each of its charming neighborhoods.

What you will see along the way:

With its rich history, diverse neighborhoods, and legacy of culture and education, Boston is a dynamic city with sites to delight everyone. Take in a city that juxtaposes antique cobblestone streets, modern skyscrapers, centuries-old residential homes and the colonial spirit of its bustling seaport days. Highlights may include Copley Square, Trinity Church, Boston Public Library, the Back Bay district, the Public Garden with its graceful swan boats, and the narrow streets of 19th-century Beacon Hill. Pass by segments of the Freedom Trail and see Boston Common, where the British forces were encamped from 1775 to 1776.

Photo Opportunity:

Copley Square (time permitting)
Copley Square showcases stunning examples of medieval, classical and modern design. The most prominent building is the Romanesque Trinity Church. Completed in 1877, it is located on the south side of the magnificent Boston Public Library. Overlooking the square is the ultra-modern John Hancock Tower.