Boston Freedom trail and Cambridge TOurs
City landmarks that are connected to the American Revolution!
Private Car Tours in Lexington and Concord. Plymouth, Salem, MA and Newport, Rhode Island.
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Walking Tours and Private Car Tours
Boston, Cambridge, Lexington, Concord, Plymouth and More
Boston Freedom Trail - Historical Walking Tour
$480.00 4 Hours, Additional Hours a 120.00/Hourur
Walk the Freedom Trail., seeing sites involved in the founding of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and the independent United States.
Boston Freedom Trail & Cambridge - Half Day Private Car Tour
$ 600.00 / 4 Hours -- Additional Hours at 150 / Hour
On this tour, we'll see sites on the Freedom Trail in a private car. Able to explore some places on foot. Visit landmarks of the early settlement of Boston, events leading to the War of Independence, and the political and literary history of Boston.
Boston to Lexington & Concord - Historical Sites Private Car Tour
$ 900.00 6 Hours -- Additional Hours at 150 / Hour
Visit Revolutionary War sites and see the homes of Concord's Transcendentalist authors.
See places where events of April 19th, 1775 occurred. Beginning at the Boston Common, heading to Lexington and Concord by way of the Cambridge Common.
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Cambridge, Harvard, MIT
Cambridge, Harvard, MIT
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Cambridge, Harvard, MIT
Cambridge, Harvard, MIT
Cambridge, Harvard, MIT
Visit the historic sites of the “Newtowne” of Cambridge, including the Cambridge Common and the Washington Elm, where General Washington took command of the New England militias and Minuteman units that were encamped here during the siege of Boston following the Battles of Lexington and Concord. Ann Hutchinson’s (Boston) 1637 trial occu
Visit the historic sites of the “Newtowne” of Cambridge, including the Cambridge Common and the Washington Elm, where General Washington took command of the New England militias and Minuteman units that were encamped here during the siege of Boston following the Battles of Lexington and Concord. Ann Hutchinson’s (Boston) 1637 trial occurred in the Newtowne First Parish Church.
Visit Harvard Yard, the college center and oldest section of the campus. See the Harvard University Graduate School campuses and the Harvard Football Stadium. MIT’s campus is at the opposite end of the city of Cambridge, where the Gehry Media Center and MIT steps frame the infinite hallway inside the MIT classroom and laboratory buildings.
East Cambridge’s Lechmere Point is where the British Force of 750 soldiers landed after crossing the river, to March along the Bay Road / Massachusetts Avenue to Lexington on April 19th, 1775.
Lexington and Concord
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