

* This is a sample itinerary; all days are subject to change
Attractions
Guided Tour of Boston
Journey down Boston’s famous Freedom Trail or delight in New England’s natural beauty as you make your way across the Charles River during a guided tour of Boston. Established as a town in 1630 and as a city in 1822, Boston is one of the oldest cities in America with a rich economic and social history. Once a homesteading community, Boston eventually evolved into the center for social and political change and is known today as New England’s economic and cultural hub.
Should Boston’s Black History be of special interest to you, your step-on-guide will be happy to highlight contributions of African-American Bostonians and Abolitionists during your bus tour of Boston.
Please note that while your tour guide will do their best to make stops at Copley Square and Old North Church possible, these stops will be dependent on time.
Stops along your tour of Boston are accessible by wheelchair.
Boston's World Famous Faneuil Hall Quincy Mark
Delight in the street performers that entertain the passersby and explore the many unique shops as you wonder the cobblestone promenade of Faneuil Hall Marketplace part of our Boston bus trip.

Exciting events take place at Faneuil Hall Marketplace throughout the year. Ask your tour guide if there is any events going on that might interest you during your time at the marketplace.
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
Smell the fresh scent of pine trees and admire the surrounding shrubs, wild roses and distant sea that were so familiar to President John F. Kennedy as you make your way toward the JFK Library and Museum, during our Boston bus tour. Pay tribute to America’s 35th president and to others who strive to make the world a better place through the art of politics at this library and museum.

Wheelchair rentals can be found at the JFK Library and Museum’s admissions desk and are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Make sure you let your reservations agent know ahead of time if you or someone in your party is handicapped, so that they can make sure to accommodate your group in the most convenient and comfortable setting.
Visit To Minute Man National Historic Park
At Minute Man National Historical Park, the opening battle of the American Revolution will come to life as you explore battlefields and structures associated with April 19, 1775 and witness the American revolutionary spirit through the writings of the Concord authors.
The political feud between the British government and American colonists who wanted to keep their rights as British citizens occurred for over a decade before reaching its climax on April 19, 1775 at Lexington, Concord’s North Bridge. The fight between the British regulars and colonial militia and Minute Men on that famous day grew into an eight year battle for independence that was later described as “the shot heard ‘round the world”.

In the Minute Man Visitor Center, Park Rangers on duty will be happy to answer any questions you might have about Minute Man National Historical Park.
Shop and explore the bookstore in the North Bridge Visitor Center for gifts and souvenirs
Guided Tour of Salem
North of Boston is a great seaside destination rich in history, heritage and culture. Sit back and delight in hundreds of miles of coastline with beautiful beaches and charming small towns as part of our trip to Boston, Massachusetts, Salem and Cape Ann.
Before departing Salem you’ll have free time to enjoy lunch, shop, or visit the historic sites of Salem that interest you most.
Guided Tour of Gloucester
Gloucester, MA is the home to America's original seaport and the oldest working art colony in North America. A place to see, feel and taste history, Gloucester's working waterfront and ineffable beauty have drawn fishermen, families, artists and visitors for over four hundred years