REVOLUTIONARY EXPERIENCE (LEXINGTON & CONCORD)
When visiting the city of Boston and surrounds, you cannot help but tread in the footsteps of those who fought in the battles of the American Revolution. This tour showcases this era with a visit to two erstwhile battlegrounds in nearby Lexington and Concord.
A short coach transfer will first take you to Lexington to visit Lexington Green, the spot to which the revolutionary Paul Revere rode through the night to warn the resident minute men of the approach of the British. Moving on, you’ll next head for Concord and the Old North Bridge, where you can catch views of the place where the first battle of the Revolution played out. At the foot of the wooden bridge, now a replica, you’ll find the Minuteman statue. During the drive, your guide will also point out the former homes of such notable American authors as Nathanial Hawthorne, Louisa May Alcott and Ralph Waldo Emerson. The return trip will take you through Cambridge, where you’ll get to enjoy free time to walk the grounds of one of America’s most prestigious seats of higher learning: Harvard University.
Please note: the order in which sites are visited may vary to suit city traffic. It is recommended that guests wear flat, comfortable shoes
