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Lexington & Concord Legends: Revolution & Reflection Private Tour invites guests to walk through the birthplace of American independence on a personalized 6.5-hour journey from Boston. This tour is for history buffs and curious travelers eager to explore the pivotal sites where the American Revolution ignited. Guests will be transported back in time while exploring Lexington Battle Green and Concord's Old North Bridge, where the first shots were fired. They’ll also uncover the area's rich literary history, visiting the homes and haunts of literary giants like Louisa May Alcott at Orchard House, Henry David Thoreau, and Ralph Waldo Emerson. This private tour offers an intimate and in-depth exploration of American history and culture, blending significant historical landmarks with serene natural landscapes like Walden Pond and cultural touchstones. The tour includes private transportation in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle, ensuring a comfortable and personalized experience. A professional local guide provides expert commentary and insights throughout the journey. Breakfast, consisting of coffee, tea, and pastry, is also included, along with entrance fees to Orchard House and Buckman Tavern. Lunch is not included in the tour.

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Boston to Newport Small-Group Day Trip with Breakers & Marble House Admission. See amazing mansions and learn about the history of Newport, Rhode Island. This day trip takes you from Boston to Newport in a comfy bus. You'll get to see The Breakers, a huge mansion that was once the summer home of the Vanderbilt family. You'll also visit The Marble House, which you might recognize from the movie "The Great Gatsby." During a guided bus tour, see places like St Mary's Parish and Ocean Drive. After the tour, you'll have two hours to explore Newport on your own. This small group tour has a max of 20 people, making the trip more personal. What's included? You'll get into The Breakers and Marble House Mansions (or another mansion if one is closed). The tour picks you up and drops you off at one of five hotels in Boston. Enjoy a one-hour bus tour of Newport with someone telling you all about the city. Plus, you'll get a discount to the International Tennis Hall of Fame. What's not included? Tips for the guide and lunch. There are plenty of places to eat in Newport.

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Lexington & Concord 250th Birthday Tour with Concord Museum Entry: Celebrate America's 250th birthday with a special tour of Lexington and Concord! This tour takes history fans back to April 19, 1775, when the American Revolution started. A local expert on American history will lead this tour. They will share lots of details about the start of the war. In 2025, the National Park Service is fixing up important places and exhibits for America's 250th birthday. New for 2025, the tour now includes visiting the Concord Museum. Get ready for a trip you will never forget! On this full-day tour from Boston, people will see the places where big things happened. They include Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Harvard University, Harvard Square & The Common, Washington's Headquarters, Battle Green, Lexington Battle Diorama, Battle Road Trail, Louisa May Alcott's Homestead, Ralph Waldo Emerson's Home, The Old Manse, and Concord Museum. Visitors will learn about the events that changed the world. This tour includes bottled water and entry to the Concord Museum. People will see the spots in Lexington and Concord where the American Revolution began on April 19, 1775. It does not include lunch or tips for the guide. This is a great way to celebrate America's 250th birthday in 2025!

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Semiprivate Revolutionary Tour of Lexington, Concord, and Boston follows the exciting story of how the American Revolution began! The tour starts in Boston's North End at the Paul Revere Statue & Old North Church. See the steeple of the Old North Church, where lanterns signaled the start of the revolution in April 1775. Explore the Old North Church and discover the stories of the brave members who helped start the rebellion. Next, the tour travels to Charlestown, where Paul Revere got his horse for his famous ride. Then, head to Lexington to see the Lexington Battle Green, where the Minutemen first faced the British. Stop at Buckman Tavern, where the local militia waited for the British troops. The tour continues to the site where Paul Revere was captured and then to the North Bridge in Concord, where the first order to fire was given. After visiting important places in Concord, the tour returns to Cambridge. See where George Washington took command of the army at Washington's Cambridge Headquarters. The tour ends in Charlestown, where the British went after the first day of fighting, and see Bunker Hill Monument, the location of the war's first big battle. This full-day bus tour includes bottled water, fuel surcharge, air-conditioned vehicle, and parking fees. Lunch, snacks, and gratuities are not included. This small group tour offers a close up view of historical sites like Concord's Hidden War Supplies and Battle Road Trail & Hartwell Tavern.