This is an action packed private day tour of the sites, history and events of the Revolutionary War era in Boston, Cambridge Lexington & Concord.
We drive the Freedom Trail with stories of the city's 400 year history, the events, people and sites which led up to the war.
In the oldest neighborhoods of the city, we'll give context to historic events like the Boston Tea Party, Boston Massacre and Battle of Bunker Hill.
We'll take a quick walking tour of Harvard, explain the role it played in the start of the war and where George Washington himself spent time.
A 10 mile drive gets us to Lexington Green where we take in the significance of the site and the story of what happened that night in April 1775.
Next the picturesque town of Concord, to the Old North Bridge and how the second battle of the war took the British by surprise.
Pick up and drop off in Downtown Boston, a stop for lunch along the way (not included in price of tour) and as light or heavy on history as you'd like.
Pickup included
We'll drive the 16 sites of Boston's Freedom Trail, which covers some of the most historic neighborhoods of the city. We'll pause at several to share stories, history and legends of the events and people that made them famous.
The history of this original part of Boston.
Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.
You can choose to be picked up from a list of locations, or alternatively, have the choice to make your own way to the meeting points
Please arrive at the pick up point 5 minutes before departure time.
We'll pick up anywhere in the immediate Downtown Boston area. If you're staying outside the city, we'll meet you at Flour Bakery on Farnsworth St, Boston. We'll be driving a Honda Odyssey van.