- Boston
- Day Tours
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- Full-Day
- Hop-On-Hop-Off
Experience the beauty, architectural splendor, and New England charm of Boston, one of America’s most historically significant and world-renowned cities. From the moment you step off the bus, you’ll be immersed in the rich depth of American history, as the story of our nation’s past unfolds before you.
We’ll take care of your transportation and itinerary, while you sit back in comfort and enjoy the vibrant and historical city of Boston. We even offer convenient pick-up locations from midtown Manhattan. All you need to do is show up, and get ready for a day of adventure!
Although Boston is one of America’s most renowned and widely recognized cities, it holds a unique small-town charm and vibrant energy that is unlike any other metropolitan city in the US. The captivating sites, stately architectural buildings, and famous landmarks you’ll visit on this tour will weave together the story of America’s road to independence, as you walk along the same cobbled streets where our founding fathers once strolled.
We’ll show you the best that Boston has to offer, all in one exciting day packed with sights, sounds, and historical thrills.
Cambridge is home to two of the most storied and prestigious institutions in the world, Harvard University and MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)! Harvard campus is majestic and breathtaking, bustling with student life and youthful energy, yet showcasing the age-old traditions, legacies, and ivy-covered brick buildings that bring this world-class campus to life.
We’ll visit Copley Square, one of the most famous and idyllic locations in Boston, which is home to Trinity Church, the Boston Public Library, the John Hancock Tower, and many other national landmarks. Did you know that Trinity Church is the only church ranked among the top ten buildings ever erected in the United States? We’ll stop at this architectural masterpiece, and we’ll also get a glimpse of the sleek rising façade of the John Hancock Tower.
Lovers of literature, art, and culture will especially enjoy our visit to the Boston Public Library, one of the most spectacular libraries in America. The ornate architecture and expansive literary displays are absolutely stunning, and you’ll marvel at the collections of paintings, tapestries, sculptures, and the entire gallery dedicated to John Singer Sargent murals. This library is truly a one-of-a-kind American treasure!
Our tour also offers you the chance to step back in time with a visit to one of Boston’s oldest neighborhoods, Beacon Hill. This picturesque historic delight has beautiful architecture, centuries-old buildings, and narrow streets lined with real gas lights!
And of course, a visit to Boston would not be complete without a walk along the Freedom Trail. This simple brick line is paved with historical significance, taking visitors on an enriching journey through America’s past, including Massachusetts State House, Old State House, Granary Burying Ground, King’s Chapel, and Faneuil Hall.
Finally, foodies will love our stop at the Quincy Market, where we’ll browse local produce, fresh foods, sweet treats, and artisanal goods from hundreds of local shops. It is a feast for the senses – and the palate!
Don’t miss out on this amazing journey through one of the most intriguing historical cities in America.
Departure
Transit
Arrival
Copley Square
- Stop 40 minutes
Trinity Church
- Stop 10 minutes
Boston Public Library
- Stop 10 minutes
Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel
- Stop 10 minutes
Boston Marathon Finish Line
Joy, tears, and happiness are shed as a last stride across a straightforward straight line chalked on the ground marks the finish of a 26.2-mile marathon.
- Stop 5 minutes
Boston Public Garden
- Drive By
Boston Common
- Drive By
Cheers - Hampshire House
- Drive By
George Washington Statue
- Drive By
Newbury Street
- Drive By
Christian Science Church Plaza
- Drive By
Symphony Hall
- Drive By
Berklee College of Music
- Drive By
Commonwealth Ave
- Stop 15 minutes
Harvard Bridge
- Drive Through
Cambridge, MA
- Drive Through
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Drive By
Cambridge City Hall
- Drive By
Harvard University
Harvard Yard
- Stop ~40 minutes
Cambridge Latin School
- Drive By
Cambridge Public Library
- Drive By
Longfellow Bridge
- Drive Through
Beacon Hill
- Drive Through
Massachusetts State House
- Stop 10 minutes
Freedom Trail
- Walking Tour 30-40 minutes
Quincy Market
- Stop 40-60 minutes
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway
- Drive By
Fenway Park
- Drive By
Boston University
- Drive By
Warrior Ice Arena
- Drive By
Auerbach Center
- Drive By
Departure
Return
Inclusions
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Round-trip transportation by air-conditioned vehicle
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Professional bilingual licensed guide (English/Spanish)
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Driver
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Approximately 5-hour guided bus tour of Boston
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30–40 minute guided walking tour along the Freedom Trail
Exclusions
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Food and beverages (time is provided for meals; not included in tour price)
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Gratuities (optional)
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Souvenirs and personal purchases
Important Information (FAQ)
Are children allowed?
Yes. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Does the tour operate in bad weather?
Yes. The tour operates in most weather conditions. Please dress appropriately.
What type of vehicle is used?
Vehicle size depends on the total number of reservations for the tour date.
Are restrooms available on the vehicle?
Not all vehicles are equipped with onboard restrooms. Scheduled rest stops are provided during the journey.
Can I bring luggage?
Suitcases and large bags are not permitted. A fee of $10 per bag may apply if accepted.
Do babies need their own seat?
Yes. Due to federal and state regulations, every traveler must have their own seat. Babies may not sit on laps.
Are child or booster seats provided?
Child and booster seats are required by law and must be provided by the customer.
Can our group sit together?
Seats are guaranteed; however, members of the same party may be seated separately depending on vehicle configuration.
Seat selection is available for $15 per person.
Will the tour always be bilingual?
The tour may be operated by a bilingual guide (English/Spanish). Guide language availability is subject to operational scheduling.
How long is the Freedom Trail walking portion?
The walking portion along the Freedom Trail is approximately 30–40 minutes and covers selected historic highlights.
Can the itinerary change?
Yes. The itinerary may be modified without prior notice due to traffic conditions, weather, local regulations, or operational requirements.
What if there are delays?
Road conditions, traffic, or unforeseen events may extend or shorten the tour duration. The company is not responsible for delays affecting personal plans.
Can I stay in Boston instead of returning?
Yes. Guests may choose to remain in Boston at their own responsibility. Return transportation will be forfeited and no partial refund will be provided.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
This tour is not wheelchair accessible.









































Reviews
It seemed like a Harvard tour – more time in city and less in Harvard would be great . Most time was spent lining up with guide to take photo at Harvard Also when she had to translate we all stood around wasting five more minutes each time
average
Best part about the day trip: • The tour was well explained by Mely our tour guide. • The whole trip was smooth and we are happy with the overall tour. Could be improve: • WiFi on the bus would be better.
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