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Discover the historic towns of Cambridge and Lexington on a private half-day tour that takes you through some of the most significant sites of the American Revolution. With your own local guide, you'll explore Harvard and MIT, gaining insight into America’s top educational institutions and the startup culture at MIT’s campus.
Drive along Tory Row and hear the stories behind colonial mansions that once housed Loyalists. At Lexington Battle Green, stand where the first shots of the revolution were fired, igniting a fight for independence. Visit the Hancock–Clarke House and see the site where Paul Revere was captured, learning about the heroes of the revolution along the way.
The tour concludes at Concord’s Old North Bridge, a symbol of American independence, spanning the historic Concord River. This private experience offers a personalized journey into America's past, all within four hours.
The tour lasts approximately 4 hours.
The tour is conducted in English.
Up to 4 travelers can join this private tour.
Yes, it’s suitable for travelers aged 0 to 120, regardless of physical fitness levels.
You’ll receive services from a professional local guide and a private car with a driver for the entire duration.
No, lunch is not included. Typically, the group pays for the guide’s lunch separately.
All sales are final. No refunds are available for cancellations.
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A carefully curated route through Cambridge and Lexington, highlighting key historic sites related to the American Revolution.
Visit the MIT campus, which spans over a mile and includes major off-campus facilities like the Lincoln Laboratory and the Haystack Observatory.
Explore Harvard Yard and nearby Harvard Square, home to historic buildings, libraries, and the iconic Memorial Church.
Drive along Tory Row on Brattle Street, known for its colonial mansions and rich history from the Revolutionary War era.
Stand on Lexington Battle Green, where the first shots of the revolution were fired on April 19, 1775.
Visit the Hancock–Clarke House, the only remaining residence associated with John Hancock, and learn about its historical significance.
See the site of Paul Revere’s capture, marked by a memorial within Minute Man National Historic Park.
Learn about the opening battle of the revolution at Minute Man National Historical Park, home to the Wayside, once occupied by notable American authors.
Visit the Old North Bridge in Concord, a symbol of American independence, reconstructed to resemble the original bridge from the battle.
Hotel pickup included for all travelers
Pickup is available from 24 listed hotels in downtown Boston. Exact pickup time will be confirmed after booking.
Open in Google MapsPlease be ready at your hotel at the scheduled pickup time. The driver will meet you there to start your personalized tour.
All sales are final. No refunds are available for cancellations.
Your booking is confirmed immediately after checkout.
From $2,317.55 per person