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Discover the sights that changed history with the self-guided driving tour of the Battle of Lexington and Concord. Follow the historic Battle Road where the first shots of the American Revolution rang out on April 19, 1775. As you drive, you'll hear engaging stories about Paul Revere's midnight ride, brave colonists, and key moments that sparked independence.
This tour gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace. Stop at iconic sites like the Old North Bridge and Minute Man National Historical Park, and soak in the rich stories behind each location. It’s a perfect way to connect with America’s fight for freedom without the rush of a scheduled tour.
Whether you're a history buff or just curious, this self-guided experience makes history accessible and fun. Download the tour beforehand, hop in your car, and start your journey through one of the most pivotal moments in American history.
The tour lasts approximately 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on how many stops you make and how long you spend exploring each site.
Yes, the tour is designed for travelers of all ages, from children to seniors. It’s wheelchair accessible, and infants can ride in strollers.
No, you can download the tour to your device beforehand and enjoy offline navigation via GPS. The tour plays automatically as you drive.
The tour only stops outside the sites; there are no included museum admissions. Entrance fees may apply if you choose to visit inside some locations.
Yes, since it’s self-guided, you can start whenever you're ready. The tour never expires, giving you maximum flexibility.
Cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start for a full refund.
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Stand where the first shots of the American Revolution were fired. This historic green marks the moment colonial militia faced British troops, igniting the fight for independence.
Explore exhibits, a large battle mural, and the “Road to Revolution” film to understand the context of the Lexington battle.
Walk parts of the original battle route where colonial militia ambushed British troops during their retreat.
Visit the site where Paul Revere was captured during his midnight ride, a key moment in alerting colonial forces.
Step into colonial life at a restored tavern and homes, witnessing the fighting during the British retreat.
See colonial homes where families watched the battle unfold as soldiers marched past twice in one day.
A key attack point where colonial forces launched a coordinated assault, beginning the sustained fight to push back the British.
Visit the home where Little Women was written, connecting literature to American history.
See artifacts from the Revolution, including Paul Revere’s lantern, and explore the home of a notable American thinker.
Explore the historic town center where militia planned their defense, reflecting on the broader legacy of the Revolution.
Learn about Caesar Robbins, a formerly enslaved man who served in the war and whose family became part of Concord’s history.
Stand where the colonial militia fired the “shot heard round the world,” marking the true start of the American Revolution.
Meet at the parking lot of the Rail Trail Municipal Parking in Lexington Center, where you'll start with an introduction before beginning your driving tour to Concord.
The tour begins here, with a brief overview, then you’re free to explore the historic sites at your own pace. No scheduled guides—just your device and the tour app guiding you along the way.
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From $9.75 per person