Day 1
Depart from hometown and arrive in Boston, MA
- New England Aquarium
Explore the waters of the world, from the Boston Harbor to the mysterious Amazon River in this state-of-the-art museum.
Dinner and Shopping at Quincy Market
Hotel check-in

Day 2
Breakfast: Hotel
- Lexington and Concord
Key sites in the events that sparked the American Revolution. Also home to some of our great American authors, including Thoreau, Emerson, Hawthorne and Louisa May Alcott.
- Tour of Lexington
Museum of Our National Heritage
Exhibits detail the opening of our American Revolution.
Drive to Concord
- Old North Bridge Battle Site
Site of one of the earliest battles of the Revolutionary War.
- Author’s Row
Lunch: Walden Pond
Drive to Plymouth
Birthplace of modern America
- The Mayflower II – Climb aboard the ship that brought the Pilgrims to America in 1620.
- Plimoth Plantation
This village recreates the lives of the Pilgrims, America’s most famous immigrants.
Dinner
Return to Hotel in Boston

Day 3

Breakfast: Hotel
- Museum of Science
Explore atomic energy, natural history, industry, and science.
Lunch
- Freedom Trail
This walking tour of Boston takes you not only into the heart of Boston, but also to the events surrounding the birth of America.

Day 3
- Boston Commons
America’s oldest public park.
- Old Granary Burying Ground
Historic cemetery that contains Paul Revere, Samual Adams and John Hancock.
- Old South Meeting House
Where the Boston Tea Party began.
- Old State House
Site of the Boston massacre.
- Faneuil Hall
Location of early revolutionary town meetings.
- Paul Revere House
- Old North Church
In this church two lanterns were lit warning citizens of the plans of the British troops.
- Bunker Hill Memorial
USS Constitution
Oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world.
- Cambridge
Home to two of the finest universities in the country: Harvard and M.I.T.
Dinner
Return to Hotel

Day 4

Breakfast: Hotel
Hotel check-out
- Drive to Salem
Historical waterfront city that is quite peaceful today, despite its infamous witch trials of 1692.
Walking tour of Salem
Salem Witch Museum
A Romanesque castle housing 13 tableaus depicting events surrounding Salem witchcraft and the trials.
Lunch
John F. Kennedy Library and Museum
Dedicated in memory to our 35th President, visitors gain a better understanding of our nation’s recent history.
Depart Boston and arrive in your hometown