From Boston, Full-Day Historical Lexington & Concord Tour

Embark on an immersive journey through the inception of the American Revolutionary War. Traverse historical landmarks such as Lexington and Concord, where pivotal skirmishes unfolded on April 19, 1775, marking a critical juncture in this seminal period. Explore the intricate details of these historic events that set the stage for the nation's independence.

Embark on a comprehensive exploration of Boston and the origins of the American Revolution. Begin your journey with pick-up services from five designated locations within Boston or your preferred hotel. Your first destination will be Lexington Battle Green, followed by visits to the Hartwell Tavern and various historical sites leading up to and including the Old North Bridge in Concord. This pivotal landmark marks the moment when British troops fired upon colonial militia forces, initiating the American Revolutionary War.

Continue your tour with a visit to the Minute Man National Historical Park, where you can delve into the events of April 19, 1775, as you explore battlefield sites, taverns, and historic residences associated with this significant event in American history.

Next, proceed to the oldest military burial ground in the United States, where you may pay tribute to those who fell during the revolutionary period. A stop at the Buckman Tavern offers insight into daily life during the war years, while the Orchard House provides a glimpse into rural living during the conflict.

Your final destination is the historic Old Manse, which served as the home of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. From there, enjoy panoramic views over Boston Harbor as you reach your departure point in downtown Boston. Throughout the day, guided tours by knowledgeable local historians provide detailed explanations of the complex events that shaped America’s early struggle for independence. This enriching experience concludes with a smooth transfer back to your accommodation or original pick-up spot.