Boston Day Trip

Travel to Boston, one of the oldest cities in the U.S., on this full-day trip from New York, combining history, tradition, and modernity.

Boston Day Trip

Departing from New York early in the morning, we will head north into Massachusetts.

The first destination is Cambridge, home to the renowned Harvard University, which features the largest university library in the U.S. and the notable "Three Lies" statue.

A panoramic city tour will showcase City Hall, the esteemed MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), and Cambridge University.

Crossing the Charles River, we will arrive in Boston, known as the intellectual capital of the U.S. This will be explored during the tour.

Visit the historical Copley Square with its Trinity Church and stroll through Boston Common Park, the oldest public park in the country.

For lunch, we will stop at Quincy Market, a site of early steps toward American independence, offering a variety of food options including conger eel soup and lobster sandwiches.

After lunch, we will visit the Old South Meeting House, where the Boston Tea Party commenced in 1773, learning about this significant protest and its impact on U.S. independence.

In the late afternoon, return by bus to New York, concluding the tour.