Boston, New York City, and Washington, D.C. History & Culture in 6 days

Explore America's most famous park, home to the 2.5-acre Strawberry Fields, a moving tribute to John Lennon, and the Great Lawn, site of numerous iconic concerts and events over the years.

Take a walking tour through the humming streets of New York’s Midtown which is the home of famous sights such as Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Madison Square Garden and some of the city’s most revered museums and institutions.

Experience a world-famous Broadway show and feel the energy of New York City’s theater scene. Immerse yourself in dazzling performances of music, dance, and storytelling, and create memories that'll last long after the final curtain.

Ferry across the bay to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, two world-famous symbols of New York City’s history. Admire the statue’s design and walk the same halls as 12 million immigrants as you learn about their experience through exhibits, passenger manifests, and the Wall of Honor.

Explore the heart of America’s financial hub, where George Washington took the first presidential oath at Federal Hall. Admire iconic landmarks like the New York Stock Exchange and Charging Bull as you uncover the area’s Dutch colonial roots, Revolutionary history, and role in early commerce.

Quietly reflect beside the twin pools marking the footprints of the fallen World Trade Center towers. Experience the emotional gravity of the memorial’s design, where cascading water and bronze panels honor nearly 3,000 lives lost in the 9/11 and 1993 attacks.

Walk through the halls of history at this iconic venue that has hosted countless meetings, protests, and celebrations for over 275 years, from the Revolutionary Era to suffragists and labor unionists.

Immerse yourself in Revolutionary history as you journey through the heart of downtown Boston. Visit the legendary Old South Meeting House and Faneuil Hall Marketplace as your guide shares stories of protests, debates, and key moments that fueled America’s fight for independence.

Follow the red brick path through Boston’s oldest residential neighborhood, rich in Revolutionary history. Visit Old North Church and Paul Revere’s home as your guide shares stories of patriotic heroes, midnight rides, and the critical events that sparked America’s fight for independence.

Board an authentically restored 18th-century tea shop for a captivating reenactment of the Boston Tea Party protest. Explore American Revolutionary history through interactive exhibits, feel the thrill of throwing tea overboard, and view rare artifacts like the Robinson Tea Chest.

Step onto this famous battlefield where the first shots of the Revolutionary War rang out in 1775. Learn about the tense clash that sparked the “shot heard ’round the world” while exploring historic grounds and memorials honoring fallen militiamen.

Experience the battlefields where the American Revolution began in 1775. Explore preserved colonial structures, monuments, and historic sites in Lexington, Concord, and Lincoln that honor the early militias’ bravery in our nation’s fight for independence.

Head out for an evening of frightful fun while exploring Boston’s spookiest sites, buildings, and Revolutionary landmarks. Follow along as your guide shares fascinating local ghost stories that blend history and humor with a hint of haunting.

Visit this symbolic site commemorating the historic 1620 Mayflower landing and Pilgrims’ arrival to America. Step inside the airy portico to capture photos of the legendary granite boulder engraved with 1620 on its side.

Board the Mayflower II, a full-scale replica of the legendary ship that carried the Pilgrims to America in 1620. Walk the decks, see the cramped quarters where passengers lived for 66 days at sea, and discover what life was like for those who helped shape a new beginning in America.

Step into 17th-century America as you explore historic homes, traditional crafts, and daily life in a Plymouth Colony village. Participate in demonstrations, meet costumed interpreters, and learn about the history and culture of the Wampanoag.

Walk along an iconic trail through Boston’s oldest neighborhood, where Revolutionary landmarks bring history to life. Explore the Bunker Hill Monument, USS Constitution, and more as your guide shares stories of courage, sacrifice, and America’s fight for independence.