Overview
Perform at Old North Church, John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, or TD Garden—all exciting venues in Boston. The possibilities are limitless for performance groups exploring this seaside city. Dive into the history and culture of the city with a visit to the Paul Revere House and an up-close look at the ship where the Boston Tea Party took place.
Itinerary
Day 1
Travel to Boston, MA
Lunch
Boston Duck Boat Tours experience
Climb aboard am amphibious, WWII-style vehicle for a unique tour of Boston's iconic districts and scenic Charles River, Explore the city's top landmarks as your guide shares captivating stories rich in history, humor, and local charm.
Dinner
Freedom Trail Downtown walking tour
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.
Day 2
Breakfast
New England Conservatory
Workshops
Lunch
Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum visit
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.
Freedom Trail North End walking tour
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.
Paul Revere House photo stop
Dinner
Boston Common visit
Discover the oldest public park in the United States, a 50-acre oasis in the middle of Boston that's been the site of numerous public speeches and demonstrations over the years, including a rally led by Martin Luther King Jr.
Day 3
Breakfast
Performance
Travel to Concord and Lexington, MA
Lexington Green visit
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.
Old North Bridge photo stop
Visit this legendary reconstructed bridge, known as the first battle site of the American Revolution in 1775. Stand where "the shot heard 'round the world" was fired and capture photos of the scenic landscape where history changed forever.
Lunch
Cambridge and Harvard Square visit
Experience Cambridge’s cultural vibrancy alongside the academic brilliance of MIT and Harvard’s world-renowned campuses. Explore Harvard Square’s indie shops, iconic landmarks, and lively street performers as you soak in the city’s rich history.
Dinner
Boston Symphony Hall
Day 4
Breakfast
Fenway Park photo stop
Freedom Trail Charlestown walking tour
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.
USS Constitution photo stop
Bunker Hill Monument photo stop
Commemorates one of the first major battles in the American Revolutionary War.
Lunch
Cambridge and Harvard Square visit
Experience Cambridge’s cultural vibrancy alongside the academic brilliance of MIT and Harvard’s world-renowned campuses. Explore Harvard Square’s indie shops, iconic landmarks, and lively street performers as you soak in the city’s rich history.
Dinner
Depart for home
Already Included
Transportation to & from your destination
Hotel accommodations
Meals (unless otherwise noted on your itinerary)
WorldStrides Course Leader - a dynamic destination expert who brings learning to life by leading your group's activities and discussions
Admissions to top attractions (details in itinerary)
WorldAssist staff members available 24/7/365 should your group need extra help
Free high school credit for students who choose to complete WorldStrides free online coursework post-program
Scenes From Boston
Health & Safety
Additional health and safety measures may be available within your respective destination. Refer to your program-specific materials for complete details.
Financial Assistance
Financial Assistance
WorldStrides provides over $2.5 million in financial assistance each year to thousands of families. Families with annual adjusted gross incomes of less than $85,000 may qualify. One simple call to Customer Service and you’ll know how much may be available for your trip even before signing up. Please note: financial assistance is given on a first-come, first-served basis.
Payment Plans
Advantage Payment Plan
At program sign-up you can opt to pay in full, or break up the cost of your trip with the Advantage Payment Plan. This plan allows you to pay a small initial deposit, then have your remaining payments spread out into affordable monthly amounts.
EZPay
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Fundraising Tools
Our easy-to-use tools put students in the driver's seat of their own fundraising efforts. Students can send e-cards, share links on social media, and even send out printed letters through WorldStrides' Gift of Education program. In one click friends and family members can make a direct donation to the trip - with 100% of the money raised going to offset their trip price. Thousands of students pay for their entire trip each year through the Gift of Education.
Also, WorldStrides makes program-specific scholarships available as well as other scholarship resources. Ask your Account Manager for more information about scholarships and fundraising tools.