NORTH AMERICA
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LunchScenic introduction to Boston and the Freedom Trail
The Freedom Trail
Historically significant sites including Massachusett’s State House, King’s Chapel, Old South Meeting House and site of Boston Massacre
Paul Revere House(photo stop)
Old North ChurchMade famous by Paul’s Revere’s midnight ride
Boston Tea Party Ship and MuseumMeet your 18th century hosts for this interactive introduction to the event that started a revolution!
DinnerHotel
Check-in
Depart for Lexington/Concord
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
Lexington GreenLocation of the first shots of the Revolutionary War
Minuteman National Historical Park and Old North Bridge Battle SiteGrounds of one of the earliest battles of the Revolutionary War
Depart for Cambridge
Lunch
Harvard University Tour
Return to Boston and visit Charlestown
Bunker Hill Monument
Commemorates one of the first major battles in the American Revolutionary War
Photo stop at USS ConstitutionFanueil Hall
Dinner at Quincy Market
Optional time
Shopping at Quincy Market
Return to hotel
Depart for Plymouth, MA
Plimoth Plantation
Step into this engaging and experiential living museum that illustrates the lives Pilgrims
LunchPlymouth waterfront, Plymouth Rock and site of Mayflower II
Depart for New York
Dinner
Top of the Rock or Empire State Building
Hotel check-in
Ferry to Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
Visit these famous landmarks-Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island National Immigration Museum
LunchNational 9/11 Memorial
Wall Street and Financial District
Visit America’s financial center, home to the New York Stock Exchange, Federal Reserve Bank and Federal Hall
Chinatown and Little ItalyDinner
Broadway Show
Times Square
Group photo
Return to hotel
Rockefeller Center
Considered the heart of Manhattan
St. Patrick’s CathedralFifth Avenue Walk
Perhaps the most expensive and elegant street in the world!
LunchCentral Park Walking Tour
Explore this 840 acre oasis in the midst of the busy city
Depart for homeDinner along the way
Schedules and events subject to changeNovember-March itinerary will include visit to Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate with Today’s Vote Program instead of Lexington, Concord and Minuteman National Park
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