Duck boats, Freedom Trail costumed guides, harbor cruises, whale watching, Fenway and Harvard tours, and easy day trips to Salem and Cape Cod.
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City overview
Departures: Museum of Science, Prudential, Aquarium
Amphibious WWII-style vehicle through the landmarks, then splash into the Charles - children's favorite hour in Boston.
Downtown - trail core
Costumed 18th-century guides bring the Revolution to life over 90 minutes of the trail's core sites.
Waterfront - Long Wharf
High-speed catamaran to Stellwagen Bank's feeding grounds - humpbacks breaching with naturalists narrating.
Waterfront - Long Wharf
Classic 90-minute harbor loop from Long Wharf - skyline, lighthouse, and the city from its best angle.
Citywide loop
Narrated trolley loop with stops at the major sights - the pacing tool for prayer times, naps, and tired feet.
Fenway-Kenmore
Behind the scenes at baseball's oldest park - atop the Green Monster, press box, and a century of stories.
Cambridge - Harvard Square
Free student-led official tours or the theatrical paid 'Hahvahd Tour' - two ways into the Yard's stories.
Various meeting points
Volunteer-scholar led walks - architecture, hidden alleys, Beacon Hill, and the beloved 'Boston By Little Feet' for children.
Salem (north shore day trip)
The 1692 witch trials town, 30-40 minutes by commuter rail - museums, memorials, and maritime streets.
Lexington-Concord (from Boston)
Guided coach or trolley to the Revolution's first battlefields - the countryside chapter the city trail cannot tell.