Private Tours > Day Trips > Lexington, Concord, and Boston Tour
Lexington, Concord, and Boston Tour
| person | Group Size |
| 1 to 6 |
| paid | Price |
| From $608 |
| timer | Duration |
| 7h |
| groups | Tour Privacy |
| Private |
| language | Languages |
| English |
| free_cancellation | Free |
| Cancellation |
| offline_bolt | Instant |
| Confirmation |
| pin_drop | Meeting Point |
| We'll pick you up! |
| airport_shuttle | Transportation |
| Luxury Minivan |
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Tour Description
Visit the real locations where the American Revolution began. Stand on Lexington Battle Green and listen to stories about the very first days of the war and the "shot heard around the world". Walk the Battle Road Trail, stage of multiple skirmishes between the Minutemen and the Redcoats and other "treasonous" events. Visit Concord's Old North Bridge, where the Minutemen routed the Redcoats on their march back to Boston! Return to Boston to visit important sights along the Freedom Trail, including the Paul Revere House, Old North Church, USS Constitution (aka Old Ironside), the Bunker Hill Monument (commemorating the battle where "don't fire until you see the white's of their eyes" was coined) and more!
Tour Itinerary
40 min
Pick Up and Transfer to Lexington
Your guide will pick you up in a comfortable minivan and drive you out to Lexington!
20 min
Lexington Battle Green
Explore Lexington Battle Green, the place where the first shots of the American Revolution were fired on April 19th, 1775.
10 min
Lexington Belfry
See the belfry building, used to sound the alarm when the British were marching on Lexington & Concord.
5 min
Buckman Tavern
Pass by Buckman Tavern, which served as a gathering spot for colonists while awaiting the arrival of the "Redcoats" on April 19, 1775
20 min
Battle Road Trail
See the Old Bay Road, the actual path taken by the British on their way to and from Concord during the American Revolution. Take in the idyllic setting of times gone by.
20 min
Hartwell Tavern
Visit the historical Hartwell Tavern, located on the Battle Road Trail
to see how colonists lived during the 18th century.
This historical building stood there the day the British went to Concord - April 19, 1775.
5 min
The Wayside
Drive by the "House of the Three Authors" in Concord. Three famous writers lived here at different points in time: Nathaniel Hawthorne, the Alcott family, and Margaret Sydney. Home to Laurie from Little Women.
10 min
Alcott's Orchard House
Explore the grounds of the Orchard House, home to Louisa May Alcott and her family. See the Little Women garden and tour the Concord School of Philosophy, built by famous transcendentalist Bronson Alcott.
25 min
Old North Bridge
Walk across the exact replica of the Old North Bridge in Concord, where the colonists overwhelmed the Red Coats. The gathered colonists crossed this bridge and proceeded to attack a small regiment of British soldiers stationed to guard it.
10 min
The Old Manse
See the house Ralph Waldo Emerson grew up. Emerson later gave Nathaniel Hawthorne and his wife the right to live at the famous residence as a wedding present.
20 min
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Visit the historic Sleep Hollow Cemetery and the famous author's ridge, where many of Concord's Literary Circle are buried, including Thoreau, Emerson, Alcott, and Hawthorne.
40 min
Return to Boston
Return back to Boston for lunch
1 hour
Break
Free time for lunch at a local artisanal farm-to-table market in Boston.
20 min
USS Constitution
Visit the oldest working wooden ship in the world, put into service in 1797. Learn why the ship got the nickname "Old Ironsides" during the war of 1812.
20 min
Bunker Hill Monument
See the Bunker Hill Monument and learn about the first official battle of the American Revolution. Hear the story behind the famous phrase "don't fire until you see the white's of their eyes".
20 min
Old North Church
Visit the Old North Church, famous for Paul Revere's lanterns. Learn the story behind the phrase of "one if by land, two if by sea", while sitting inside Paul Revere's pew.
20 min
Paul Revere House
See one of the oldest wooden houses in Boston, where Paul Revere lived for 20 years with his wife and 16 children!
20 min
Drop Off
Your guide will drop you off directly at your hotel!
Details
- Start Times: Your choice, anytime between 8:30 - 11:00 am
- Included:
- Air-conditioned Private Vehicle
- Old North Church Entrance
- Bottled Water
- All transportation surcharges
- Not Included:
- Lunch (there will be a 1-hour break)
- Gratuity (industry standard is $10-20/hr)
- If bringing luggage on the tour, the vehicle can generally only handle 4 passengers unless traveling light.
- Massachusetts law requires proper car seats until children are 8 years old or 57 inches tall. We do not provide car seats, and refunds will not be available day of for lack of proper seating.
- Our booking platform imposes a 6% service fee for online bookings. Call us to get this waived!
- Prices vary seasonally. See dates.
| Low Season | High Season |
|---|---|
| $600 + $7.50/person | $650 + $7.50/person |
Pickup
Pickup is included within this range. We may be able to pick up at locations beyond this range for an extra fee. Contact us for details!