Boston's Big 1776 Adventure Tour with John and Abigail Adams

Visit the Birthplace of America and more, this seven-hour tour covers Boston, Quincy (John and Abigail Adams homesteads), MIT, and Harvard. Explore Boston and Cambridge, the City of Quincy, and the USS Constitution. This experience is specifically designed with America's 250 birthday celebration of the Declaration of Independence, Tea Party and much more. A once in a lifetime event!  Enjoy a comfortable ride on a climate-controlled bus, guided by professionals. Groups are limited to 24 people.

Highlights:

• Visit Boston and Cambridge

• Explore Quincy, home to the Adams’ presidential estates

Visit the USS Constitution (1797), the oldest active warship

• See MIT and Harvard University

• Enjoy a comfortable ride in a climate-controlled bus

• Guided by local professional guides

• Fully escorted

• Groups of up to 24

Sites of Interest:

• Edgar Allan Poe Birthplace Statue

• Public Gardens (1837)

• Swan boats (1877)

• Cheers Bull and Finch Pub

• Back Bay

• Trinity Church

• Boston Public Library

• Copley Place Mall

• Prudential Center

• Christian Science Reflecting Pool

• Fenway Park (1912)

• Olmstead’s Emerald Necklace

• Charles River

• Harvard Square

• Cambridge Common

• Beacon Hill

• Boston Common (oldest park)

• State House (1795)

• Robert Gould Shaw Memorial

• King’s Chapel (1755)

• President John Quincy Estate

• John Adams and Abigail Adams homestead

• John Quincy Adams’ birthplace

• Adams Farmstead - Peacefield

• Old King’s State House (1713)

• Boston Massacre Site (1770)

• Faneuil Hall, Cradle of Liberty

• Quincy Marketplace (1820s)

• Copp’s Cemetery

• Site of Great Molasses Flood

• TD Garden (Celtics and Bruins)

• USS Constitution (1797)