Boston 4 days, 3 nights

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Experience a Revolution

Trip Length: 4 days, 3 nights

The past and the present live alongside each other in Boston, giving students a unique opportunity to make connections not possible in the classroom. Boston is best known as the home of revolutionary ideas that inspired a new nation.

Trip Highlights

Plimoth & Pawtuxet Museum
Minute Man National Park
Salem Witch Museum
Bunker Hill Museum
U.S.S. Constitution
Boston Duck Tour
Boston Tea Party Ship, and much more...

Our Itinerary

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Below is a sample itinerary that may be customized to meet the needs of your group.

Day 1: Plymouth

Your group will be welcomed at your morning arrival to Boston.
Meet your NationsClassroom Tour Guide. Board your tour coach bus.
Travel to Plymouth, MA
National Forefathers Memorial Park
The first English colonists made war and then peace with the Natives here, and later, celebrated their friendship with the first Thanksgiving dinner. Visit the landmarks that honor this piece of American history with a stop at Plymouth Rock and the National Forefathers Memorial, which are both parts of the park.
Plimoth & Pawtuxet Museum
Formally known as Plimoth Plantation, Plimoth’s permanent, outdoor exhibits include a 17th Century English Village, Wampanoag Indian Site, Grist Mill, and craft center that recreate the sights, sounds, and stories of the 17th century. This living, interactive museum complex tells the interwoven stories of the English and Native inhabitants of this area.
Plimoth Historical Dinner
Take a savory journey into the past as your group sits down to a 17th-century meal filled with the finest food. Your modern host will guide you through your meal while visitors from the past and historians from today answer your questions about England and Plymouth, old and new. During dinner, you also will be entertained with centuries-old psalms and song, making this an experience your group will remember
Dead of Night Ghost Tour
During your evening program in Plymouth, your group will walk some of the oldest streets in America with an expert guide to learn about local legends, mysteries, and folklore.
Overnight in the Boston area.

Day 2: Salem & Gloucester

Day 3: Bunker Hill, Boston Duck Tour & Evening Activity

Bunker Hill Monument
Start your day in the Bunker Hill Lodge that adjoins the Monument to learn more about the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill. View images, a statue of Joseph Warren, and a Revolutionary War cannon before ascending 294 stairs to the top for a bird’s eye view of the city.
Bunker Hill Museum
Located across the street from the Monument grounds, the exhibits teach about the Battle of Bunker Hill, the construction of the Bunker Hill Monument, and the history of the Charlestown neighborhood.
U.S.S. Constitution
Nicknamed “Old Ironsides,” this warship has remained undefeated since being launched in 1797. Tour this historic ship to learn about its construction, history, and life on the high seas during the 1700s.
Old North Church
Founded in 1722, Christ Church was founded in 1722 and it’s been remembered through history as the Old North Church. It is Boston’s oldest surviving church building and it consists of five notable locations for educational tours, including The Old North Church, Captain Jackson’s Historic Chocolate Shop, the Printing Office of Edes & Gill, the Gardens, and the Gift Shop.
Quincy Market Shops
This historic market area was constructed in 1824 and it is designated a National Historic Landmark. Open spaces at both the east and west ends of the marketplace are a common venue for various street performers and vendors. Adjacent to the market is Faneuil Hall, which has been a marketplace and a meeting hall since 1743. It was the site of speeches by Samuel Adams, James Otis, and other revolutionaries who encouraged independence from Great Britain.
Visit Cambridge and take a walking tour of Harvard Yard with a student guide.
Boston Duck Tour
A land and water experience awaits your group as you board an amphibious vehicle for site-seeing that includes attractions along the Freedom Trail, Beacon Hill, the Boston State House, the Old State House, and the Charles River.
Evening Activity
Your group will choose one activity for your group to enjoy together. Options include:
- Blue Man Group
- Student Dinner Dance Cruise
- Shear Madness
- Boston Red Sox Game
- Boston Ghost Tour
- Boston Pops (in season)
Overnight in the Boston area.

Day 4: Boston Common

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What's Included

Insurance

Accident and illness protection for all travelers

Transportation

Either in the air or on the ground, your transportation will be convenient and comfortable.

Lodging

Hotels are student friendly with only interior corridors in safe areas that maximize your touring time.

Meals

We provide three meals per day including a full student buffet at your hotel each morning.

Attractions

All admission fees to attractions are included.

Guides

Your Tour Guide will be an expert on your destination, but most importantly they connect with your students.

Coordinators

Your tour coordinator will secure tickets, inspect hotel rooms, and stay with your group overnight at your hotel.

Security

Sleep worry free. Professional security will be on duty each evening.

Tips

Generous tips are provided for your bus driver, tour guide and hotel staff.

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Boston 4 days, 3 nights

Experience a Revolution