Private Day Trip to Lexington and Concord From Boston

Exploring the historic towns of Lexington and Concord from Boston can be a captivating experience. This private day trip offers an opportunity to take in the rich revolutionary history of these significant locations. Visitors will discover iconic sites, gain engaging insights from knowledgeable guides, and enjoy a provided lunch – all while traveling in the comfort of a minivan with a maximum of four guests. What awaits beyond the Battle Green and the Old North Bridge, however, is a testament to the enduring legacy of this revolutionary era.

Key Points

• A private day trip from Boston to the historic towns of Lexington and Concord, covering key sites like Orchard House and Walden Pond.
• Transportation in a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan with a maximum of 4 guests for a personalized experience.
• Admission fees, lunch, and gratuities included in the tour price for a seamless exploration of the area.
• Flexible meeting options, with guests able to head to the meeting point or request pickup from their Boston location.
• Accommodations for children and service animals, though the tour is not wheelchair accessible.

Tour Overview

This private day trip from Boston takes visitors on an immersive journey through the historic towns of Lexington and Concord.

The 6-hour tour includes visits to iconic landmarks like the Orchard House, Walden Pond, and Buckman Tavern. Guests travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned minivan and receive bottled water.

The tour price covers all entrance fees, gratuities, and a stop for lunch. With a maximum of 4 guests, the experience is highly personalized.

The tour price covers all entrance fees, gratuities, and a stop for lunch. With a maximum of 4 guests, the experience is highly personalized.

Reviewers praise the knowledgeable guides, who provide engaging historical insights throughout the day.

Inclusions

The private day trip includes several noteworthy inclusions to enhance the overall experience.

Guests will enjoy bottled water and private transportation in an air-conditioned Toyota Sienna minivan. All fuel costs and gratuities are covered.

Admission fees for key historical sites like the Orchard House, Buckman Tavern, and Walden Pond are included. Lunch is also provided, ensuring visitors can fully enjoy the day’s activities without worrying about additional expenses.

These inclusions make the tour a convenient and seamless way to explore the rich history of Lexington and Concord from Boston.

Meeting and Pickup

Guests have the option to either head directly to the meeting point or request pickup from their Boston location.

The meeting point is located at Snow Hill Street & Hull Street in Boston, MA 02113. The tour ends back at the same meeting point.

The tour commences and concludes at the Snow Hill Street & Hull Street meeting point in Boston, MA 02113.

The private transportation provided is an air-conditioned Toyota Sienna minivan. The vehicle accommodates up to 4 guests with luggage.

If there are more than 4 guests with luggage, the tour may be canceled without a refund.

Service animals are allowed, but the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible.

Child and Luggage Policies

Children under 8 must use federally approved child passenger restraints. Since the tour vehicle doesn’t provide child seats, parents are responsible for bringing their own.

The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible, but service animals are allowed. The vehicle can accommodate up to 4 guests with luggage. If there are more than 4 guests with luggage, the tour may be canceled without a refund.

Guests should keep this in mind when booking, as the tour has limited space. Following these policies ensures a safe and comfortable experience for all guests on the private day trip to Lexington and Concord.

Lexington: The Battle Green

On the tour, guests first head to Lexington’s Battle Green, the historic site where the American Revolutionary War began.

Here, they can envision the famous clash between the colonial militia and British troops on April 19, 1775. The Green is marked by a monument commemorating the "Lexington Militia," who bravely stood their ground.

Visitors can explore the Buckman Tavern, a gathering place for the local militia, and imagine the tense moments before the first shots were fired.

The tour guide shares vivid details about this momentous day, bringing the historic site to life.

Concord: The Old North Bridge

Next, the tour moves to Concord, where visitors explore the historic Old North Bridge. This is the site of the "shot heard ’round the world" that ignited the American Revolution.

Guests can walk across the bridge and visit the North Bridge Visitor Center to learn about the events of April 19, 1775. They’ll see the statue of the Minute Man and discover how the outnumbered colonial militia stood their ground against the British regulars.

The tour provides insight into this pivotal moment that led to American independence.

Walden Pond

After exploring the historic Old North Bridge, the tour continues on to the famous Walden Pond.

This serene body of water is the site where Henry David Thoreau lived in a small cabin for two years, two months, and two days, chronicling his experiences in his classic work, Walden.

Visitors can stroll along the picturesque shoreline, see the site of Thoreau’s cabin, and learn about the literary and transcendental significance of this place.

The tour allows ample time to take in the tranquil natural setting that inspired Thoreau’s reflections on simple living and self-reliance.

Orchard House

From Walden Pond, the tour proceeds to the Orchard House, the former home of the Alcott family and the place where Louisa May Alcott wrote her famous novel, Little Women.

Visitors can explore the well-preserved interior, which remains much as it did in Alcott’s time. The guides provide insightful commentary on the home’s history and Alcott’s life as a writer.

Guests marvel at the modest but cozy rooms and imagine the Alcotts’ daily life. The tour of the Orchard House offers a glimpse into 19th-century New England and the inspiration behind one of literature’s most beloved stories.

The Sum Up

Enjoy the rich history of the American Revolution on this private day trip from Boston. Explore iconic sites like the Battle Green and the Old North Bridge, visit the Orchard House, and discover the natural beauty of Walden Pond. With engaging guides, a provided lunch, and a personalized experience, this tour offers an unforgettable journey through the birthplace of American independence.