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Boston Patriots Itinerary

Below is a sample itinerary for what your group may want to experience:

3 Day Pilgrims and Patriots

Day 1

  • Concord Museum…This museum is one of few to offer a collection of exhibits dating back before the Civil War. View the lantern referenced in Paul Revere’s Ride, Thoreau’s cabin furnishings from Walden Pond, and much more.
  • Minuteman National Historic Park… Learn about the American Revolution while exploring historic sites and landscapes like the North Bridge and the Battle Road Trail.
  • Salem Witch Museum… Realize the hysteria that consumed Salem in 1692 as you learn about witches, their craft, and witch hunts.
  • Boston Harbor Cruises… A Boston Harbor Cruise will show you Boston’s sites, history, and character as no one else can.

Day 2

  • Colonial Boston Breakfast at Hotel
  • National Heritage Museum (Lexington, MA self-guided)… This museum is filled with exciting stories of adventure, patriotism, invention, and community allowing you to experience the spirit of America.
  • Plymouth Plantation & Mayflower II… Gain understanding of New England’s early European settlers and their day-to-day lives when you visit the plantation. See what they endured to get to America as you view the ship recreation Mayflower II.
  • Dinner
  • Dead of Night Ghost Tours (groups under 20)… Walk the dark cemetery paths of Burial Hill by lantern light amid talk of ghosts and mystery.

Day 3

  • Breakfast at Hotel
  • Freedom Trail (with Boston Tour Guide)… Conceived by a local journalist, the Freedom Trail highlights historic sites. Beginning at Boston Common, it winds through downtown Boston, into Charleston, and ends at Bunker Hill.
  • Bunker Hill Monument… This monument was erected in memory of the American Revolution’s first major battle.
  • USS Constitution… Visit the oldest warship in the world, which is still afloat.
  • Paul Revere House… This house is the oldest one in downtown Boston. It was once the dwelling of Paul Revere, the patriotic silversmith.
  • Faneuil Hall and Marketplace Faneuil Hall… Faneuil Hall is a marketplace and meeting hall that has hosted inspirational speeches by Samuel Adams and other patriots.
  • Old North Church… Built in 1723, this Episcopal Church is Boston’s oldest church. The first bells brought to America sounded in the Old North Church in 1744.
  • Old South Meeting House… The Old South Meeting House is a Puritan church that marks the starting location for the Boston Tea Party.
  • Harvard Square… Play, shop, or eat in this bustling Cambridge neighborhood.

This is only a sample itinerary and can be adjusted to meet your group’s needs. Call us today to set up an itinerary that will meet your needs.