American Revolution Guided Tour From Boston
Trace April 19, 1775 with a licensed guide, from Old North Church to Bunker Hill
Duration
7 Hours
Ideal For
Up to 9 people
Includes
Guide, entry tickets, water
Highlights
Follow the first day of the American Revolution on a semi-private, 7-hour tour through Boston, Lexington, and Concord. Visit key sites and use provided historical maps as your guide brings the timeline to life.
- Visit Old North Church and learn about the “one if by land, two if by sea” signal
- Walk Lexington Battle Green and stand where the conflict began
- Cross the historic North Bridge and follow the events in Concord
- Explore Harvard Yard and see where George Washington took command
- Stop at the Bunker Hill Memorial to close out the day
- Take free time in Concord for lunch, souvenirs, and exploring
What's Included
- Old North Church entry tickets
- Concord Museum entry tickets
- Harvard Yard entry fees
- Immersive maps
- Water
Things to know
You’ll need to walk and regularly get in and out of a car. Children under 18 must be with a parent or guardian, and Massachusetts law requires car seats until age 8 or 57 inches tall (not provided).
Lunch and tour guide gratuity are not included.
Cancellation Policy
Full refund if you cancel at least 7 days before your tour. 50% refund if you cancel at least 3 days before your tour. No refunds within 3 days.
FAQs
You’ll receive a message the day before the tour with your expected pickup time.
Be ready 10 minutes before your scheduled pickup time. If you’re not ready, the guide will need to continue with pickups.
Children under 18 must ride with a parent or guardian. Massachusetts law requires proper car seats until children are 8 years old or 57 inches tall. Car seats are not provided, and you won’t receive a refund on the day of the tour if you arrive without proper seating.
Meeting details
Various
Related locations
Old North Church
Admission includedStanding on Salem Street in Boston's historic North End, Old North Church draws you into the very moment American history pivoted. The red-brick steeple that once held two signal lanterns still rises above the neighborhood rooftops, grounding you in a story that unfolded more than two and a half centuries ago. A visit to Old North Church connects the cobblestones beneath your feet to the events of April 18, 1775.
