Top New England City Tours - page 2

Walk the quads of the campus that inspired astronauts, Nobel Peace Prize winners, and famed innovators in just about every discipline on a student-led tour of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Get an inside look on what it’s like to attend the prestigious university and hear real stories about what makes MIT special.

It can be tough to take in all of Boston’s historic sights on your one in just one day, so this private combination car and walking tour of Boston and Cambridge is here to help. Follow in the footsteps of famous academics exploring Harvard and MIT, learn about Boston’s storied history and the American Revolution at Beacon Hill and the Bunker Hill Monument, and explore the artisanal food options available at the US’s oldest tavern and restaurant.

Experience the best of Newport, Rhode Island on a private, guided day trip tour in a comfortable luxury vehicle. If you value privacy, comfort, and the flexibility to explore at your own pace, our tour is the perfect choice for you. We will take you to all of Newport's most important sights, and our tour is completely customizable to suit your preferences. Whether you want to explore the opulent Gilded Age mansions, take a scenic drive along Ocean Drive, or stroll through the charming downtown area, we will create an itinerary that meets your needs. With our private tour, you can relax and enjoy the sights of Newport without having to worry about keeping a schedule or sharing your experience with strangers.

Discover Niagara Falls on this 2-day tour from Boston. You'll take a night tour for a fresh perspective on the falls and watch a fireworks spectacular after the day trip crowds have departed. Plus, upgrade to include a Maid of the Mist trip (own expense) in season. Overnight accommodation is included.

See the historic and picturesque sights of Newport, Rhode Island, on a trolley tour that takes you past more than 150 points of interest along Ocean Drive, Bellevue Avenue, Cliff Walk, and more. Get an overview of the area in less than two hours and give yourself a break from walking around. Learn about the local architecture as you admire mansions from the United States' Gilded Age.

The Trolley is a 32-seater, all-weather vehicle operating year-round and is ADA accessible. It is an all-season trolley. As we drive on this tour, we shall highlight some historical sites and things you must do before you leave Burlington. Burlington is a four-season city, so do not forget to check the weather and carry your sunglasses, sunscreen, raincoats, cameras, and water bottles depending on the weather.

Discover the highlights of several cities in the Northeast on this 4-day sightseeing tour by bus or minivan from Boston. Enjoy stops in New York City, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Corning, Watkins Glen, and Niagara Falls. See and do what you want, with entrance tickets to different attractions and experiences optional. Includes transfers and accommodations.

The tryals have left a footprint on Salem, and the world, that still echo 334 years later. Join us on our 90min walking tour as we visit historic locations and lay the groundwork to explore and unpack what happened in Salem in 1692. Shedding light on how a community driven by fear and led by religious ideology and zealotus extremism, executed 20 innocent people. We invite you to be part of our story and Uncover the true history of Salem. -All tour guides are licensed by the City of Salem and are professional storytellers .

Experience the charms of Cambridge on this bicycle tour. Sometimes referred to as “Boston’s Left Bank,” Cambridge is a celebrated hub for academia, technology, and culture. Ride across the gleaming waters of the Charles River and visit Harvard Square, MIT, the Stata Center designed by Frank Gehry, and more. Over the course of 2.5 to 3 hours, you’ll cover 11-13 miles in this bike-friendly area.

Join us for our Secrets of Salem Dark History tour--right in the heart of Witch City! You might be surprised to learn that Salem has a name that contradicts its image. The colonists chose the name Salem, which is the Hebrew word for peace, for the town in the seventeenth century. Salem, Massachusetts, was a significant American colonial town and a seaside hamlet with a maritime history. It exhibits many of the characteristics we identify with those early settlers, such as a Puritan work ethic, devotion to education, strong links to the community, and a hardiness to weather the rigors of a coastal winter. Of course, Salem is inextricably associated to witches and the 1692 witch trials. Join our Salem History Experience and discover everything there is to know about Salem, the witch trials, and beyond.

Go beyond the seats and behind the scenes at TD Garden, the pulse of Boston sports and entertainment. Home to the Boston Bruins and Boston Celtics, this 60-minute guided tour reveals the arena where history is made night after night. Walk the same tunnels where athletes and artists make their entrance, step inside the visiting team locker room, and get a rare look at backstage spaces where music’s biggest stars prepare for showtime. Along the way, explore luxury suites, premium clubs, and the inner workings of one of North America’s busiest arenas. From championship banners and iconic matchups to sold-out concerts and college classics like the Beanpot, the TD Garden Arena Tour offers an inside look at the stories, spaces, and energy that make this place more than just a venue. It is Boston’s home ice, home court, and main stage. Disclaimer: this tour does NOT go into the home team locker rooms, and does not go onto the court of the Boston Celtics

Delve into Salem’s past beyond the notorious witch trials on a walking tour that ties four centuries of history into the context of this modern Massachusetts town. Stop at important landmarks in the historic center and learn about Salem's seaport origins, early colonial culture, and illustrious former residents from a guide who knows all the details.

The most immersive way to see Historic Portland is on foot. Our 1 hour 15 minute walking tour takes you down the cobblestone pathways of our historic city in search of spirits that linger from times long past. Our knowledgeable guides will enchant you with tales of Portland’s most renown ghosts as well as the area's vast and rich history. You’ll hear fascinating and spooky tales from the first European settlement in 1632 right up to the present day. Discover the many times Portland has fallen and risen anew, and hear about the restless spirits who remain, unable or unwilling to move on. Follow our guides as they lead you by lantern-light sharing the ghost stories, legends, and folklore of this beautiful city.

See every site on the Freedom Trail! This walking tour includes all 16 stops on the Freedom Trail, covering historical sites such as the Paul Revere House, Copp's Hill Burying Ground, Old North Church, USS Constitution, Boston Common, Old South Meeting House, Old State House, Bunker Hill Monument and more! Listen to hilarious stories from Boston's past as you learn about the history of the area from a longtime resident, passionate historian, and former city employee. Tour includes a short walk through historic Little Italy.

Forget the crowded hop-on, hop-off buses and rushed group tours where you're just another face in the crowd. Picture Boston is a completely different kind of city experience — intimate, immersive, and carefully curated for people who want to feel this extraordinary city truly. Fully narrated by one of Boston's own expert local guides, you'll glide through neighborhoods rich with history, step out at the city's most photogenic corners, and leave with both a deeper understanding of Boston — and a camera roll that will leave your friends speechless. Whether you're visiting for the first time or rediscovering the city you call home, Picture Boston will show you something you've never seen before.

Many travelers only scratch Boston’s surface and gain just a superficial take on its history. Connect with the city more deeply on a private tour which includes a chauffeur and official guide, so you get the full picture. View the Freedom Trail and check out Harvard University, Faneuil Hall, North End and more as your guide shares detail and secrets about them that many visitors gloss over. Comfortable private transport and a choice of start times provide extra convenience.

Some cities are best seen from a car window. Portland, Maine is not one of them. On this fully private e-bike tour, it's just your group, a local guide, and five hours of spectacular coastal scenery — with a Maine lobster roll along the way. Ride through the Old Port's cobblestone waterfront and fishing piers. Climb to Fort Allen Park for sweeping Casco Bay views. Cruise the Eastern Promenade before crossing to South Portland to walk the breakwater to Bug Light, designed by the architect of the U.S. Capitol dome. Continue to Spring Point Ledge — the only lighthouse of its kind you can reach on foot — then Portland Head Light, commissioned by George Washington in 1791. Finish on the Western Promenade, a hidden hilltop park with views to the White Mountains that most visitors never find. Lunch is a fresh Maine lobster roll at a waterfront spot worthy of the occasion. No strangers, no set pace — just your group and the best of coastal Maine.

Escape the city and experience the raw beauty of coastal Maine on this two-day journey from Boston. Begin with a stop at Fort Williams Park, home to the iconic Portland Head Light, before heading to Acadia National Park for an in-depth exploration of its most celebrated landmarks. Stand atop Cadillac Mountain, stroll the shores of Sand Beach, and witness the thunderous waves at Thunder Hole. On Day 2, elevate your adventure with an optional ecological cruise through Acadia’s pristine waters, then enjoy free time in Bar Harbor for local dining and seaside charm. Dramatic cliffs, ocean vistas, historic lighthouses, and fresh Atlantic air—this is New England at its most unforgettable!

Explore Boston’s history, culture, and culinary heritage on this private tour. Delve into the city’s pivotal role in America’s founding, stroll historic neighborhoods, and hear stories that tie past and present together. The private format ensures your day is paced to your interests while minimizing logistical hassles, giving you a meaningful and personalized overview of Boston.

Experience the epitome of luxury with our private helicopter tour of Boston. Discover a world of wonder as you soar above the ever-evolving skyline and breathtaking surroundings of this vibrant city. From the moment you arrive, our pilot will cater to your every need, ensuring an unforgettable journey that is tailored exclusively to you. Sit back, relax and capture stunning photos, and prepare to be amazed as you ascend into the skies. Witness the majestic Downtown Boston, the shimmering Seaport District, and the harmonious blend of nature and urban life at Boston Common. Marvel at iconic landmarks like the Hancock Tower, Prudential Tower, and Zakim Bridge, while soaking in the beauty of Boston's renowned park. Whether you're marking a special occasion or seeking a truly immersive escape, our helicopter tour promises an engagement with Boston that transcends the ordinary. Book now and let us elevate your adventure to new heights of opulence and wonder.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of historic Boston with a single ride pass. As the premier double-decker, open-top sightseeing tour bus operator in the city, we take pride in offering you the ultimate vantage point to soak in the beauty and grandeur of Boston's iconic landmarks. From the bustling streets of Downtown Crossing to the charming cobblestone paths of Beacon Hill, our tour covers all the must-see neighborhoods, attractions, and shopping districts that make Boston exceptional. With our easy-to-use ticketing system, securing your spot on board has always been easy. Whether you're a solo traveler seeking adventure or a family looking to make lasting memories, Boston Sightseeing has you covered. Please note that the last reboarding is at 4:00 PM at Stop 1.

Step back in time and explore the heart of Boston on this guided small-group walking tour, where history comes alive through iconic landmarks and stories of America’s fight for independence. Begin at the Bunker Hill Museum, where you’ll uncover the story of the Battle of Bunker Hill and its crucial role in shaping the Revolutionary War. Continue to the legendary USS Constitution, the world’s oldest commissioned warship still afloat, and hear heroic tales of early naval victories that earned her the nickname “Old Ironsides.” Round out your experience with a scenic Boston Harbor Cruise, offering panoramic views of the city skyline and historic waterfront as you relax on the water. With expert local narration and a small-group setting, this tour offers the perfect balance of history, culture, and stunning scenery for an unforgettable Boston adventure.

Explore Boston’s top 3 attractions on a small-group walking tour in just two hours. A longtime local guide shares insightful historical commentary of the famous sites along the way as well as fun photo tips to help you capture memorable photos of your tour experience. Discover the history behind Back Bay’s diverse architectural landmarks in Copley Square. Enjoy a scenic stroll through the Boston Public Garden to see colorful flowerbeds and the famous Swan Boats. For the grand finale, we'll visit Beacon Hill’s Acorn Street, known as known the most photographed street in Boston. Designed for history buffs, urban explorers, smartphone users, and casual photographers, this guided walking tour blends engaging historical commentary with photo tips. It is not a technical photography class.

Travel back in time, to the early years of the United States of America, during this guided walking tour of Boston’s Freedom Trail and beyond. Relive the events of the American Revolution as you pass Faneuil Hall, see the Old and New State Houses, and visit the setting of the infamous Boston Massacre. Then head downtown past Boston Common and the modern John Hancock Tower, finishing in Copley Square.