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Stop by the visitors center for information, restrooms, souvenirs, and to arrange local tours.
Many attractions are within walking distance of each other.
Dress for the weather and outdoor conditions—take sun protection, insect repellent (for ticks and mosquitoes), and extra water.
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What’s the best way to experience Lexington?
There are plenty of ways to experience Lexington. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
How much does it cost to visit Lexington in 2026?
While you can explore Lexington and its Revolutionary War landmarks for free on your own, there are plenty of affordable tours that offer historical context, to better understand the significance of sites such as Battle Green. Both self-guided audio tours and guided walking tours start at around US$15.
What historic sites and landmarks will I see on a Lexington tour?
The headliner for Lexington tours is Battle Green, or Lexington Common, where the first shot of the Revolutionary War was fired, and its Minuteman Statue and Revolutionary Monument. Other historic sights featured on tour itineraries include Buckman Tavern, Ye Olde Burying Ground, the Belfry, the Hancock-Clarke House, and the Munroe Tavern.
When is the best time to tour Lexington?
Most of the historic locations in Lexington are outdoors, so it’s best to visit between late spring and early fall, when the days are warm (or at least not too cold) and dry. Some Lexington walking, bus, and trolley tours are only offered seasonally, and sights may have limited opening hours in the winter.
How long does it take to tour Lexington?
While you can take in Battle Green and its landmarks on your own in just a few minutes, most tours take at least an hour to cover the town’s key sights. Tours departing from Boston generally combine a stop in Lexington with neighboring Concord, lasting from around three hours to a full day.
Is Lexington good for kids?
Children who are elementary school–aged or older and have studied the Revolutionary War will be interested in visiting the sites where it unfolded in Lexington, especially with family-friendly tours led by costumed guides with engaging narration. Choose a trolley or bus tour to cover more ground without tiring out young travelers.










































































































































