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Historic Boston
A trip they will never forget.
Our 3 day/2 night Boston school trip itinerary is truly an incredible experience for all students. Boston, MA is a destination that allows students to connect with history taught in the classroom while making a connection with American Revolution landmarks on the trip. Landmark Educational Tours provides private tour groups with a customized itinerary that dives into the American revolution. From stops at the Freedom trail to the Faneuil Hall, we’ve got your trips must-haves covered!
Your tour package includes
- Transportation
- Hotel Accommodations
- Attractions and Meals
- Landmark Tour Manager (24/7)
- Optional Travel Insurance and so much more!
Included Highlights
- New England Aquarium
- Boston Tea Party Museum
- Freedom Trail
- Boylston Street Exploration
- USS Constitution Museum or Plimoth Patuxet
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Pro Tip:
Pro Tip: Request overnight security for your group!
Day 1: Arrival in Boston
Prepare to depart with your school group to Boston by motorcoach, train or plane! Once arrived you will meet your Landmark Tour Manager and visit the New England Aquarium. After the aquarium, the group is set to enjoy their first sit-down dinner together. Once dinner is complete, the group takes off to their hotel for overnight accommodations.
Day 2: Boston Sightseeing
After breakfast at the hotel, your first stop is the Boston Tea Party Museum. Lunch will be a voucher. Next stop is, the Freedom Trail with a costume guide walking tour. Once your group has worked up an appetite your group will have a sit-down dinner. After dinner, the group is an exploration of Boylston Street. After Boylston street, the group takes off to their hotel for overnight accommodations.
Day 3: Sightseeing + Depart for Home
After enjoying a hotel breakfast, next stop is either USS Constitution Museum or Plimoth Patuxet. The group will have a boxed sandwich lunch before preparing for the final “Farewell!” to Boston, Ma.
