Boston · FULL-DAY
4 tours
Here are the 4 best full-day tours on the books right now, with what each costs, how long it runs, and the kind of visitor it suits. Number one is up there for a reason.
Boston’s hop-on hop-off double-decker bus covers key downtown stops with narration and GPS. All-day pass from $47, 9:30-5.
“My husband and I loved seeing the wonderful parts of the city that we enjoyed and remember so well when we lived in Boston for our first year of marriage on Commonwealth Ave in 1965.”
A guided 8-hour route from Boston to Lexington and Concord, with 250th anniversary stops, historic walks, and Concord Museum included.
“Coach, our driver, is an amazing & gifted storyteller of this important chapter of American history. His knowledge of dates, pivotal persons and historical significance of places on this tour is remarkable, I was thoroughly captivated. The day was balanced between riding in the van & getting out to walk to see monuments, bridges, etc. Definitely the addition of the Concord Museum was the perfect ending to a remarkable day. PS - I also enjoyed that tour included Harvard, MIT & Boston University!”
See Newport’s Breakers and Marble House from Boston on a mini-coach day trip with audio tours, guided stops, and waterfront time.
“We loved the visit to both the Breakers and the Marbles... and time to do lunch and sightsee Newport. Great day, beautiful weather, and great tour guide/bus driver. He was great!”
Double-decker hop-on hop-off bus tour covering Boston’s big sights, from the Aquarium to the State House, with live guide and audio.
“wir haben gefühlt nur im Stau gestanden. Ausserdem liegt alles nah zusammen, dass man es gut zu Fuß machen kann”
