Boston, Massachusetts

A spine-tingling evening awaits when you board the "Trolley of the Doomed" and traverse the haunted streets of Boston in search of the city's darkest secrets, scariest sights and nearly 400-year-old burial grounds. Led by a 17th-century grave digger in full regalia, this "frightseeing" tour is a memorable way to experience the city's sordid past.

Designed for guests who prefer little or no walking. Celebrate Boston's most treasured sights on a narrated driving tour of its historic districts, landmarks and revitalized urban center. Optional stop at Faneuil Hall & Quincy Marketplace.

Perfect for independent travelers who enjoy seeing the sights on their own. Hop onboard the Old Town trolley tour that showcases the best of Boston with transport back to port.

The content of this tour is identical to BOS-100. Only guests using a wheelchair can book this tour, as it ensures accessible transportation. Due to the specialized nature of some lift-equipped vehicles, priority is given to guests using a wheelchair and one companion only; additional companions may be required to travel on the transportation provided for tour BOS-100.

Celebrate Revolutionary Boston on a walking tour along part of the "Freedom Trail," a route that links 16 historical sites and covers two and a half centuries of American history.

Relive history on a tour of Boston and Cambridge's historical sites. Visit the Old North Church. Drive along a section of the Freedom Trail. Stroll through Harvard Square, and photograph Copley Square.

Explore the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum and watch a short film chronicling the life of the 35th president. Conclude with a panoramic driving tour of Boston's historical highlights.

Enjoy the highlights of Boston by both land and sea via a replica World War II amphibious sightseeing vehicle called the "Boston Duck."
A Discovery Family Exclusive tour

A Harvard University student-led campus walking tour introduces the deep rich tapestry of this prestigious university's history, its culture, and quirks.

Perfect for Baseball fans, visit America's oldest and most beloved major league baseball stadium, Fenway Park. Includes a panoramic driving tour of Boston's historical highlights.

Embark on a scenic guided tour with photo stops that highlights Boston's patriotic sites and the historic towns of Lexington and Concord. Visit Harvard Yard and the Old North Bridge. Lunch on your own at Quincy Market.

Explore Boston from two different perspectives: by land and by sea. Enjoy a relaxing, panoramic cruise along the city's Harbor. Then, experience the diverse neighborhoods and historic sights on a narrated transportation tour that includes part of the Freedom Trail, Public Garden, and a photo stop at Copley Square.

Explore the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum and watch a short film chronicling the life of the 35th president. Admire Peacefield, known as Old House, formerly owned by President Adams now part of Adams National Historical Park

Visit Salem, a town known for its 17th century fear of witchcraft and peruse the Salem Witch Museum. Lunch and shopping time on your own in Salem. Drive past the highlights of Boston to Copley Square and the Old North Church for a photo opportunity.

Discover Boston's cultural and historic sites on a guided, two-hour bicycle tour.

Embark on a guided tour that highlights Boston's patriotic sites and the historic towns of Lexington and Concord. Visit Harvard Yard and the Old North Bridge. Engage in an exclusive Old North Church visit. Lunch on your own at Quincy Market.