• Harvard University - Upon arriving in Boston around 10:30 a.m., the journey into the city’s rich history and cultural attractions will commence. The first destination is Cambridge, renowned for housing two of the world’s most esteemed universities: Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). With a Spanish-speaking guide, the group will explore the university campus, enjoying the captivating stories and intriguing facts about these prestigious institutions. Be sure to capture a photo beside the John Harvard statue, famously known as “The Three Lies.”
• Beacon Hill - Crossing the Charles River leads to the next destination, the enchanting Beacon Hill neighborhood. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1962, this architectural gem is one of the city’s most exclusive areas, rich in history that the guide will share while strolling its streets. Its classic architecture, cobblestone streets, and beautiful townhouses will transport visitors to a different era.
• Back Bay - The guided tour continues into the heart of Boston, arriving at the renowned Back Bay neighborhood, celebrated for its architectural variety. Here, Boston’s iconic public space, Copley Square, draws global attention for its architectural contrasts. Visitors can admire the Trinity Church with its stunning stained glass windows, the John Hancock Tower, the tallest building in New England, and the grand Boston Public Library. While in Back Bay, a walk along the delightful Newbury Street, a shopping area with numerous Parisian-style boutiques, restaurants, and cafes, is a must.
• Back Bay - Accompanied by the guide, the tour will also include a visit to the Church of Christ, Scientist, featuring its remarkable 13,000-tube organ, and the esteemed Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Additionally, the tour will explore Fenway Park, known for its association with the legendary “Boston Strangler.”
• Quincy Market - The tour will then move to Boston’s historic center to explore the colonial section. Here, the famous Boston Market, known as Quincy Market, stands as an iconic site that witnessed the early steps toward American independence. In this lively market, there will be a 90-minute pause for passengers to explore, have lunch, or even visit the Port of Boston independently. It’s recommended to use this break to capture the best photos of the trip, as this area offers a panoramic view of Boston where the skyline meets the sea’s beauty.
• Faneuil Hall Marketplace - After a well-deserved break, the tour will proceed to one of Boston’s most iconic landmarks: Faneuil Hall. This historic building, constructed in 1742, has been the site of significant speeches and debates that contributed to the formation of the American nation. Visitors will admire its colonial architecture and explore its vibrant commercial spaces, filled with shops, restaurants, and street performers that bring this lively place to life.

With hearts full of memories and minds enriched with new experiences, the journey back to the vibrant New York City will begin. Enjoy the scenery from the bus as Boston is bid farewell, and the picturesque landscapes of Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts are embraced once more.

• Private transportation
• On-board restrooms

• Lunch

The Boston tour from New York, conducted in Spanish, offers the chance to explore at your leisure, with 90 minutes of free time to enjoy Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall. Here, you can savor the renowned Boston cuisine, explore the market, or visit the Port of Boston.

Seize this exceptional opportunity to visit Boston from New York on a guided round trip within the same day. Reserve your Boston excursion from New York today and prepare for an unforgettable experience.

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