From Boston: Lexington and Concord Guided Day Trip｜United States

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Begin your day with a pickup from your hotel in Boston and head to Lexington Battle Green. Stand where the colonial militia faced a vastly larger British force on April 19, 1775. Learn about the first casualties of the Revolution and see one of the few American flags that are ordered to fly 24/7.

Step inside Buckman Tavern, where the Lexington militia gathered in the pre-dawn hours. See the original door bearing scars from that fateful morning, and stand in the Tap Room where the locals waited for the British Army to arrive.

Discover the truth behind the famous midnight ride of Paul Revere as you stand where he was arrested. Hear about the real hero, Samuel Prescott, a local doctor who escaped and completed the warning.

Stand where "the shot heard around te world" was fired at the Old North Bridge, and walk across it to where the colonial militia, this time the larger force, faced off again against the British Soldiers. Her of the moment when American Patriots first fought back in military order.

Take a break for lunch at the famous Old Colonial Inn. Then, climb Author's Ridge at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, where some of America's greatest authors rest side by side. Join the unique tradition of leaving pencils on their graves as tribute to their written legacies.

Next, tour the Orchard House, home to Louisa May Alcott and her family. See the desk on which Little Women was written and where the Alcott sisters put on plays for their friends and neighbors.

End your day at Walden Pond, where Thoreau famously lived for "two years, two months, and two days." Visit the replica cabin and walk to the glacial pond that inspired one of America's most influential books.