Boston

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Boston, Massachusetts is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in the United States and there is much to discover. With a population of 650,000, Boston is relatively small when compared to other major U.S. cities. This works to its advantage, as travelers are delighted to discover the city’s intimate atmosphere and how pleasant it is to explore. Some of Boston’s most impressive public spaces are its beautiful parks, gardens and trails. Must-sees include the Boston Public Garden, the Charles River Esplanade and Boston Common.

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Round-trip flight to BOS from your choice of departure city - Departure from Montreal
3 nights of accommodation in Boston
Protection offered by the Compensation Fund for Customers of Travel Agents (FICAV)
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Cruise in Boston Harbor
Quincy Market
Faneuil Hall
Freedom Trail
Boston Common Park
Freedom trail
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
Bunker Hill
Harvard campus

Itinerary:

Day 1

Stroll along the Freedom Trail, a 4 km route linking 16 of the city’s historic sites. Don’t miss a visit to the Old North Church and Faneuil Hall. Afterwards, visit the Boston Science Museum for an interactive experience. At the end of the day, stroll through the lively North End and enjoy a delicious Boston-style pizza.

Day 2

Take time to explore Boston’s museums, such as the Museum of Fine Arts and the New England Aquarium. Then head to the Fenway neighborhood and visit the famous baseball stadium, Fenway Park. Finish your day with fresh seafood in one of the city’s many restaurants.

Day 3

Start your day with a visit to the Tea Party Ships and Museums, where you can relive the historic Boston Tea Party of 1773. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the 18th century as you tour the faithful reproductions of the ships that were used in this iconic revolt. Discover the captivating stories of the protesters and learn more about the importance of this act of resistance in American history.

Next, treat yourself to a historic cruise on Boston Bay. Climb aboard a traditional boat and sail along the city’s coastline. Admire historic sites such as the USS Constitution, the oldest warship still in active service. Listen to your guide’s fascinating tales of Boston’s importance during the Revolutionary War and soak up the historic atmosphere on the bay.

Day 4

Conclude your trip to Boston by discovering the charming Beacon Hill neighborhood, with its cobblestone streets and historic homes. Next, visit the Paul Revere House, a home dating back to the American Revolution. Continue your day with a stroll through Boston Common Park and explore the lively Back Bay neighborhood.