We will leave again for Connecticut and Massachusetts, heading north, to reach its capital Boston, one of the best cities in the world and with an extensive English-European architecture, which will remind us of the old continent. This is one of the most intellectual and scientifically developed cities in the United States.

Your first stop will be in Copley Square, where you can appreciate the Boston Public Library, Trinity Church, Old South Church, the John Singleton Copley Memorial, the Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel, the Boston Marathon arrival point, the Hare and Turtle Memorial, the Prudential and John Hancock Towers, and the famous Newbury Street.

Next, we will visit the exteriors of the Church of Christ Scientist

We will walk along Commonwealth Avenue, where the monument to Domingo Faustino Sarmiento is located.

Then we'll head to Fenway Park, Boston Red Sox Stadium.

In the city of Cambridge, we will make a technical stop at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Later Harvard University, one of the most recognized in the world.

Back in Boston, we will tour the Beacon Hill neighborhood, Boston Common and Public Garden parks, and the imposing Massachusetts State House

Your last stop will be at Quincy Market, where we will have lunch and free time to take pictures of the following iconic locations: Old State House Tribute to the Boston Massacre (1770) Samuel Adams Monument Faneuil Hall (ideal for buying souvenirs) The Freedom Trail The Six Towers of the Holocaust Union Oyster House (1826) Taverna The Bell in Hand (1795)

We will finish the tour near the Times Square area (42nd St. & 9th Ave)