It is a 4 km route. through downtown Boston, Massachusetts, passing through 16 significant places in the history of the United States. Marked largely of brick, it winds between Boston Common and the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown.

Sighseeing of one of the most important university in the United States. Outside visit. Harvard University, commonly known as Harvard, is a private university located on the East Coast of the United States, in the city of Cambridge, Massachusetts. It was founded in 1636 and is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.

Is an episcopal church in the Boston diocese located in Copley Square in the Back Bay neighborhood. The Church of the Trinity in the city of Boston is an Episcopal church in the Diocese of Boston located in Copley Square in the Back Bay neighborhood of that city in eastern Massachusetts. The congregation was founded in 1733

The Massachusetts State House is the Massachusetts state capitol. The Massachusetts State House is the Massachusetts state capitol. Located in the state capital, Boston on Beacon Hill, it is the seat of the Massachusetts General Court and the Massachusetts Governor's office.

Stop at this location with your tour guide. Shopping center with many shops and restaurants consisting of 3 historic buildings and a boulevard.

Stop at Boston Common and surrounding locations with your tour guide and driver. The Boston Common is a public park in downtown Boston. It is sometimes mistakenly called "Boston Commons". It is one of the oldest urban parks in the United States as it was built in 1634.

Have a view at the Boston University. You won't be entering but you will enjoy an outisde view of the University. Boston University is a private university located in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Although it was officially established in Boston in 1869, it was founded as Newbury Bible Institute in Vermont in 1839.

Located on a hill and you will fall in love with its maze of red brick streets, among which Acorn Street always stands out. Beacon Hill, one of Boston's most picturesque neighborhoods, has steep streets lined with Victorian and Federal-style brick residences lit by vintage streetlights. From the Massachusetts State House, with its golden dome, you can see Boston Common Park with its ice skating rink. On Charles Street, dotted with chic boutiques and antique shops, is the Public Garden.

Little Italy in Boston. Little Italy is one of the areas of the North End neighborhood, characterized by having a more European than American air. Get lost a bit, discover its markets and churches by the sea, but, above all, walk along Hannover Street, its main street. This is full of shops, patisseries (don't miss Mike’s Patry's cannoli!) And Italian restaurants. Food and drinks to be purchased by you. Not included.

One of the charms of Boston is its location by the sea, at the mouths of the Charles River and the Mystic River. One of the most beautiful areas to enjoy its scenery is the Boston Seaport.