Explore Boston & Harvard University – A Day Tour

Traveling to Boston through the states of New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts. We will make a stop for meals/refreshment in the state of Massachusetts.

Copley Square, located in Boston’s Back Bay, is home to iconic landmarks like Trinity Church, the Boston Public Library, and the John Hancock Tower, blending history and modern elegance.

During the panoramic portion of the tour, you’ll pass by:

• Boston Public Garden and Boston Common – the city’s most famous green spaces

• Cheers (Hampshire House) – the bar that inspired the classic TV show

• George Washington Statue – a symbol of Boston’s historic pride

• Newbury Street – lined with elegant shops and cafés

• Christian Science Church Plaza and Symphony Hall – architectural and cultural landmarks

• Berklee College of Music – birthplace of many world-famous musicians

• Commonwealth Avenue – one of Boston’s grandest boulevards

• Harvard Bridge – connecting Boston and Cambridge with skyline views

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Cambridge City Hall – icons of innovation and academia

Harvard University, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a world-renowned Ivy League research institution and one of the most prestigious universities in the world. Dedicated to excellence in teaching, learning, and research, Harvard has shaped generations of global leaders and continues to make a profound impact across education, science, business, and public service.

Harvard Yard

During the panoramic portion of the tour, you’ll pass by:

• Cambridge Latin School – one of the oldest public schools in America, rich in history

• Cambridge Public Library – a beautifully designed center of learning and community

• Longfellow Bridge – offering stunning views of the Charles River and Boston skyline

• Beacon Hill – a charming historic neighborhood known for its brick streets and gas lamps

Massachusetts State House, located on Beacon Hill, is one of Boston’s most iconic landmarks. Completed in 1798, it’s known for its gleaming gold dome and elegant Federal-style architecture. The building serves as the seat of the Massachusetts government and stands as a symbol of the state’s rich history and political heritage.

The Freedom Trail is Boston’s famous 2.5-mile path that links 16 nationally significant historic sites, each an authentic piece of America’s past. Thanks to dedicated preservation efforts, these cultural landmarks remain beautifully intact, making Boston a truly special place where history comes to life.

Quincy Market is one of Boston’s most popular destinations for food lovers, offering the very “Best of Boston” under one historic roof. With over 25 local restaurants and food vendors, you’ll find everything from fresh New England seafood to delicious desserts, specialty drinks, and international favorites — a true feast for every taste!

Traveling back to New York City, the return journey takes you through the scenic states of Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York. Along the way, we’ll make a stop in Connecticut for refreshment before continuing comfortably back to Manhattan.

We will end the tour at

Manhattan at Times Square Hotel (790 7th Ave)

New Jersey – 820 31st St, Union City, NJ 07087