• Freedom Trail - The Freedom Trail is a red-marked path that leads through 16 significant historical sites in downtown Boston, spanning approximately 4 kilometers. This public trail is free to walk, though some historic sites and museums along the way may have entrance fees. It’s advisable to check the official websites of each attraction for the most current pricing before visiting, and consider buying a combined ticket to save money.
• Massachusetts State House - Situated in downtown Boston, the Massachusetts State House serves as the primary office for the state government. Constructed in 1798, it features a Federal architectural style, with its golden dome being the most striking element. This building is not only a historical landmark in Boston but also a key political hub. Its stunning architecture and rich history make it a must-see.
• Quincy Market - Quincy Market is a historic market building in downtown Boston, once a hub of commerce and trade. Today, it is a popular tourist spot with numerous food stalls, shops, and vendors, offering a wide array of local delicacies. If you enjoy tasting local foods, this is a must-visit.
• Harvard University - Harvard University is renowned globally for its history, academic influence, and wealth. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk through this historic campus.
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is one of the world’s leading science and engineering research universities, celebrated for its innovation and scientific research. MIT holds a prestigious reputation in science, engineering, economics, and management. The campus boasts modern design and diverse architectural styles, including many iconic buildings.
• Charles River - The Charles River is ideal for a riverside walk, offering scenic views of Cambridge and Boston along the route.
• Boston Public Garden - This park, located in the heart of Boston, USA, was established in 1634 and is one of the oldest city parks in the nation.

• Private transportation
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Free bottle of water
• Parking Fee
• Tolls
• Fuel costs

• Meals
• Personal consumption
• Personal Insurance

With a skilled driver, you can hire a private car for 10 hours to explore Boston’s top attractions. If the fixed itinerary of a group tour doesn’t meet your needs, and you prefer to tailor the route to your interests, value privacy and comfort, and wish to avoid concerns about traffic and weather, then hiring a private car is the ideal option. We will pause and wait at the sites that capture your interest, and you can decide how long to spend at each location. Begin with the historic Freedom Trail to delve into Boston’s unique history, then savor delicious food and shopping at Quincy Market. In the afternoon, visit Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to experience the prestigious academic atmosphere, and finally unwind along the Charles River while enjoying the city views. In the evening, you can also explore Boston Park to fully appreciate the city’s beauty.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.