Les meilleurs événements de la ville Boston. Visite privée de 3 heures en voiture "Temps froid - Van chaud" de Boston commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. This tour will begin at your home, hotel or cruise ship and will be conducted in a comfortable heated minivan, no matter the weather

1

The Paul Revere House

We'll discuss Revere's role in colonial and early American history as we view the home where he raised his sixteen children.

2

Old North Church & Historic Site

We'll discuss Paul Revere's famous ride to Lexington and Concord and you'll be surprised to learn it didn't happen exactly as Longfellow described.

3

USS Constitution

She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.

4

Bunker Hill Monument

We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history

5

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.

6

Boston Common

It's the oldest public park in America, established by the Puritans in 1634. We'll discuss how it's been used over time and has come, in some ways, to define our city.

7

Back Bay

Hundreds of acres were filled in over fifty years in the 19th century upon which spectacular architecture was created. We'll discuss the development of the neighborhood and its present significance.

8

Copley Square

Who was Copley and why was the square named for him? Learn about the centerpiece of the Back Bay, it's architechture and current use.

9

the Christian Science Plaza

Christian Science was founded in 1879 and grew rapidly throughout the nation and the world. Hear some of the history of this important religious and social movement.

10

Fenway Park

See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.

11

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

We'll discuss the history and culture of one of the world's greatest academic institutions as we tour the campus.

12

Harvard University

We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.

13

Beacon Hill

Boston wouldn't be Boston without Beacon Hill, one of our original neighborhoods dating from the Puritan era. We'll see its homes, stores and streets, and discuss how neighborhoods effect our ways of life.

14

Old South Meeting House

The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.

15

The Paul Revere House

We'll discuss Revere's role in colonial and early American history as we view the home where he raised his sixteen children.

16

Old North Church & Historic Site

We'll discuss Paul Revere's famous ride to Lexington and Concord and you'll be surprised to learn it didn't happen exactly as Longfellow described.

17

USS Constitution

She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.

18

Bunker Hill Monument

We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history

19

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.

20

Boston Common

It's the oldest public park in America, established by the Puritans in 1634. We'll discuss how it's been used over time and has come, in some ways, to define our city.

21

Back Bay

Hundreds of acres were filled in over fifty years in the 19th century upon which spectacular architecture was created. We'll discuss the development of the neighborhood and its present significance.

22

Copley Square

Who was Copley and why was the square named for him? Learn about the centerpiece of the Back Bay, it's architechture and current use.

23

the Christian Science Plaza

Christian Science was founded in 1879 and grew rapidly throughout the nation and the world. Hear some of the history of this important religious and social movement.

24

Fenway Park

See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.

25

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

We'll discuss the history and culture of one of the world's greatest academic institutions as we tour the campus.

26

Harvard University

We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.

27

Beacon Hill

Boston wouldn't be Boston without Beacon Hill, one of our original neighborhoods dating from the Puritan era. We'll see its homes, stores and streets, and discuss how neighborhoods effect our ways of life.

28

Old South Meeting House

The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.

29

The Paul Revere House

We'll discuss Revere's role in colonial and early American history as we view the home where he raised his sixteen children.

30

Old North Church & Historic Site

We'll discuss Paul Revere's famous ride to Lexington and Concord and you'll be surprised to learn it didn't happen exactly as Longfellow described.

31

USS Constitution

She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.

32

Bunker Hill Monument

We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history

33

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.

34

Boston Common

It's the oldest public park in America, established by the Puritans in 1634. We'll discuss how it's been used over time and has come, in some ways, to define our city.

35

Back Bay

Hundreds of acres were filled in over fifty years in the 19th century upon which spectacular architecture was created. We'll discuss the development of the neighborhood and its present significance.

36

Copley Square

Who was Copley and why was the square named for him? Learn about the centerpiece of the Back Bay, it's architechture and current use.

37

the Christian Science Plaza

Christian Science was founded in 1879 and grew rapidly throughout the nation and the world. Hear some of the history of this important religious and social movement.

38

Fenway Park

See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.

39

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

We'll discuss the history and culture of one of the world's greatest academic institutions as we tour the campus.

40

Harvard University

We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.

41

Beacon Hill

Boston wouldn't be Boston without Beacon Hill, one of our original neighborhoods dating from the Puritan era. We'll see its homes, stores and streets, and discuss how neighborhoods effect our ways of life.

42

Old South Meeting House

The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.

43

La maison Paul Revere

Nous discuterons du rôle de Revere dans l'histoire coloniale et des débuts de l'Amérique en voyant la maison où il a élevé ses seize enfants.

44

Ancienne église nord et site historique

Nous discuterons du célèbre trajet de Paul Revere à Lexington et Concord et vous serez surpris d'apprendre que cela ne s'est pas passé exactement comme Longfellow l'a décrit.

45

Constitution de l'USS

Elle est connue sous le nom de Old Ironsides. Découvrez pourquoi et découvrez son histoire unique.

46

Monument de la colline de Bunker

Nous discuterons de la façon dont la bataille de Bunker Hill s'est déroulée et pourquoi elle change le cours de l'histoire américaine

47

Marché Faneuil Hall

Nous discuterons du rôle de la salle en tant que "berceau de la liberté" où les organisateurs de la Révolution ont planifié l'insurrection.

48

Commune de Boston

C'est le plus ancien parc public d'Amérique, créé par les puritains en 1634. Nous discuterons de la façon dont il a été utilisé au fil du temps et en est venu, à certains égards, à définir notre ville.

49

Baie arrière

Des centaines d'acres ont été remplis en plus de cinquante ans au 19ème siècle sur lesquels une architecture spectaculaire a été créée. Nous discuterons du développement du quartier et de son importance actuelle.

50

Place Copley

Qui était Copley et pourquoi la place porte-t-elle son nom ? Découvrez la pièce maîtresse de Back Bay, son architecture et son utilisation actuelle.

51

la place de la science chrétienne

La Science Chrétienne a été fondée en 1879 et s'est développée rapidement dans tout le pays et dans le monde. Écoutez une partie de l'histoire de cet important mouvement religieux et social.

52

Parc Fenway

Découvrez le stade de baseball le plus apprécié des États-Unis et découvrez nos bien-aimés Red Sox de Boston.

53

Institut de technologie du Massachusetts (MIT)

Nous discuterons de l'histoire et de la culture de l'une des plus grandes institutions universitaires au monde lors de notre visite du campus.

54

Université de Harvard

Nous visiterons le campus tout en discutant de la fondation, de la signification, de l'histoire et de l'architecture de l'auguste université.

55

Colline de balise

Boston ne serait pas Boston sans Beacon Hill, l'un de nos quartiers d'origine datant de l'ère puritaine. Nous verrons ses maisons, ses magasins et ses rues, et discuterons de la façon dont les quartiers affectent nos modes de vie.

56

Ancienne maison de réunion du sud

Les réunions qui ont précédé la Boston Tea Party se sont déroulées ici. Nous discuterons de ce qui s'est passé, comment et pourquoi.

57

The Paul Revere House

We'll discuss Revere's role in colonial and early American history as we view the home where he raised his sixteen children.

58

Old North Church & Historic Site

We'll discuss Paul Revere's famous ride to Lexington and Concord and you'll be surprised to learn it didn't happen exactly as Longfellow described.

59

USS Constitution

She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.

60

Bunker Hill Monument

We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history

61

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.

62

Boston Common

It's the oldest public park in America, established by the Puritans in 1634. We'll discuss how it's been used over time and has come, in some ways, to define our city.

63

Back Bay

Hundreds of acres were filled in over fifty years in the 19th century upon which spectacular architecture was created. We'll discuss the development of the neighborhood and its present significance.

64

Copley Square

Who was Copley and why was the square named for him? Learn about the centerpiece of the Back Bay, it's architechture and current use.

65

Christian Science Plaza

Christian Science was founded in 1879 and grew rapidly throughout the nation and the world. Hear some of the history of this important religious and social movement.

66

Fenway Park

See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.

67

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

We'll discuss the history and culture of one of the world's greatest academic institutions as we tour the campus.

68

Harvard University

We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.

69

Beacon Hill

Boston wouldn't be Boston without Beacon Hill, one of our original neighborhoods dating from the Puritan era. We'll see its homes, stores and streets, and discuss how neighborhoods effect our ways of life.

70

Old South Meeting House

The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.

71

The Paul Revere House

We'll discuss Revere's role in colonial and early American history as we view the home where he raised his sixteen children.

72

Old North Church & Historic Site

We'll discuss Paul Revere's famous ride to Lexington and Concord and you'll be surprised to learn it didn't happen exactly as Longfellow described.

73

USS Constitution

She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.

74

Bunker Hill Monument

We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history

75

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.

76

Boston Common

It's the oldest public park in America, established by the Puritans in 1634. We'll discuss how it's been used over time and has come, in some ways, to define our city.

77

Back Bay

Hundreds of acres were filled in over fifty years in the 19th century upon which spectacular architecture was created. We'll discuss the development of the neighborhood and its present significance.

78

Copley Square

Who was Copley and why was the square named for him? Learn about the centerpiece of the Back Bay, it's architechture and current use.

79

Christian Science Plaza

Christian Science was founded in 1879 and grew rapidly throughout the nation and the world. Hear some of the history of this important religious and social movement.

80

Fenway Park

See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.

81

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

We'll discuss the history and culture of one of the world's greatest academic institutions as we tour the campus.

82

Harvard University

We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.

83

Beacon Hill

Boston wouldn't be Boston without Beacon Hill, one of our original neighborhoods dating from the Puritan era. We'll see its homes, stores and streets, and discuss how neighborhoods effect our ways of life.

84

Old South Meeting House

The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.

85

The Paul Revere House

We'll discuss Revere's role in colonial and early American history as we view the home where he raised his sixteen children.

86

Old North Church & Historic Site

We'll discuss Paul Revere's famous ride to Lexington and Concord and you'll be surprised to learn it didn't happen exactly as Longfellow described.

87

USS Constitution

She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.

88

Bunker Hill Monument

We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history

89

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.

90

Boston Common

It's the oldest public park in America, established by the Puritans in 1634. We'll discuss how it's been used over time and has come, in some ways, to define our city.

91

Back Bay

Hundreds of acres were filled in over fifty years in the 19th century upon which spectacular architecture was created. We'll discuss the development of the neighborhood and its present significance.

92

Copley Square

Who was Copley and why was the square named for him? Learn about the centerpiece of the Back Bay, it's architechture and current use.

93

Christian Science Plaza

Christian Science was founded in 1879 and grew rapidly throughout the nation and the world. Hear some of the history of this important religious and social movement.

94

Fenway Park

See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.

95

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

We'll discuss the history and culture of one of the world's greatest academic institutions as we tour the campus.

96

Harvard University

We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.

97

Beacon Hill

Boston wouldn't be Boston without Beacon Hill, one of our original neighborhoods dating from the Puritan era. We'll see its homes, stores and streets, and discuss how neighborhoods effect our ways of life.

98

Old South Meeting House

The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.

99

The Paul Revere House

We'll discuss Revere's role in colonial and early American history as we view the home where he raised his sixteen children.

100

Old North Church & Historic Site

We'll discuss Paul Revere's famous ride to Lexington and Concord and you'll be surprised to learn it didn't happen exactly as Longfellow described.

101

USS Constitution

She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.

102

Bunker Hill Monument

We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history

103

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.

104

Boston Common

It's the oldest public park in America, established by the Puritans in 1634. We'll discuss how it's been used over time and has come, in some ways, to define our city.

105

Back Bay

Hundreds of acres were filled in over fifty years in the 19th century upon which spectacular architecture was created. We'll discuss the development of the neighborhood and its present significance.

106

Copley Square

Who was Copley and why was the square named for him? Learn about the centerpiece of the Back Bay, it's architechture and current use.

107

Christian Science Plaza

Christian Science was founded in 1879 and grew rapidly throughout the nation and the world. Hear some of the history of this important religious and social movement.

108

Fenway Park

See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.

109

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

We'll discuss the history and culture of one of the world's greatest academic institutions as we tour the campus.

110

Harvard University

We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.

111

Beacon Hill

Boston wouldn't be Boston without Beacon Hill, one of our original neighborhoods dating from the Puritan era. We'll see its homes, stores and streets, and discuss how neighborhoods effect our ways of life.

112

Old South Meeting House

The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.

113

The Paul Revere House

We'll discuss Revere's role in colonial and early American history as we view the home where he raised his sixteen children.

114

Old North Church & Historic Site

We'll discuss Paul Revere's famous ride to Lexington and Concord and you'll be surprised to learn it didn't happen exactly as Longfellow described.

115

USS Constitution

She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.

116

Bunker Hill Monument

We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history

117

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.

118

Boston Common

It's the oldest public park in America, established by the Puritans in 1634. We'll discuss how it's been used over time and has come, in some ways, to define our city.

119

Back Bay

Hundreds of acres were filled in over fifty years in the 19th century upon which spectacular architecture was created. We'll discuss the development of the neighborhood and its present significance.

120

Copley Square

Who was Copley and why was the square named for him? Learn about the centerpiece of the Back Bay, it's architechture and current use.

121

Christian Science Plaza

Christian Science was founded in 1879 and grew rapidly throughout the nation and the world. Hear some of the history of this important religious and social movement.

122

Fenway Park

See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.

123

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

We'll discuss the history and culture of one of the world's greatest academic institutions as we tour the campus.

124

Harvard University

We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.

125

Beacon Hill

Boston wouldn't be Boston without Beacon Hill, one of our original neighborhoods dating from the Puritan era. We'll see its homes, stores and streets, and discuss how neighborhoods effect our ways of life.

126

Old South Meeting House

The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.

127

The Paul Revere House

We'll discuss Revere's role in colonial and early American history as we view the home where he raised his sixteen children.

128

Old North Church & Historic Site

We'll discuss Paul Revere's famous ride to Lexington and Concord and you'll be surprised to learn it didn't happen exactly as Longfellow described.

129

USS Constitution

She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.

130

Bunker Hill Monument

We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history

131

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.

132

Boston Common

It's the oldest public park in America, established by the Puritans in 1634. We'll discuss how it's been used over time and has come, in some ways, to define our city.

133

Back Bay

Hundreds of acres were filled in over fifty years in the 19th century upon which spectacular architecture was created. We'll discuss the development of the neighborhood and its present significance.

134

Copley Square

Who was Copley and why was the square named for him? Learn about the centerpiece of the Back Bay, it's architechture and current use.

135

Christian Science Plaza

Christian Science was founded in 1879 and grew rapidly throughout the nation and the world. Hear some of the history of this important religious and social movement.

136

Fenway Park

See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.

137

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

We'll discuss the history and culture of one of the world's greatest academic institutions as we tour the campus.

138

Harvard University

We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.

139

Beacon Hill

Boston wouldn't be Boston without Beacon Hill, one of our original neighborhoods dating from the Puritan era. We'll see its homes, stores and streets, and discuss how neighborhoods effect our ways of life.

140

Old South Meeting House

The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.

141

The Paul Revere House

We'll discuss Revere's role in colonial and early American history as we view the home where he raised his sixteen children.

142

Old North Church & Historic Site

We'll discuss Paul Revere's famous ride to Lexington and Concord and you'll be surprised to learn it didn't happen exactly as Longfellow described.

143

USS Constitution

She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.

144

Bunker Hill Monument

We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history

145

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.

146

Boston Common

It's the oldest public park in America, established by the Puritans in 1634. We'll discuss how it's been used over time and has come, in some ways, to define our city.

147

Back Bay

Hundreds of acres were filled in over fifty years in the 19th century upon which spectacular architecture was created. We'll discuss the development of the neighborhood and its present significance.

148

Copley Square

Who was Copley and why was the square named for him? Learn about the centerpiece of the Back Bay, it's architechture and current use.

149

Christian Science Plaza

Christian Science was founded in 1879 and grew rapidly throughout the nation and the world. Hear some of the history of this important religious and social movement.

150

Fenway Park

See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.

151

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

We'll discuss the history and culture of one of the world's greatest academic institutions as we tour the campus.

152

Harvard University

We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.

153

Beacon Hill

Boston wouldn't be Boston without Beacon Hill, one of our original neighborhoods dating from the Puritan era. We'll see its homes, stores and streets, and discuss how neighborhoods effect our ways of life.

154

Old South Meeting House

The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.

155

The Paul Revere House

We'll discuss Revere's role in colonial and early American history as we view the home where he raised his sixteen children.

156

Old North Church & Historic Site

We'll discuss Paul Revere's famous ride to Lexington and Concord and you'll be surprised to learn it didn't happen exactly as Longfellow described.

157

USS Constitution

She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.

158

Bunker Hill Monument

We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history

159

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.

160

Boston Common

It's the oldest public park in America, established by the Puritans in 1634. We'll discuss how it's been used over time and has come, in some ways, to define our city.

161

Back Bay

Hundreds of acres were filled in over fifty years in the 19th century upon which spectacular architecture was created. We'll discuss the development of the neighborhood and its present significance.

162

Copley Square

Who was Copley and why was the square named for him? Learn about the centerpiece of the Back Bay, it's architechture and current use.

163

Christian Science Plaza

Christian Science was founded in 1879 and grew rapidly throughout the nation and the world. Hear some of the history of this important religious and social movement.

164

Fenway Park

See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.

165

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

We'll discuss the history and culture of one of the world's greatest academic institutions as we tour the campus.

166

Harvard University

We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.

167

Beacon Hill

Boston wouldn't be Boston without Beacon Hill, one of our original neighborhoods dating from the Puritan era. We'll see its homes, stores and streets, and discuss how neighborhoods effect our ways of life.

168

Old South Meeting House

The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.