Les meilleurs événements de la ville Boston. Visite guidée à vélo du collier d'émeraude de Boston commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. The Emerald Necklace bike tour is an amazing way to see Boston’s most famous green spaces in a ‘green’ way - you may forget you are in the heart of the city! Discover Frederick Law Olmsted’s famous system of parks on this bicycle tour of the historic Emerald Necklace

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Urban AdvenTours

Arrivez à notre boutique 30 minutes avant l'heure de votre visite. Il vous sera demandé de signer une décharge et d'être monté sur votre vélo. Votre guide vous fournira un aperçu du trajet, à quoi s'attendre, ainsi que nos conseils de sécurité et les règles de la route.

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Extrémité nord

Notre balade commencera dans le North End, le quartier italien de Boston. Vous sentirez probablement l'ail pendant que nous avançons. À la fin de votre visite, votre guide se fera un plaisir de vous recommander un restaurant ou une pâtisserie (mmm...cannolis !)

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Pont Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill

Curieux de connaître l'inspiration derrière le nouveau (plutôt) pont de Boston ? Nos guides vous feront connaître quelques faits amusants derrière la conception...

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Jardin TD

Le long de notre route, nous passerons devant le TD Garden, domicile des Bruins de Boston, des Boston Celtics et de nombreux concerts !

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Colline de balise

Parcourez Beacon Hill, l'un des quartiers les plus célèbres - et photographiés - de Boston.

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Place Louisbourg

Louisburg Square est connue comme une place littéraire, avec d'anciens résidents comme Louisa May Alcott et Robert Frost.

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Esplanade de la rivière Charles

Notre itinéraire nous mènera le long de la rivière sur l'Esplanade, où nous passerons devant le Hatch Shell, la scène de concert en plein air rendue célèbre par le Boston Pops Orchestra, qui se produit lors du feu d'artifice du 4 juillet.

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Baie arrière

Nous traverserons les Back Bay Fens, l'un des parcs du système de parcs Emerald Necklace, conçu par l'architecte paysagiste Frederick Law Olmsted. Les Fens abritent Victory Gardens datant de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, ainsi que deux des musées d'art de Boston - le musée Isabella Stewart Gardner et le musée des beaux-arts.

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Musée des beaux-arts

Le MFA est un musée d'art de classe mondiale. Nous nous arrêterons pour voir l'une de leurs installations artistiques uniques à l'extérieur du musée. Les bannières à l'extérieur vous donneront une idée des expositions en cours, mais le MFA vaut toujours le détour pendant que vous êtes à Boston.

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Musée Isabella Stewart Gardner

Nous passerons par le musée Isabella Stewart Gardner - nous vous recommandons de planifier une visite pendant votre séjour à Boston !

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Collier Emeraude

Au cours de cette visite, nous traverserons le célèbre collier d'émeraude, qui est une chaîne d'espaces verts et de parcs. Vous n'aurez peut-être même pas l'impression d'être en plein cœur d'une ville !

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Étang de la Jamaïque

Faites le tour de Jamaica Pond, un étang de bouilloire dans le collier d'émeraude.

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Arboretum Arnold

Nous traverserons Arnold Arboretum, le deuxième "lien" du système de parc Emerald Necklace

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Extrémité sud

Traversez le quartier South End de Boston.

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Place Copley

Copley Plaza est le cœur du quartier de Back Bay. Le bâtiment John Hancock, l'église Trinity et la bibliothèque publique de Boston entourent la place. Copley Plaza marque également la ligne d'arrivée du marathon de Boston.

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Église de la Trinité

Vous verrez Trinity Church lorsque nous nous arrêterons à Copley Plaza.

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Tour John Hancock

Découvrez la tour John Hancock lors de notre arrêt à Copley Plaza.

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Bibliothèque publique de Boston

Vous verrez la bibliothèque publique de Boston lorsque nous nous arrêterons à Copley Square.

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Centre commercial Commonwealth Avenue

Roulez sur la piste cyclable le long de Comm Ave

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Jardin public de Boston

Promenez-vous le long du jardin public de Boston, qui abrite les célèbres sculptures Swan Boats et Make Way for Ducklings.

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Commune de Boston

Nous visiterons le plus ancien parc d'Amérique !

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Traversée du centre-ville

Nous traverserons Downtown Crossing, le quartier commerçant d'origine de Boston.

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Sentier de la liberté

Beaucoup de gens demandent si nous allons parcourir le Freedom Trail en tournée. Bien qu'il ne soit pas possible de suivre l'intégralité de l'itinéraire à vélo, nous traverserons plusieurs fois le Freedom Trail tout au long de notre circuit.

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Ancienne maison de réunion du sud

En traversant Downtown Crossing, vous verrez l'Old South Meeting House.

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Voie verte Rose Kennedy

L'un des parcs les plus récents de la ville, créé lors de "The Big Dig". Rose Kennedy Greenway abrite de nombreuses installations artistiques uniques, des jardins, des fontaines à éclaboussures et des marchés fermiers.

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Croisières dans le port de Boston

Depuis Long Wharf, vous pouvez voir l'Old State House - le site du massacre de Boston - le Custom House Building, le Seaport District de South Boston et le quartier d'East Boston.

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Urban AdvenTours

Arrive at our shop 30 minutes prior to your tour time. You'll be asked to sign a waiver and be fitted on your bike. You guide will provide an overview of the ride, what to expect, as well as our safety tips and rules of the road.

28

North End

Our ride will start in the North End, Boston's Italian neighborhood. You will likely smell the garlic as we roll through. At the end of your tour, you guide will be happy to recommend a restaurant or pastry shop (mmm...cannolis!)

29

Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge

Curious to know the inspiration behind Boston's new(ish) bridge? Our guides will let you know a few fun facts behind the design...

30

TD Garden

Along our route, we'll ride past TD Garden, home of the Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, and many a concert!

31

Beacon Hill

Cycle through Beacon Hill, on of Boston's most famous - and photographed - neighborhoods.

32

Louisburg Square

Louisburg Square is famously known as a literary square, with previous residents including Louisa May Alcott and Robert Frost.

33

Charles River Esplanade

Our route will take us along the river on the Esplanade, where we'll ride by the Hatch Shell, the outdoor concert stage which was made famous by the Boston Pops Orchestra, which performs during the Fourth of July fireworks.

34

Back Bay

We'll ride through the Back Bay Fens, one of the parks in the Emerald Necklace park system, which was designed by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. The Fens are home to Victory Gardens dating back to WWII, as well as two of Boston's art museums - the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts.

35

Museum of Fine Arts

The MFA is a world class art museum. We'll stop to see one of their unique art installations outside of the museum. Banners outside will give you an idea of current exhibits, but the MFA is always worth a visit while you're in Boston.

36

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

We'll pass by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum - we recommend planning a visit during your time in Boston!

37

Emerald Necklace

During this tour, we'll ride through the famed Emerald Necklace, which is a chain of green spaces and parks. You may not even feel as though you are right in the heart of a city!

38

Jamaica Pond Park

Ride around Jamaica Pond, a kettle pond within the Emerald Necklace.

39

Arnold Arboretum

We'll ride through Arnold Arboretum, the second "link" in the Emerald Necklace park system

40

South End

Ride through Boston's South End neighborhood.

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Copley Square

Copley Plaza is the heart of the Back Bay neighborhood. The John Hancock building, Trinity Church, and the Boston Public Library surround the square. Copley Plaza also marks the finish line for the Boston Marathon.

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Trinity Church Boston

You'll see Trinity Church when we stop in Copley Plaza.

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John Hancock Tower

See the John Hancock Tower during our stop at Copley Plaza.

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Boston Public Library

You'll see the Boston Public Library when we stop in Copley Square.

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Commonwealth Avenue Mall

Ride in the bike path along Comm Ave

46

Boston Common

We'll visit America's oldest park!

47

Downtown Crossing

We'll ride through Downtown Crossing, the original shopping district in Boston.

48

Freedom Trail

Many people ask if we will ride the Freedom Trail on tour. While it's not possible to follow the entire route on bike, we'll cross over the Freedom Trail multiple times along our tour.

49

Old South Meeting House

As we ride through Downtown Crossing, you'll see the Old South Meeting House.

50

Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway

One of the city's newest parks, created during "the Big Dig". Rose Kennedy Greenway is the home of many unique art installations, gardens, splash fountains, and farmer's markets.

51

Boston Harbor Cruises

From Long Wharf, you can see the Old State House - the site of the Boston Massacre - the Custom House Building, the Seaport District of South Boston, and the neighborhood of East Boston.

52

Urban AdvenTours

Arrive at our shop 30 minutes prior to your tour time. You'll be asked to sign a waiver and be fitted on your bike. You guide will provide an overview of the ride, what to expect, as well as our safety tips and rules of the road.

53

North End

Our ride will start in the North End, Boston's Italian neighborhood. You will likely smell the garlic as we roll through. At the end of your tour, you guide will be happy to recommend a restaurant or pastry shop (mmm...cannolis!)

54

Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge

Curious to know the inspiration behind Boston's new(ish) bridge? Our guides will let you know a few fun facts behind the design...

55

TD Garden

Along our route, we'll ride past TD Garden, home of the Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, and many a concert!

56

Beacon Hill

Cycle through Beacon Hill, on of Boston's most famous - and photographed - neighborhoods.

57

Louisburg Square

Louisburg Square is famously known as a literary square, with previous residents including Louisa May Alcott and Robert Frost.

58

Charles River Esplanade

Our route will take us along the river on the Esplanade, where we'll ride by the Hatch Shell, the outdoor concert stage which was made famous by the Boston Pops Orchestra, which performs during the Fourth of July fireworks.

59

Back Bay

We'll ride through the Back Bay Fens, one of the parks in the Emerald Necklace park system, which was designed by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. The Fens are home to Victory Gardens dating back to WWII, as well as two of Boston's art museums - the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts.

60

Museum of Fine Arts

The MFA is a world class art museum. We'll stop to see one of their unique art installations outside of the museum. Banners outside will give you an idea of current exhibits, but the MFA is always worth a visit while you're in Boston.

61

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

We'll pass by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum - we recommend planning a visit during your time in Boston!

62

Emerald Necklace

During this tour, we'll ride through the famed Emerald Necklace, which is a chain of green spaces and parks. You may not even feel as though you are right in the heart of a city!

63

Jamaica Pond Park

Ride around Jamaica Pond, a kettle pond within the Emerald Necklace.

64

Arnold Arboretum

We'll ride through Arnold Arboretum, the second "link" in the Emerald Necklace park system

65

South End

Ride through Boston's South End neighborhood.

66

Copley Square

Copley Plaza is the heart of the Back Bay neighborhood. The John Hancock building, Trinity Church, and the Boston Public Library surround the square. Copley Plaza also marks the finish line for the Boston Marathon.

67

Trinity Church Boston

You'll see Trinity Church when we stop in Copley Plaza.

68

John Hancock Tower

See the John Hancock Tower during our stop at Copley Plaza.

69

Boston Public Library

You'll see the Boston Public Library when we stop in Copley Square.

70

Commonwealth Avenue Mall

Ride in the bike path along Comm Ave

71

Boston Common

We'll visit America's oldest park!

72

Downtown Crossing

We'll ride through Downtown Crossing, the original shopping district in Boston.

73

Freedom Trail

Many people ask if we will ride the Freedom Trail on tour. While it's not possible to follow the entire route on bike, we'll cross over the Freedom Trail multiple times along our tour.

74

Old South Meeting House

As we ride through Downtown Crossing, you'll see the Old South Meeting House.

75

Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway

One of the city's newest parks, created during "the Big Dig". Rose Kennedy Greenway is the home of many unique art installations, gardens, splash fountains, and farmer's markets.

76

Boston Harbor Cruises

From Long Wharf, you can see the Old State House - the site of the Boston Massacre - the Custom House Building, the Seaport District of South Boston, and the neighborhood of East Boston.

77

Urban AdvenTours

Arrive at our shop 30 minutes prior to your tour time. You'll be asked to sign a waiver and be fitted on your bike. You guide will provide an overview of the ride, what to expect, as well as our safety tips and rules of the road.

78

North End

Our ride will start in the North End, Boston's Italian neighborhood. You will likely smell the garlic as we roll through. At the end of your tour, you guide will be happy to recommend a restaurant or pastry shop (mmm...cannolis!)

79

Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge

Curious to know the inspiration behind Boston's new(ish) bridge? Our guides will let you know a few fun facts behind the design...

80

TD Garden

Along our route, we'll ride past TD Garden, home of the Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, and many a concert!

81

Beacon Hill

Cycle through Beacon Hill, on of Boston's most famous - and photographed - neighborhoods.

82

Louisburg Square

Louisburg Square is famously known as a literary square, with previous residents including Louisa May Alcott and Robert Frost.

83

Charles River Esplanade

Our route will take us along the river on the Esplanade, where we'll ride by the Hatch Shell, the outdoor concert stage which was made famous by the Boston Pops Orchestra, which performs during the Fourth of July fireworks.

84

Back Bay

We'll ride through the Back Bay Fens, one of the parks in the Emerald Necklace park system, which was designed by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. The Fens are home to Victory Gardens dating back to WWII, as well as two of Boston's art museums - the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts.

85

Museum of Fine Arts

The MFA is a world class art museum. We'll stop to see one of their unique art installations outside of the museum. Banners outside will give you an idea of current exhibits, but the MFA is always worth a visit while you're in Boston.

86

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

We'll pass by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum - we recommend planning a visit during your time in Boston!

87

Emerald Necklace

During this tour, we'll ride through the famed Emerald Necklace, which is a chain of green spaces and parks. You may not even feel as though you are right in the heart of a city!

88

Jamaica Pond Park

Ride around Jamaica Pond, a kettle pond within the Emerald Necklace.

89

Arnold Arboretum

We'll ride through Arnold Arboretum, the second "link" in the Emerald Necklace park system

90

South End

Ride through Boston's South End neighborhood.

91

Copley Square

Copley Plaza is the heart of the Back Bay neighborhood. The John Hancock building, Trinity Church, and the Boston Public Library surround the square. Copley Plaza also marks the finish line for the Boston Marathon.

92

Trinity Church Boston

You'll see Trinity Church when we stop in Copley Plaza.

93

John Hancock Tower

See the John Hancock Tower during our stop at Copley Plaza.

94

Boston Public Library

You'll see the Boston Public Library when we stop in Copley Square.

95

Commonwealth Avenue Mall

Ride in the bike path along Comm Ave

96

Boston Common

We'll visit America's oldest park!

97

Downtown Crossing

We'll ride through Downtown Crossing, the original shopping district in Boston.

98

Freedom Trail

Many people ask if we will ride the Freedom Trail on tour. While it's not possible to follow the entire route on bike, we'll cross over the Freedom Trail multiple times along our tour.

99

Old South Meeting House

As we ride through Downtown Crossing, you'll see the Old South Meeting House.

100

Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway

One of the city's newest parks, created during "the Big Dig". Rose Kennedy Greenway is the home of many unique art installations, gardens, splash fountains, and farmer's markets.

101

Boston Harbor Cruises

From Long Wharf, you can see the Old State House - the site of the Boston Massacre - the Custom House Building, the Seaport District of South Boston, and the neighborhood of East Boston.

102

Urban AdvenTours

Arrive at our shop 30 minutes prior to your tour time. You'll be asked to sign a waiver and be fitted on your bike. You guide will provide an overview of the ride, what to expect, as well as our safety tips and rules of the road.

103

North End

Our ride will start in the North End, Boston's Italian neighborhood. You will likely smell the garlic as we roll through. At the end of your tour, you guide will be happy to recommend a restaurant or pastry shop (mmm...cannolis!)

104

Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge

Curious to know the inspiration behind Boston's new(ish) bridge? Our guides will let you know a few fun facts behind the design...

105

TD Garden

Along our route, we'll ride past TD Garden, home of the Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, and many a concert!

106

Beacon Hill

Cycle through Beacon Hill, on of Boston's most famous - and photographed - neighborhoods.

107

Louisburg Square

Louisburg Square is famously known as a literary square, with previous residents including Louisa May Alcott and Robert Frost.

108

Charles River Esplanade

Our route will take us along the river on the Esplanade, where we'll ride by the Hatch Shell, the outdoor concert stage which was made famous by the Boston Pops Orchestra, which performs during the Fourth of July fireworks.

109

Back Bay

We'll ride through the Back Bay Fens, one of the parks in the Emerald Necklace park system, which was designed by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. The Fens are home to Victory Gardens dating back to WWII, as well as two of Boston's art museums - the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts.

110

Museum of Fine Arts

The MFA is a world class art museum. We'll stop to see one of their unique art installations outside of the museum. Banners outside will give you an idea of current exhibits, but the MFA is always worth a visit while you're in Boston.

111

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

We'll pass by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum - we recommend planning a visit during your time in Boston!

112

Emerald Necklace

During this tour, we'll ride through the famed Emerald Necklace, which is a chain of green spaces and parks. You may not even feel as though you are right in the heart of a city!

113

Jamaica Pond Park

Ride around Jamaica Pond, a kettle pond within the Emerald Necklace.

114

Arnold Arboretum

We'll ride through Arnold Arboretum, the second "link" in the Emerald Necklace park system

115

South End

Ride through Boston's South End neighborhood.

116

Copley Square

Copley Plaza is the heart of the Back Bay neighborhood. The John Hancock building, Trinity Church, and the Boston Public Library surround the square. Copley Plaza also marks the finish line for the Boston Marathon.

117

Trinity Church Boston

You'll see Trinity Church when we stop in Copley Plaza.

118

John Hancock Tower

See the John Hancock Tower during our stop at Copley Plaza.

119

Boston Public Library

You'll see the Boston Public Library when we stop in Copley Square.

120

Commonwealth Avenue Mall

Ride in the bike path along Comm Ave

121

Boston Common

We'll visit America's oldest park!

122

Downtown Crossing

We'll ride through Downtown Crossing, the original shopping district in Boston.

123

Freedom Trail

Many people ask if we will ride the Freedom Trail on tour. While it's not possible to follow the entire route on bike, we'll cross over the Freedom Trail multiple times along our tour.

124

Old South Meeting House

As we ride through Downtown Crossing, you'll see the Old South Meeting House.

125

Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway

One of the city's newest parks, created during "the Big Dig". Rose Kennedy Greenway is the home of many unique art installations, gardens, splash fountains, and farmer's markets.

126

Boston Harbor Cruises

From Long Wharf, you can see the Old State House - the site of the Boston Massacre - the Custom House Building, the Seaport District of South Boston, and the neighborhood of East Boston.

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