Les meilleurs événements de la ville Boston. Excursion d'une journée en minibus dans les villes révolutionnaires de Boston, Lexington et Concord commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Immerse yourself in our colonial history! On this six-hour driving tour, you will see the sights and hear the stories of Boston's colonial past narrated by a professional historian and experienced guide with ample opportunities for taking pictures

1

The Paul Revere House

The Revere House is the oldest house in Boston proper. See how Puritan architecture has lasted and influenced New England architecture since 1630.

2

Old North Church & Historic Site

Hear the story behind Longfellow's poem with the famous phrase "one if by land, two if by sea."

3

USS Constitution

View the oldest commissioned warship in the world and learn why she is called "Old Ironsides."

4

Bunker Hill Monument

Visit the museum, view the exhibits and learn why the events here changed American history forever.

5

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

See our "cradle of liberty," where the Sons of Liberty met to plan the revolution.

6

Old State House

View the oldest public building in American and hear about the Boston Massacre that happened nearby.

7

King's Chapel

See Boston's early Anglican Church, built in 1742 to replace the original wooden church built in the 1680"s.

8

Granary Burying Ground

View the gravesites of Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and John Hancock and other important Bostonians from the Revolutionary Era

9

Boston Common

The Boston Common the is country's oldest public park, established by the Puritans in 1634.

10

Louisburg Square

See this prominent Federalist neighborhood on historic Beacon Hill

11

Acorn Street

See Boston's most photographed street, even take a picture or two yourself.

12

Old South Meeting House

Hear about the meetings that led up to the Boston Tea Party at this historic meeting house.

13

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

See the replica ships in the harbor representing those from the Boston Tea Party.

14

Hancock-Clarke House

See where Paul Revere woke Sam Adams and John Hancock to warn them the British might be looking for them to hang them for treason.

15

Buckman Tavern

See where the Lexington Militia awaited the arrival of British troops before the skirmish on Lexington Green the next morning.

16

Lexington Green

See the site and hear the story of the skirmish where many consider the birth of the Second Amendment to have taken place.

17

The Old North Bridge

Travel through the national park, hearing the story of the fateful night in 1775 where shots were first fired by patriots at the British. View the eight-minute video presentation in the visitors center and and related exhibits.

18

Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House

See where Alcott and her sisters were raised and where she wrote 'Little Women."

19

Ralph Waldo Emerson House

See the home of one of America's most influential and beloved poets and philosophers.

20

Walden Pond State Reservation

See the pond that captured the imagination of Henry David Thoreau and led to his most famous and important written work.

21

Longfellow House Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site

See the home where George Washington lived when he commanded the Continental Army. Later it became the home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, one of America's most esteemed poets.

22

The Paul Revere House

The Revere House is the oldest house in Boston proper. See how Puritan architecture has lasted and influenced New England architecture since 1630.

23

Old North Church & Historic Site

Hear the story behind Longfellow's poem with the famous phrase "one if by land, two if by sea."

24

USS Constitution

View the oldest commissioned warship in the world and learn why she is called "Old Ironsides."

25

Bunker Hill Monument

Visit the museum, view the exhibits and learn why the events here changed American history forever.

26

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

See our "cradle of liberty," where the Sons of Liberty met to plan the revolution.

27

Old State House

View the oldest public building in American and hear about the Boston Massacre that happened nearby.

28

King's Chapel

See Boston's early Anglican Church, built in 1742 to replace the original wooden church built in the 1680"s.

29

Granary Burying Ground

View the gravesites of Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and John Hancock and other important Bostonians from the Revolutionary Era

30

Boston Common

The Boston Common the is country's oldest public park, established by the Puritans in 1634.

31

Louisburg Square

See this prominent Federalist neighborhood on historic Beacon Hill

32

Acorn Street

See Boston's most photographed street, even take a picture or two yourself.

33

Old South Meeting House

Hear about the meetings that led up to the Boston Tea Party at this historic meeting house.

34

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

See the replica ships in the harbor representing those from the Boston Tea Party.

35

Hancock-Clarke House

See where Paul Revere woke Sam Adams and John Hancock to warn them the British might be looking for them to hang them for treason.

36

Buckman Tavern

See where the Lexington Militia awaited the arrival of British troops before the skirmish on Lexington Green the next morning.

37

Lexington Green

See the site and hear the story of the skirmish where many consider the birth of the Second Amendment to have taken place.

38

The Old North Bridge

Travel through the national park, hearing the story of the fateful night in 1775 where shots were first fired by patriots at the British. View the eight-minute video presentation in the visitors center and and related exhibits.

39

Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House

See where Alcott and her sisters were raised and where she wrote 'Little Women."

40

Ralph Waldo Emerson House

See the home of one of America's most influential and beloved poets and philosophers.

41

Walden Pond State Reservation

See the pond that captured the imagination of Henry David Thoreau and led to his most famous and important written work.

42

Longfellow House Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site

See the home where George Washington lived when he commanded the Continental Army. Later it became the home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, one of America's most esteemed poets.

43

The Paul Revere House

The Revere House is the oldest house in Boston proper. See how Puritan architecture has lasted and influenced New England architecture since 1630.

44

Old North Church & Historic Site

Hear the story behind Longfellow's poem with the famous phrase "one if by land, two if by sea."

45

USS Constitution

View the oldest commissioned warship in the world and learn why she is called "Old Ironsides."

46

Bunker Hill Monument

Visit the museum, view the exhibits and learn why the events here changed American history forever.

47

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

See our "cradle of liberty," where the Sons of Liberty met to plan the revolution.

48

Old State House

View the oldest public building in American and hear about the Boston Massacre that happened nearby.

49

King's Chapel

See Boston's early Anglican Church, built in 1742 to replace the original wooden church built in the 1680"s.

50

Granary Burying Ground

View the gravesites of Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and John Hancock and other important Bostonians from the Revolutionary Era

51

Boston Common

The Boston Common the is country's oldest public park, established by the Puritans in 1634.

52

Louisburg Square

See this prominent Federalist neighborhood on historic Beacon Hill

53

Acorn Street

See Boston's most photographed street, even take a picture or two yourself.

54

Old South Meeting House

Hear about the meetings that led up to the Boston Tea Party at this historic meeting house.

55

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

See the replica ships in the harbor representing those from the Boston Tea Party.

56

Hancock-Clarke House

See where Paul Revere woke Sam Adams and John Hancock to warn them the British might be looking for them to hang them for treason.

57

Buckman Tavern

See where the Lexington Militia awaited the arrival of British troops before the skirmish on Lexington Green the next morning.

58

Lexington Green

See the site and hear the story of the skirmish where many consider the birth of the Second Amendment to have taken place.

59

The Old North Bridge

Travel through the national park, hearing the story of the fateful night in 1775 where shots were first fired by patriots at the British. View the eight-minute video presentation in the visitors center and and related exhibits.

60

Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House

See where Alcott and her sisters were raised and where she wrote 'Little Women."

61

Ralph Waldo Emerson House

See the home of one of America's most influential and beloved poets and philosophers.

62

Walden Pond State Reservation

See the pond that captured the imagination of Henry David Thoreau and led to his most famous and important written work.

63

Longfellow House Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site

See the home where George Washington lived when he commanded the Continental Army. Later it became the home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, one of America's most esteemed poets.

64

La maison Paul Revere

La Revere House est la plus ancienne maison de Boston proprement dite. Découvrez comment l'architecture puritaine a duré et influencé l'architecture de la Nouvelle-Angleterre depuis 1630.

65

Ancienne église nord et site historique

Écoutez l'histoire derrière le poème de Longfellow avec la célèbre phrase "un si par terre, deux si par mer".

66

Constitution de l'USS

Découvrez le plus ancien navire de guerre commandé au monde et découvrez pourquoi on l'appelle "Old Ironsides".

67

Monument de la colline de Bunker

Visitez le musée, admirez les expositions et découvrez pourquoi les événements ici ont changé à jamais l'histoire américaine.

68

Marché Faneuil Hall

Voyez notre "berceau de la liberté", où les fils de la liberté se sont réunis pour planifier la révolution.

69

Ancienne maison d'État

Découvrez le plus ancien bâtiment public américain et découvrez le massacre de Boston qui s'est produit à proximité.

70

Chapelle du Roi

Découvrez la première église anglicane de Boston, construite en 1742 pour remplacer l'église en bois d'origine construite dans les années 1680.

71

Cimetière du grenier

Voir les tombes de Samuel Adams, Paul Revere et John Hancock et d'autres Bostoniens importants de l'ère révolutionnaire

72

Commune de Boston

Le Boston Common est le plus ancien parc public du pays, créé par les puritains en 1634.

73

Place Louisbourg

Découvrez ce quartier fédéraliste de premier plan sur l'historique Beacon Hill

74

Rue des glands

Découvrez la rue la plus photographiée de Boston, prenez même une photo ou deux vous-même.

75

Ancienne maison de réunion du sud

Découvrez les réunions qui ont mené au Boston Tea Party dans cette salle de réunion historique.

76

Navires et musée du Boston Tea Party

Découvrez les répliques de navires dans le port représentant ceux de la Boston Tea Party.

77

Maison Hancock-Clarke

Voyez où Paul Revere a réveillé Sam Adams et John Hancock pour les avertir que les Britanniques pourraient les rechercher pour les pendre pour trahison.

78

Taverne Buckman

Voyez où la milice de Lexington attendait l'arrivée des troupes britanniques avant l'escarmouche sur Lexington Green le lendemain matin.

79

Vert Lexington

Visitez le site et écoutez l'histoire de l'escarmouche où beaucoup considèrent que la naissance du deuxième amendement a eu lieu.

80

Le vieux pont du nord

Parcourez le parc national et écoutez l'histoire de la nuit fatidique de 1775 où des coups de feu ont été tirés pour la première fois par des patriotes sur les Britanniques. Visionnez la présentation vidéo de huit minutes dans le centre des visiteurs et les expositions connexes.

81

Maison du verger de Louisa May Alcott

Voyez où Alcott et ses sœurs ont été élevées et où elle a écrit "Little Women".

82

Maison Ralph Waldo Emerson

Visitez la maison de l'un des poètes et philosophes les plus influents et les plus aimés d'Amérique.

83

Réserve d'État de Walden Pond

Découvrez l'étang qui a captivé l'imagination d'Henry David Thoreau et a conduit à son œuvre écrite la plus célèbre et la plus importante.

84

Lieu historique national du siège de Longfellow House à Washington

Découvrez la maison où vivait George Washington lorsqu'il commandait l'armée continentale. Plus tard, il devint la demeure d'Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, l'un des poètes américains les plus estimés.

85

The Paul Revere House

The Revere House is the oldest house in Boston proper. See how Puritan architecture has lasted and influenced New England architecture since 1630.

86

Old North Church & Historic Site

Hear the story behind Longfellow's poem with the famous phrase "one if by land, two if by sea."

87

USS Constitution

View the oldest commissioned warship in the world and learn why she is called "Old Ironsides."

88

Bunker Hill Monument

Visit the museum, view the exhibits and learn why the events here changed American history forever.

89

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

See our "cradle of liberty," where the Sons of Liberty met to plan the revolution.

90

Old State House

View the oldest public building in American and hear about the Boston Massacre that happened nearby.

91

King's Chapel

See Boston's early Anglican Church, built in 1742 to replace the original wooden church built in the 1680"s.

92

Granary Burying Ground

View the gravesites of Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and John Hancock and other important Bostonians from the Revolutionary Era

93

Boston Common

The Boston Common the is country's oldest public park, established by the Puritans in 1634.

94

Louisburg Square

See this prominent Federalist neighborhood on historic Beacon Hill

95

Acorn Street

See Boston's most photographed street, even take a picture or two yourself.

96

Old South Meeting House

Hear about the meetings that led up to the Boston Tea Party at this historic meeting house.

97

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

See the replica ships in the harbor representing those from the Boston Tea Party.

98

Hancock-Clarke House

See where Paul Revere woke Sam Adams and John Hancock to warn them the British might be looking for them to hang them for treason.

99

Buckman Tavern

See where the Lexington Militia awaited the arrival of British troops before the skirmish on Lexington Green the next morning.

100

Lexington Green

See the site and hear the story of the skirmish where many consider the birth of the Second Amendment to have taken place.

101

The Old North Bridge

Travel through the national park, hearing the story of the fateful night in 1775 where shots were first fired by patriots at the British. View the eight-minute video presentation in the visitors center and and related exhibits.

102

Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House

See where Alcott and her sisters were raised and where she wrote 'Little Women."

103

Ralph Waldo Emerson House

See the home of one of America's most influential and beloved poets and philosophers.

104

Walden Pond State Reservation

See the pond that captured the imagination of Henry David Thoreau and led to his most famous and important written work.

105

Longfellow House Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site Massachusetts

See the home where George Washington lived when he commanded the Continental Army. Later it became the home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, one of America's most esteemed poets.

106

The Paul Revere House

The Revere House is the oldest house in Boston proper. See how Puritan architecture has lasted and influenced New England architecture since 1630.

107

Old North Church & Historic Site

Hear the story behind Longfellow's poem with the famous phrase "one if by land, two if by sea."

108

USS Constitution

View the oldest commissioned warship in the world and learn why she is called "Old Ironsides."

109

Bunker Hill Monument

Visit the museum, view the exhibits and learn why the events here changed American history forever.

110

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

See our "cradle of liberty," where the Sons of Liberty met to plan the revolution.

111

Old State House

View the oldest public building in American and hear about the Boston Massacre that happened nearby.

112

King's Chapel

See Boston's early Anglican Church, built in 1742 to replace the original wooden church built in the 1680"s.

113

Granary Burying Ground

View the gravesites of Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and John Hancock and other important Bostonians from the Revolutionary Era

114

Boston Common

The Boston Common the is country's oldest public park, established by the Puritans in 1634.

115

Louisburg Square

See this prominent Federalist neighborhood on historic Beacon Hill

116

Acorn Street

See Boston's most photographed street, even take a picture or two yourself.

117

Old South Meeting House

Hear about the meetings that led up to the Boston Tea Party at this historic meeting house.

118

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

See the replica ships in the harbor representing those from the Boston Tea Party.

119

Hancock-Clarke House

See where Paul Revere woke Sam Adams and John Hancock to warn them the British might be looking for them to hang them for treason.

120

Buckman Tavern

See where the Lexington Militia awaited the arrival of British troops before the skirmish on Lexington Green the next morning.

121

Lexington Green

See the site and hear the story of the skirmish where many consider the birth of the Second Amendment to have taken place.

122

The Old North Bridge

Travel through the national park, hearing the story of the fateful night in 1775 where shots were first fired by patriots at the British. View the eight-minute video presentation in the visitors center and and related exhibits.

123

Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House

See where Alcott and her sisters were raised and where she wrote 'Little Women."

124

Ralph Waldo Emerson House

See the home of one of America's most influential and beloved poets and philosophers.

125

Walden Pond State Reservation

See the pond that captured the imagination of Henry David Thoreau and led to his most famous and important written work.

126

Longfellow House Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site Massachusetts

See the home where George Washington lived when he commanded the Continental Army. Later it became the home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, one of America's most esteemed poets.

127

The Paul Revere House

The Revere House is the oldest house in Boston proper. See how Puritan architecture has lasted and influenced New England architecture since 1630.

128

Old North Church & Historic Site

Hear the story behind Longfellow's poem with the famous phrase "one if by land, two if by sea."

129

USS Constitution

View the oldest commissioned warship in the world and learn why she is called "Old Ironsides."

130

Bunker Hill Monument

Visit the museum, view the exhibits and learn why the events here changed American history forever.

131

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

See our "cradle of liberty," where the Sons of Liberty met to plan the revolution.

132

Old State House

View the oldest public building in American and hear about the Boston Massacre that happened nearby.

133

King's Chapel

See Boston's early Anglican Church, built in 1742 to replace the original wooden church built in the 1680"s.

134

Granary Burying Ground

View the gravesites of Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and John Hancock and other important Bostonians from the Revolutionary Era

135

Boston Common

The Boston Common the is country's oldest public park, established by the Puritans in 1634.

136

Louisburg Square

See this prominent Federalist neighborhood on historic Beacon Hill

137

Acorn Street

See Boston's most photographed street, even take a picture or two yourself.

138

Old South Meeting House

Hear about the meetings that led up to the Boston Tea Party at this historic meeting house.

139

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

See the replica ships in the harbor representing those from the Boston Tea Party.

140

Hancock-Clarke House

See where Paul Revere woke Sam Adams and John Hancock to warn them the British might be looking for them to hang them for treason.

141

Buckman Tavern

See where the Lexington Militia awaited the arrival of British troops before the skirmish on Lexington Green the next morning.

142

Lexington Green

See the site and hear the story of the skirmish where many consider the birth of the Second Amendment to have taken place.

143

The Old North Bridge

Travel through the national park, hearing the story of the fateful night in 1775 where shots were first fired by patriots at the British. View the eight-minute video presentation in the visitors center and and related exhibits.

144

Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House

See where Alcott and her sisters were raised and where she wrote 'Little Women."

145

Ralph Waldo Emerson House

See the home of one of America's most influential and beloved poets and philosophers.

146

Walden Pond State Reservation

See the pond that captured the imagination of Henry David Thoreau and led to his most famous and important written work.

147

Longfellow House Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site Massachusetts

See the home where George Washington lived when he commanded the Continental Army. Later it became the home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, one of America's most esteemed poets.

148

The Paul Revere House

The Revere House is the oldest house in Boston proper. See how Puritan architecture has lasted and influenced New England architecture since 1630.

149

Old North Church & Historic Site

Hear the story behind Longfellow's poem with the famous phrase "one if by land, two if by sea."

150

USS Constitution

View the oldest commissioned warship in the world and learn why she is called "Old Ironsides."

151

Bunker Hill Monument

Visit the museum, view the exhibits and learn why the events here changed American history forever.

152

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

See our "cradle of liberty," where the Sons of Liberty met to plan the revolution.

153

Old State House

View the oldest public building in American and hear about the Boston Massacre that happened nearby.

154

King's Chapel

See Boston's early Anglican Church, built in 1742 to replace the original wooden church built in the 1680"s.

155

Granary Burying Ground

View the gravesites of Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and John Hancock and other important Bostonians from the Revolutionary Era

156

Boston Common

The Boston Common the is country's oldest public park, established by the Puritans in 1634.

157

Louisburg Square

See this prominent Federalist neighborhood on historic Beacon Hill

158

Acorn Street

See Boston's most photographed street, even take a picture or two yourself.

159

Old South Meeting House

Hear about the meetings that led up to the Boston Tea Party at this historic meeting house.

160

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

See the replica ships in the harbor representing those from the Boston Tea Party.

161

Hancock-Clarke House

See where Paul Revere woke Sam Adams and John Hancock to warn them the British might be looking for them to hang them for treason.

162

Buckman Tavern

See where the Lexington Militia awaited the arrival of British troops before the skirmish on Lexington Green the next morning.

163

Lexington Green

See the site and hear the story of the skirmish where many consider the birth of the Second Amendment to have taken place.

164

The Old North Bridge

Travel through the national park, hearing the story of the fateful night in 1775 where shots were first fired by patriots at the British. View the eight-minute video presentation in the visitors center and and related exhibits.

165

Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House

See where Alcott and her sisters were raised and where she wrote 'Little Women."

166

Ralph Waldo Emerson House

See the home of one of America's most influential and beloved poets and philosophers.

167

Walden Pond State Reservation

See the pond that captured the imagination of Henry David Thoreau and led to his most famous and important written work.

168

Longfellow House Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site Massachusetts

See the home where George Washington lived when he commanded the Continental Army. Later it became the home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, one of America's most esteemed poets.

169

The Paul Revere House

The Revere House is the oldest house in Boston proper. See how Puritan architecture has lasted and influenced New England architecture since 1630.

170

Old North Church & Historic Site

Hear the story behind Longfellow's poem with the famous phrase "one if by land, two if by sea."

171

USS Constitution

View the oldest commissioned warship in the world and learn why she is called "Old Ironsides."

172

Bunker Hill Monument

Visit the museum, view the exhibits and learn why the events here changed American history forever.

173

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

See our "cradle of liberty," where the Sons of Liberty met to plan the revolution.

174

Old State House

View the oldest public building in American and hear about the Boston Massacre that happened nearby.

175

King's Chapel

See Boston's early Anglican Church, built in 1742 to replace the original wooden church built in the 1680"s.

176

Granary Burying Ground

View the gravesites of Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and John Hancock and other important Bostonians from the Revolutionary Era

177

Boston Common

The Boston Common the is country's oldest public park, established by the Puritans in 1634.

178

Louisburg Square

See this prominent Federalist neighborhood on historic Beacon Hill

179

Acorn Street

See Boston's most photographed street, even take a picture or two yourself.

180

Old South Meeting House

Hear about the meetings that led up to the Boston Tea Party at this historic meeting house.

181

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

See the replica ships in the harbor representing those from the Boston Tea Party.

182

Hancock-Clarke House

See where Paul Revere woke Sam Adams and John Hancock to warn them the British might be looking for them to hang them for treason.

183

Buckman Tavern

See where the Lexington Militia awaited the arrival of British troops before the skirmish on Lexington Green the next morning.

184

Lexington Green

See the site and hear the story of the skirmish where many consider the birth of the Second Amendment to have taken place.

185

The Old North Bridge

Travel through the national park, hearing the story of the fateful night in 1775 where shots were first fired by patriots at the British. View the eight-minute video presentation in the visitors center and and related exhibits.

186

Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House

See where Alcott and her sisters were raised and where she wrote 'Little Women."

187

Ralph Waldo Emerson House

See the home of one of America's most influential and beloved poets and philosophers.

188

Walden Pond State Reservation

See the pond that captured the imagination of Henry David Thoreau and led to his most famous and important written work.

189

Longfellow House Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site Massachusetts

See the home where George Washington lived when he commanded the Continental Army. Later it became the home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, one of America's most esteemed poets.

190

The Paul Revere House

The Revere House is the oldest house in Boston proper. See how Puritan architecture has lasted and influenced New England architecture since 1630.

191

Old North Church & Historic Site

Hear the story behind Longfellow's poem with the famous phrase "one if by land, two if by sea."

192

USS Constitution

View the oldest commissioned warship in the world and learn why she is called "Old Ironsides."

193

Bunker Hill Monument

Visit the museum, view the exhibits and learn why the events here changed American history forever.

194

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

See our "cradle of liberty," where the Sons of Liberty met to plan the revolution.

195

Old State House

View the oldest public building in American and hear about the Boston Massacre that happened nearby.

196

King's Chapel

See Boston's early Anglican Church, built in 1742 to replace the original wooden church built in the 1680"s.

197

Granary Burying Ground

View the gravesites of Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and John Hancock and other important Bostonians from the Revolutionary Era

198

Boston Common

The Boston Common the is country's oldest public park, established by the Puritans in 1634.

199

Louisburg Square

See this prominent Federalist neighborhood on historic Beacon Hill

200

Acorn Street

See Boston's most photographed street, even take a picture or two yourself.

201

Old South Meeting House

Hear about the meetings that led up to the Boston Tea Party at this historic meeting house.

202

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

See the replica ships in the harbor representing those from the Boston Tea Party.

203

Hancock-Clarke House

See where Paul Revere woke Sam Adams and John Hancock to warn them the British might be looking for them to hang them for treason.

204

Buckman Tavern

See where the Lexington Militia awaited the arrival of British troops before the skirmish on Lexington Green the next morning.

205

Lexington Green

See the site and hear the story of the skirmish where many consider the birth of the Second Amendment to have taken place.

206

The Old North Bridge

Travel through the national park, hearing the story of the fateful night in 1775 where shots were first fired by patriots at the British. View the eight-minute video presentation in the visitors center and and related exhibits.

207

Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House

See where Alcott and her sisters were raised and where she wrote 'Little Women."

208

Ralph Waldo Emerson House

See the home of one of America's most influential and beloved poets and philosophers.

209

Walden Pond State Reservation

See the pond that captured the imagination of Henry David Thoreau and led to his most famous and important written work.

210

Longfellow House Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site Massachusetts

See the home where George Washington lived when he commanded the Continental Army. Later it became the home of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, one of America's most esteemed poets.

Excursion d'une journée en minibus dans les villes révolutionnaires de Boston, Lexington et Concord

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