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Wycieczka rowerowa z przewodnikiem po szmaragdowym naszyjniku w Bostonie

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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. From the shaded boulevard on Commonwealth Avenue to the popular shores of Jamaica Pond to the winding paths of the Arnold Arboretum, this route is a fabulous way to experience Boston's park system. The route is a favorite among locals! The parks are gorgeous any time of the year, but the foliage peaks in color between mid October and early November.

This tour is up to 4 hours long and covers at least 15 miles, with several hills. Riders must be comfortable spending that much time on a bike and covering that distance. This ride covers many hidden gems in Boston.
Miasto: Boston
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Dodatkowe informacje
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult
  • Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
  • This tour is up to 4 hours long and covers at least 15 miles, with several hills. Riders must be comfortable spending that much time on a bike and covering that distance.
  • There is street riding on this ride
  • Tours rebooked within 48 hours of your tour time are subject to a $20 rebooking fee (per person)
  • You MUST be at least 16 years old and at least 5 feet tall to ride an E-bike.
Czego oczekiwać
1
Urban AdvenTours
Przyjdź do naszego sklepu 30 minut przed czasem zwiedzania. Zostaniesz poproszony o podpisanie zrzeczenia się i zostaniesz zamontowany na rowerze. Twój przewodnik zapewni przegląd jazdy, czego się spodziewać, a także nasze wskazówki dotyczące bezpieczeństwa i zasady ruchu drogowego.
2
Północny koniec
Nasza przejażdżka rozpocznie się w North End, włoskiej dzielnicy Bostonu. Podczas przetaczania się prawdopodobnie poczujesz zapach czosnku. Pod koniec wycieczki przewodnik z przyjemnością poleci restaurację lub cukiernię (mmm… cannolis!)
3
Leonard P. Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge
Chcesz poznać inspirację dla nowego (ish) mostu w Bostonie? Nasi przewodnicy opowiedzą Ci o kilku zabawnych faktach związanych z projektem...
4
Ogród T.D
Na naszej trasie przejedziemy obok TD Garden, siedziby Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics i wielu koncertów!
5
Beacon Hill
Przejedź przez Beacon Hill, jedną z najbardziej znanych i fotografowanych dzielnic Bostonu.
6
Plac Louisburski
Louisburg Square jest znany jako plac literacki, którego poprzednimi mieszkańcami byli między innymi Louisa May Alcott i Robert Frost.
7
Esplanada nad rzeką Charlesa
Nasza trasa poprowadzi nas wzdłuż rzeki na Esplanade, gdzie przejedziemy obok Hatch Shell, plenerowej sceny koncertowej rozsławionej przez Boston Pops Orchestra, występującą podczas fajerwerków 4 lipca.
8
Zatoka Tylna
Przejedziemy przez Back Bay Fens, jeden z parków w systemie parków Emerald Necklace, który został zaprojektowany przez architekta krajobrazu Fredericka Law Olmsteda. Fens są domem dla Victory Gardens z czasów II wojny światowej, a także dwóch bostońskich muzeów sztuki – Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum i Museum of Fine Arts.
9
Muzeum Sztuk Pięknych
MSZ to światowej klasy muzeum sztuki. Zatrzymamy się, aby zobaczyć jedną z ich unikalnych instalacji artystycznych na zewnątrz muzeum. Banery na zewnątrz dadzą ci wyobrażenie o aktualnych eksponatach, ale MFA zawsze warto odwiedzić, gdy jesteś w Bostonie.
10
Muzeum Isabelli Stewart Gardner
Przejdziemy obok Muzeum Isabelli Stewart Gardner - polecamy zaplanować wizytę podczas pobytu w Bostonie!
11
Szmaragdowy Naszyjnik
Podczas tej wycieczki przejedziemy przez słynny Szmaragdowy Naszyjnik, który jest łańcuchem terenów zielonych i parków. Możesz nawet nie poczuć się tak, jakbyś był w samym sercu miasta!
12
Jamajka Staw
Jedź wokół Jamaica Pond, stawu kotłowego w Szmaragdowym Naszyjniku.
13
Arboretum Arnolda
Przejedziemy przez Arnold Arboretum, drugie „ogniwo” w systemie parków Szmaragdowego Naszyjnika
14
South End
Przejedź przez dzielnicę South End w Bostonie.
15
Plac Copleya
Copley Plaza to serce dzielnicy Back Bay. Plac otaczają budynek Johna Hancocka, kościół Świętej Trójcy i bostońska biblioteka publiczna. Copley Plaza wyznacza także linię mety maratonu bostońskiego.
16
Kościół Świętej Trójcy
Zobaczysz Trinity Church, kiedy zatrzymamy się w Copley Plaza.
17
Wieża Johna Hancocka
Zobacz Wieżę Johna Hancocka podczas naszego postoju w Copley Plaza.
18
Biblioteka Publiczna w Bostonie
Zobaczysz Bostońską Bibliotekę Publiczną, kiedy zatrzymamy się na Copley Square.
19
Centrum handlowe Commonwealth Avenue
Jedź ścieżką rowerową wzdłuż Comm Ave
20
Ogród publiczny w Bostonie
Przejedź wzdłuż Boston Public Garden, gdzie znajdują się słynne rzeźby Swan Boats i Make Way for Ducklings.
21
Boston Common
Odwiedzimy najstarszy park w Ameryce!
22
Przejście Śródmieście
Przejedziemy przez Downtown Crossing, pierwotną dzielnicę handlową Bostonu.
23
Szlak Wolności
Wiele osób pyta czy pojedziemy w trasę Szlakiem Wolności. Chociaż nie da się przejechać całej trasy na rowerze, podczas naszej wycieczki będziemy wielokrotnie przekraczać Szlak Wolności.
24
Dom Spotkań Starego Południa
Przejeżdżając przez Downtown Crossing, zobaczysz Old South Meeting House.
25
Rose Kennedy Greenway
Jeden z najnowszych parków w mieście, powstały podczas „Wielkich Wykopalisk”. Rose Kennedy Greenway jest domem dla wielu unikalnych instalacji artystycznych, ogrodów, fontann i targów rolniczych.
26
Rejsy po porcie w Bostonie
Z Long Wharf można zobaczyć Old State House - miejsce masakry bostońskiej - budynek Urzędu Celnego, dzielnicę Seaport w południowym Bostonie i okolice wschodniego Bostonu.
27
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.
41
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.
42
Trinity Church Boston
You'll see Trinity Church when we stop in Copley Plaza.
43
John Hancock Tower
See the John Hancock Tower during our stop at Copley Plaza.
44
Boston Public Library
You'll see the Boston Public Library when we stop in Copley Square.
45
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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Recenzje (12)
Cecilia_A
Dec 2024
My boyfriend and I love guided bicycle tours and this one was not the exception. Landscape was stunning and beautiful. We got to experience the last part of autumn.
AnneMarie_H
Nov 2024
We had an excellent time and bike riding experience with our Tour Guide, Gary. He was so friendly and knowledgeable and provided us some great information about Boston’s History and historical landmarks. Thank you again for all your help and a beautiful adventure. This is a great tour especially in the fall! -AnneMarie and Matt
Emily_T
Nov 2023
Bob and Caroline were wonderful tour guides. We felt like we saw a good amount of the city and stopped at some cool spots for pictures. The tour is a must do in Boston!

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