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3-часовни приватни обилазак Бостона за „хладно време – топли комби“.

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This tour will begin at your home, hotel or cruise ship and will be conducted in a comfortable heated minivan, no matter the weather. I'll take you past the most interesting places in Boston including the Paul Revere House, the USS Constitution, the Bunker Hill Battle Monument, Copley Square and Fenway Park. Along the way you’ll see the historic homes and churches of the Back Bay, the South End, and Beacon Hill. You’ll hear the stories behind Paul Revere’s ride, the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party. You’ll see Boston’s most prominent buildings and neighborhoods as well as some lesser-known points of interest. This is the best way to see as much of Boston as possible in a brief time, comfortably, and at a pace you will enjoy.
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Sat 21 Jun
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Sat 21 Jun
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Додатне информације
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Шта да очекујете
1
Кућа Паул Ревере
Разговараћемо о Ревереовој улози у колонијалној и раној америчкој историји док гледамо кућу у којој је одгајао својих шеснаесторо деце.
2
Стара северна црква и историјско место
Разговараћемо о чувеној вожњи Пола Ревера до Лексингтона и Конкорда и бићете изненађени када сазнате да се није догодило баш онако како је Лонгфелоу описао.
3
УСС Цонститутион
Позната је као Олд иронсидес. Сазнајте зашто и сазнајте о њеној јединственој историји.
4
Споменик Бункер Хилл
Разговараћемо о начину на који се догодила битка код Бункер Хила и зашто мења ток америчке историје
5
Фанеуил Халл Маркетплаце
Разговараћемо о улози Хола као „колевке слободе“ где су организатори Револуције планирали побуну.
6
Бостон Цоммон
То је најстарији јавни парк у Америци, који су основали пуританци 1634. Разговараћемо о томе како је коришћен током времена и како је на неки начин дошао да дефинише наш град.
7
Бацк Баи
Стотине јутара су напуњене током педесет година у 19. веку на којима је настала спектакуларна архитектура. Разговараћемо о развоју насеља и његовом садашњем значају.
8
Цоплеи Скуаре
Ко је био Копли и зашто је трг добио име по њему? Сазнајте више о средишњем делу Бацк Баи-а, његовој архитектури и тренутној употреби.
9
Цхристиан Сциенце Плаза
Хришћанска наука је основана 1879. године и брзо је расла широм нације и света. Слушајте неке од историје овог важног верског и друштвеног покрета.
10
Фенваи Парк
Погледајте најомиљеније фудбалско игралиште у Америци и чујте о нашем вољеном Бостон Ред Сок-у.
11
Масачусетски технолошки институт (МИТ)
Разговараћемо о историји и култури једне од највећих светских академских институција док обилазимо кампус.
12
Универзитет Харвард
Посетићемо кампус док разговарамо о оснивању, значају, историји и архитектури августа универзитета.
13
Беацон Хилл
Бостон не би био Бостон без Бикон Хила, једног од наших оригиналних квартова који датира из пуританске ере. Видећемо његове домове, продавнице и улице, и разговараћемо о томе како комшилук утиче на наш начин живота.
14
Олд Соутх Меетинг Хоусе
Састанци који су претходили Бостонској чајанки су се десили овде. Разговараћемо о томе шта се догодило, како и зашто.
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
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
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
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.
44
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.
45
USS Constitution
She's known as Old ironsides. Find out why and learn about her unique history.
46
Bunker Hill Monument
We'll discuss the way the Battle of Bunker Hill happened and why it changes the course of American history
47
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
We'll discuss the Hall's role as the "cradle of liberty" where organizers of the Revolution planned the insurgency.
48
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.
49
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.
50
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.
51
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.
52
Fenway Park
See America's most beloved ballpark and hear about our beloved Boston Red Sox.
53
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.
54
Harvard University
We'll visit the campus as we discuss the founding, significance, history and architecture of the august university.
55
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.
56
Old South Meeting House
The meetings leading up to the Boston Tea Party happened here. We'll discuss what happened, how and why.
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.
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Коментара (17)
Danielle_M
Mar 2025
Great navigator and host for the beautiful city of Boston! Impressive knowledge. Peter drove and managed traffic while never missing a beat in his narrative. Great option when family members are unable to walk around the city.
RickyHanz_T
Mar 2025
Best travel experience ever. Thank you hand shsnsmehxbehsbsbsjx nsueizbshe jehshebsbsbshshduxbelnsu jdususb
Renee_D
Mar 2025
This was a very enjoyable way to get a feel for Boston’s history and all it has to offer while staying warm on a blustery March day. Peter was extremely knowledgeable and friendly and the ride was clean and comfortable.

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