BOSTON · DAY TRIP
Boston’s best days out.
The 13 most popular lexington & concord tours in Boston. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
A 90-minute narrated trolley tour linking Lexington and Concord battle sites, with sheltered comfort, guided stops, and $40 value.
Most Popular“Awesome tour guide, very informative. Nice place to visit and places to explore. This is a must do if you’re in the area!”
8-hour guided trip from Boston to Lexington & Concord with MIT/Harvard stops, Battle Road sites, Old North Bridge, and Concord Museum.
“Fantastic tour...Coach our guide was exceptional and gave us a full commentary throughout...”
A small-group Boston day trip to Lexington and Concord for April 1775 sights plus included Concord Museum entry during the 250th season.
“Easy in and out of the van. Very informative guide. Fun and a good time. Beautiful drive.”
One-hour Lexington Battle Green walk with a colonial-costumed guide, covering Minuteman, Parker, the Old Belfry, and more for $15.
“Great tour despite the rain. It was so amazing to stand in a place where the world changed! The cemetery was a highlight as well. Great guide!”
Private 3-hour Lexington & Concord tour from Boston with hotel pickup, a licensed guide, and Revolutionary War stops you can actually visit.
“Our guide, Christian, was very informative and really pleasant. We really enjoyed how he related the experience to us. Picked us up at our hotel and dropped us off at the place of our choice. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone interested in learning more about Lexington and Concord.”
Private 6.5-hour day trip from Boston to Lexington and Concord with a customizable guide, Revolutionary sites, and Walden Pond.
“This trip is highly recommended for adults. Even though the tour guide was given the wrong information regarding the meeting point.”
Private minivan tour with Peter Brennan through Boston, Lexington, and Concord. See Revere, the North Bridge, and Walden Pond in 6 hours.
“Very nice tour. Got to see a little of everything with a very interesting and fun tour guide. Really brings a better understanding of the history.”
Private 6-hour Boston, Lexington, and Concord tour with pickup, flexible stops, and Revolution-era landmarks plus Harvard and Fenway.
“I’ve been on numerous group tours, but this was our first private tour as a couple. We loved that it was tailored to our interests and not your typical group tour that tries to cater to everyone’s interests. Our guide, Curtis, is very knowledgeable on history of the area and we learned a lot while…”
A private 6-hour Revolutionary War road trip linking Boston, Lexington, Concord, and Walden Pond with smart stops, tight timing, and optional add-ons.
“We had a great day and saw all the sights that we wanted to see. Christian was so knowledgeable and personable, he made the day enjoyable and so much more history than we expected. He has a real passion for history and it made our experience all the better!”
Private 6-hour Boston–Cambridge–Lexington–Concord tour with Freedom Trail stops, Harvard Square time, and Revolutionary War sites—pickup included.
“Christian was an amazing tour guide. Shared all the historical information in such an engaging way - my 3 teenagers thought it was great!”
Private Boston-to-Concord day trip with a custom literary route, included Orchard House tour, and time for lunch and Thoreau at Walden.
“Niam was an excellent tour guide. He was very accommodating in tailoring the tour to our interests. Niam is very knowledgeable about Concord and Boston. He made our experience well worthwhile and gave us some great ideas on what to do with our remaining days in Boston. I highly recommend taking a tour from him.”
Private 7-hour Lexington, Concord, and Boston tour by minivan. Follow April 1775 to Old North Church and USS Constitution.
“Ryan was extremely knowledgeable and witty. He drove us everywhere and we enjoyed this tour alot. It was one of our favorites on our trip. Thanks for making Boston fun!”
Trace Paul Revere’s route from Boston to Lexington and Concord, then finish with Boston landmarks, guided in a small air-conditioned group.
“Highly educational. Being able to see the timeline from beginning to end was very meaningful. Jenny was an amazing guide. Very knowledgeable.”
Every neighbourhood in the city, and every road out into New England.
