2-DAYS BUS TOUR

BOSTON, CAMBRIDGE, PLYMOUTH, SALEM.

For groups 6 people and more you can order any day!

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TOUR PROGRAM

The tour route passes through the New England states of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
On this tour, you'll learn about the history and unique features of one of America's most beautiful cities—Boston.
The tour also includes visits to historic towns: the pioneer town of Plymouth and the ancient "witch town" of Salem.

DAY 1
After driving through three New England states and listening to our guide explain the region's history and unique features, we arrive in downtown Boston.
Boston is the capital of Massachusetts and a center of culture, education, and science. Boston is the most "European" city in the United States, with its distinctive style evident in the behavior of its residents, its traditions, and its architecture.

You'll explore the historic part of the city and take a walking tour along the landmark "Revolutionary Trail." We'll stop at the famous Quincy Market. We'll admire the city's architectural ensembles, such as Copley Square, panoramic views of bridges and embankments, and the grandeur of its cathedrals. We'll visit the Christian Science complex, the world headquarters of the Christian Science Church, and the Holocaust Memorial.
Crossing the Charles River, we arrive in the student city of Cambridge, where we'll visit the world-famous Harvard University. We'll take a walking tour of the university campus. Those who dream of studying at this university will be able to touch the hand of the bronze Harvard. In the evening, we'll transfer to a hotel located in the Boston suburbs.

DAY 2
Transfer to Plymouth. Sightseeing tour of Plymouth.
Plymouth is the site of the first landing of British colonists, the Puritans, in New England. It is also known as the city of the Pilgrim Fathers and the birthplace of Thanksgiving. A model of the Mayflower II, the ship on which the first English Puritans arrived in 1620. Plymouth Stone from 1620. The history of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Wine tasting in Plymouth (admission included).

A sightseeing tour of Salem. Salem, or Salem, is the witches' nest of the United States. The city was founded in the first half of the 17th century. It took its name from the biblical Jerusalem and was renowned for its Puritan morals.
In the late 17th century, Salem became the center of the witch hunts—one of the most infamous witch trials in history. It was here that the now-popular term "witch hunt" originated, and local residents literally carried out the practice. This widespread obscurantism lasted for a century and a half, during which the city and surrounding area lost many of its beautiful women.
Visit to the Salem Witch Museum (1 hour) - the tour and entrance fees are included in the tour price.
The museum features presentations with life-size sets depicting the Salem witch trials of 1692.
Return to New York after 8:00 PM.

Please note!
*The tour schedule and exact end time are subject to change. The tour program is subject to change, and sites may be substituted for equivalent ones. (During certain periods, a visit to Newport may be made instead of Plymouth.) Stops for food and short rests are included along the way.

TRIP COST:

• ½ DBL -  $438
• 3rd pers in DBL - $410
• SGL - $538

The price includes:

• Travel by bus (minibus or other transport, depending on the group size)
• Accommodation in a tourist-class hotel
• Continental breakfast
• A highly qualified English/Spanish/Italian/French-speaking guide
• All excursions as per the program and travel information
• Taxes

The price does not include:

• Tips for the guide and driver
• entrance fees to museums
• meals
• insurance
• tourist tax, charged locally by some hotels
• other expenses not listed in the "Price includes" section.

Please bring your ID and credit card for the hotel deposit.

Boarding locations:

06:45 AM – Brooklyn: 1002 Brighton Beach Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11235 (Chase Bank)
07:00 AM – Brooklyn (Bensonhurst): Intersection of 85th Street & Bay Parkway, near Chase Bank
07:45 AM – Queens: Queens Blvd & 108th Street (near Ridgewood Savings Bank)
08:30 AM – Upper Manhattan: Intersection of Due to heavy traffic and constant congestion in the Upper Manhattan area, drop-off may take place in Queens or Brooklyn, depending on traffic conditions., near McDonald's
For guests staying in Midtown Manhattan or other Manhattan hotels, the Queens or Brighton Beach pickup locations may be more convenient.
Important:
Drop-off locations after the tour may differ from the pickup locations. Due to heavy traffic and constant congestion in the Upper Manhattan area, drop-off may take place in Queens or Brooklyn, depending on traffic conditions.
09:30 am Connecticut: I-95 NB Service Plaza, Darien, CT 06820.