Boston harbors a lively and youthful energy despite its Puritan roots and Brahmin heritage. When Bostonians are not sipping coffee in an inviting outdoor café along the famed Newbury Street or walking the picturesque pathways of the Esplanade along the scenic Charles River, they are browsing the art and architecture that lend Boston its distinct character. The renowned Museum of Fine Arts boasts some 450,000 works, while the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum showcases the stunning collection of its namesake socialite in a recreated 15th-century Venetian palazzo.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Panoramic Boston
Witness major sites that played a role in a nation’s birth and admire some of Boston’s most historic neighborhoods.
Best of Boston, Lexington & Concord
Visit the major sites of the American Revolution.
Historic Boston & Cambridge
See the best of two historic cities on either side of the scenic Charles River.
Walk the Freedom Trail
Walk through Revolutionary-era Boston along the famous Freedom Trail.
Scenic Salem & Historic Witch Museum
Uncover the mysteries of the Salem Witch Trials and discover a coastal city rich in historic sights and museums.
Panoramic Boston by Land & Water
Embark on a World War II–style amphibious tour for a unique overview of Boston by land and by water.
Historic Boston by Trolley
Discover Boston’s historic sites and iconic landmarks during a scenic hop-on/hop-off trolley excursion.
The Kitchen Table
Immerse yourself in local culture and cuisine as our Executive Chef leads you on an interactive culinary adventure.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Explore the comprehensive collection of art on display at the renowned Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Historic Plimoth & the Mayflower
Watch history come alive as you immerse yourself in a recreation of the 17th-century Plimouth colony.
View Boston
Admire panoramic views over Boston during a visit to one of its “top” attractions.
Flavors of “Little Italy”
Set off on a tour of regional Italian fare without leaving the cozy confines of Boston’s North End.
