From NY: Boston Day Tour Cambridge, Harvard, MIT & Freedom Trail in 1 Day

Join us in this beautiful experience where we will tour the sites that marked the history of this country and we will tell you about events that led to the first steps of the war of independence.
We leave Manhattan at about 5:50 am heading to Boston through the states of Connecticut until we reach the state of Massachusetts where you will have a stop for breakfast and go to the restrooms.
Once in Boston the first stop will be at the public square in the Back Bay neighborhood in Copley Square, where you will have time to learn about the history, visit the Boston Public Library, the Romanesque Revival Trinity Church, next to the John Hancock Tower which has been a major achievement in modern minimalist skyscraper design, and the traditional 4 star hotel in downtown Boston Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel which you can enter to take a picture at the entrance lobby. And of course take a picture at the fountain in Copley Square where the hare and tortoise monument is located.
We will pass by the Mary Baker Christian Scientist Church, the Boston Symphony and the most important music school in the country Berklee College of Music from there we will go down Commonwealth Street where we will find monuments besides being the narrowest part of the Emerald Necklace.
Continuing to Cambridge we will pass by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and get off at Harvard University where you can walk and take a picture with the statue of John Harvard.
We will walk part of the famous Freedom Trail which is made up of 16 iconic sites that marked the beginning of a nation.
And we will finish at Quincy Market Square where you will have time to eat lunch, go to the restrooms and enjoy the stores and street art.