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day 1
December 6
Morning. Start your day with a visit to Harvard University [11713], one of the most prestigious universities in the world. Take a student-led tour of the campus and visit the John Harvard Statue [20080], which honors the university's founder.
Afternoon. Head to Harvard Square [19992], a bustling hub of shops, restaurants, and street performers. Visit the Harvard Museum of Natural History [20081], which features an extensive collection of fossils, minerals, and specimens from around the world.
day 2
December 7
Morning. Visit the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) [11814], one of the world's leading research institutions. Take a guided tour of the campus and visit the MIT Museum [20083], which showcases the school's contributions to science, engineering, and technology.
Afternoon. Take a tour of the Longfellow House [19991], the former home of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and later, General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Explore Cambridge Common [20079], a public park that has played an important role in American history.
day 3
December 8
Morning. Start your day at Faneuil Hall Marketplace [1235], a historic marketplace that features a variety of shops and restaurants. Take a stroll through Boston Common [1231], the oldest public park in the United States.
Afternoon. Visit the Skywalk Observatory [15087], located on the 50th floor of the Prudential Tower, for panoramic views of the city. Take a tour of the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum [15427], which offers a immersive experience into the event that ignited the American Revolution.
Evening. Explore the New England Aquarium [1225], which features a variety of marine life from around the world. End your night at the Boston Public Library [18437], a historic library that features stunning architecture and a vast collection of books and other materials.
day 4
December 9
Morning. Take a stroll through the Granary Burying Ground [15128], the final resting place of many famous figures from American history, including Paul Revere and Samuel Adams. Visit the USS Constitution [14792], the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world.
Afternoon. Explore Quincy Market [1226], a historic marketplace that features a variety of food vendors and souvenir shops. Visit the Massachusetts State House [15091], a historic building that houses the state government.
Evening. Take a walking tour of Beacon Hill [1227], one of Boston's most picturesque neighborhoods, known for its historic architecture and charming cobblestone streets. End your night at the Boston Public Garden [1233], a public park that features beautiful gardens and a swan boat ride.
day 5
December 10
Morning. Take a tour of the Old South Meeting House [14767], a historic church that played a key role in the American Revolution. Follow the Freedom Trail [1237], a 2.5-mile trail that connects 16 historic sites throughout the city.
Afternoon. Visit 200 Clarendon (John Hancock Tower) [16076], one of the tallest buildings in New England, for stunning views of the city. Explore the Paul Revere House [9513], the former home of American patriot Paul Revere.
Evening. Visit the Copp's Hill Burying Ground [15127], another historic cemetery that is the final resting place of many notable figures from American history. End your night in Copley Square [14813], a public square that features beautiful architecture and a variety of shops and restaurants.
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