Boston

Autumn is a special time in Old Cape Cod: the summer's warmth still lingers while the New England foliage bursts forth with warm hues of red, yellow, and orange. Spend the day visiting historic landmarks and memorials, take a sightseeing cruise, and enjoy the wonderful colors of this charming town.

Wander Beacon Hill's charming streets and brick sidewalks lined with gas lamps. Your guide will tell captivating stories about this 19th century neighborhood and impart creative ways to photograph Beacon Hill's charm.

Get a taste of Boston’s best! Enjoy a 2-hour guided tour of Beantown’s most famous sites or hop-on and hop-off at any of 20 stops, including Beacon Hill, Cheers, and MIT.

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Let Salem, Massachusetts surprise you with its diverse and eclectic mix of history, art, architecture, entertainment, and culture. Explore The House of Seven Gables, the Peabody Essex Museum, and the Salem Witch Museum, while using the Salem Trolley to get around. The Discover Salem Passport is valid for three days from first date of use.

Known as "America's First Resort," Newport, Rhode Island, is host to yachts, mansions, and millionaires. Visit the 70-room summer home of the Vanderbilts—The Marble House—and wander the newly restored waterfront for great food and numerous shopping opportunities.

Take in the gentle rolling hills of the New England countryside awash with the warm colors of autumn. Quiet ponds, weathered buildings, and ancient farms dot the land as you journey through northern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. This pleasant afternoon is made perfect with a stop at a local orchard for apples and fresh cider.

Wind your way back into colonial times and follow the Freedom Trail into Boston's past. Fascinating commentary reveals how the struggle for independence from British rule led to the American Revolution. Learn how to creatively photograph the actual sites where historic events took place.

Enter a world of sand dunes and salty beaches as you cross the Cape Cod Canal. Visit a memorial to President John F. Kennedy and take a narrated harbor cruise for a view of the Kennedy Compound. Enjoy lunch on your own after the cruise and take time to stroll through the quaint seaside villages.

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Immerse yourself in the magnificent marine world of the New England Aquarium. Over 70 exhibits feature species from all around the world, from seaturtles to sharks to tropical fish—plus a 6-story IMAX® screen!

Boston's North Shore communities showcase the unique faces of the New England seacoast—from the sandy beaches of Hampton Beach, New Hampshire; to the rocky coast of York, Maine; to the tree-lined streets of Kennebunk and Kennebunkport, Maine.

Elegant, French-inspired boulevards meld with diverse architecture to create Boston's cosmopolitan Back Bay neighborhood. Learn the secrets of capturing this amazing area on film as you explore.

Make the "pilgrimage" south to historic Plymouth and explore the sites along the waterfront and downtown, including a full-scale reproduction of the original pilgrim's ship, the Mayflower.

Visit another time as you become a part of the pilgrims' 17th-century life. This living museum gives you the chance to find out what their lives were really like as the "pilgrims" on Plimoth Plantation go about their daily tasks and adapt to life in the new world.

Discover what captivates many people on a visit to Boston's Public Garden, the first botanical garden in America. Create your own "postcards" of Boston on a tour that has historic commentary and fun photo tips for taking artistic photographs.

Walk among important places of early American history, including Cambridge Common, "Tory Row," and the route of Paul Revere as he warned " … the British are coming!"

Though best known for its "tea party" in 1773, Boston Harbor was a busy port for trade and immigration. Today, a walk along the harbor uncovers scenic views and photo opportunities of a luxurious waterfront.

Experience more than 370 years of history, tradition, and Yankee ingenuity as you visit sites in Boston, Cambridge, Lexington, and Concord, including: Harvard Square, Lexington Green, the North Bridge, and the USS Constitution.

From witches and authors to museums and shopping, Salem seeps past and present. Explore the Salem Witch Museum, author Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Custom House, Pickering Wharf, and other American treasures.