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Boston One Day Tour - From NY to Boston to NY
Amadeo Escorted Tours
New York
United States
Sat, 30th August 2008 - Tue, 30th December 2008
Tour includes transportation, sightseeing and a professional tour guide and all vehicles are vans or buses.Depart New York along the Eastern Coast through Connecticut to Massachusetts and to its capital Boston. Upon arrival in Boston the tour begins with a walk along the Freedom Trail. Then take in a view of the city from the famous John Hancock Tower (John Hancock Tower admission is included). On to the Boston Harbor (the sight of the famous ‘Tea Party’, the navy ship the ‘Constitution’ and Bunkers Hill)
After lunch, cross the Charles River to stroll in the squares of the universities of Cambridge, Harvard, and MIT. In the late afternoon, depart southwest for an evening arrival in New York (the tour drops customers at the morning pick-up point: see above).
Tour Times
The tour operates Friday & Sunday all year round. Departs 7am and return to the same place at approximately 8.00pm. Travelling from New York to Boston takes approximately 3 hours 35 minutes.
Pickup Point
Tours Depart: 125 Park Avenue (Between 41st & 42nd Street) @ New York Airport Service Terminal
Address
Amadeo Escorted Tours
Amadeo Escorted Tours
New York
New York
Other Information
Customers should present their Keith Prowse voucher to the guide upon boarding the vehicle at the beginning of the tour. If the passengers do not have their Keith Prowse Voucher they will be required to pay in full at the beginning of the tour.
Amadeo Tours will accept wheelchair passengers on the tour - the transportation does not have a wheelchair lift so the customer must be able to leave the wheelchair and sit in a regular seat.
No Hotel Pick-up - guests must make their own way to the departure point above.
Amadeo Tours will accept wheelchair passengers on the tour - the transportation does not have a wheelchair lift so the customer must be able to leave the wheelchair and sit in a regular seat.
No Hotel Pick-up - guests must make their own way to the departure point above.
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