Exclusive Guided North Bridge Walking Tour in Concord, MA – Day Trip from Boston with transportation included!

Commemorate the 250th anniversary of the historic battles of Lexington and Concord on our Exclusive North Bridge Walking Tour!

This tour takes you through Concord, Massachusetts: to the iconic North Bridge, where the first major armed resistance against British forces took place. You’ll also visit the Minute Man Statue, a powerful tribute to the citizen-soldiers who bravely took up arms to defend their freedoms.
Beyond the battlefield, explore the historic Wright Tavern, where the Massachusetts Provincial Congress convened just months before the battle to strategize their bold resistance against British rule.
Join us for this immersive journey through Concord’s revolutionary past and gain a deeper understanding of the courage, conflict, and pivotal moments that shaped American history.

After the tour, enjoy free time to explore the charming town of Concord, grab lunch before heading back to Boston, or extended your stay in Concord with ‘A Day at Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House’ Guided Tour (available as an add-on at checkout).

What To Expect from the North Bridge Concord Walking Tour:
Distance & Duration: Approximately 3 miles roundtrip; 1.5–2 hours
Terrain: Mostly paved roads/sidewalks with one incline
Stops: Outdoor exploration with an exclusive indoor visit to the Wright Tavern which is currently closed to the general public
Accessibility: Accommodations available with advance notice

This adventure takes you on the Commuter Rail Fitchburg Line from South Station – if you live off of any of the stops along the Fitchburg Line you don’t have to board at South Station, you can hop aboard at your local stop!