Boston and Salem

Departure by coach in the morning and drive to the United States. Arrival in Boston at the end of the afternoon and free visit of the magnificent Boston Public Garden. A large public park in downtown Boston that was America’s first botanical garden. You can find more than 80 species of plants in different arrangements; a real haven of peace! You will then enjoy an included dinner at one of the city’s fabulous restaurants. After dinner, settle into your hotel for a well-earned rest.

The day begins with a free visit to the New England Aquarium. Four storeys high, the ocean aquarium reconstructs a coral reef inhabited by several species of marine animals. Then, your tour guide will introduce you to the Freedom Trail. Follow this red line drawn on the ground, a circuit that tells the story of the American Revolution through monuments and significant places. Then some free time at the Quincy Market to have lunch. Take the opportunity to taste the famous clam chowder! Start the afternoon with a guided tour of Fenway Park: one of the most popular places in baseball and the oldest park in Major League Baseball. Afterwards, get to know the city with a local guide. You will see, among others, Boston Common and its gardens, Beacon Hill and its 19th century houses and the very famous Harvard University. End the day on a high note by embarking on a dinner cruise and admiring the sunset over the city. On board, entertainment and a delicious buffet.

This morning, direction Newport. The day is devoted to self-guided tours of Castle The Breakers, Newport’s largest summer cottage and a symbol of the social preeminence of the Vanderbilt family at the turn of the century, with an audio guide. Marble House, built between 1888 and 1892 for Mr. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt as a vacation home and ultimately Rosecliff, commissioned by Nevada silver heiress Theresa Fair Oelrichs in 1899. Free time for lunch is planned in the area and continuation of the visits in the afternoon.

In the morning, departure for the famous city of Salem. On site, you will visit the Salem Witch Museum. You will have the opportunity to enter the world of lies and intrigue of the Witch Hunt. Salem, one of the best-known stories in American history. The museum will bring you back to the witch trials of 1692. Afterwards, enjoy free time in the city to explore Salem Harbor, the Essex Walking Street, Herritage Trail, Old Burying Point Cemetery and more. In the afternoon, it’s time to hit the road back home.