Revolutionary Roots: Boston, New York & Philadelphia

Explore the Black Heritage Trail, which highlights the history of Boston’s Black community in the 1800s

Visit the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum

Dinner at Quincy Market

Explore Charlestown and the North End 

Go inside the Old North Church

Take a guided sightseeing tour of Boston

• Public Garden
• Boston Common
• Beacon Hill
• Freedom Trail 

Take a guided tour of Lexington and Concord

• Lexington Battle Green
• Old North Bridge
• Author's Row

Dinner in Boston

Enjoy an evening activity

Travel to New York City

Visit a historic fort that offers a glimpse into the daily life of soldiers during the Revolutionary War 

Take a walk through Central Park

• Learn about Seneca Village, a 19th-century community founded by free African  Americans 

Enjoy views of New York City from one its iconic skyscrapers, like:

• Edge at Hudson Yards
• Empire State Building Observatory
• One World Observatory

Hotel in New Jersey

Cruise around New York Harbor and marvel at the Statue of Liberty, Ellis & Liberty Islands, Hudson Yards, and One World Trade Center

Take a walking tour of Lower Manhattan

• Fraunces Tavern
• Bowling Green
• St. Paul’s Chapel
• The Battery 

Dinner in New York City

Visit Times Square

Attend a Broadway show (based on a select list of current shows)

Travel to Philadelphia

Make a photo stop at the Rocky Steps in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art 

Have lunch and explore Reading Terminal Market 

 Visit the Museum of the American Revolution

• For 2026 tours only, explore "The Declaration's Journey", an exhibit exploring the history and global impact of the Declaration of Independence from 1776 to today

Take a guided tour of Independence National Historical Park

• Franklin Court
• City Tavern
• First and Second National Banks 

Enjoy an evening activity

Get up close to the Liberty Bell 

Visit Congress Hall and Independence Hall 

Explore the National Constitution Center

Depart for home