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Location: Massachusetts and New England, USA
Come and visit one of the most beautiful areas in America - Massachusetts and New England. There is plenty to see in the lovely city of Boston; explore the Freedom Trail, shop at Quincy Market, and take a whale-watching cruise.
Then its time to escape the city and explore the rest of New England and you wont be disappointed. Lobster dinners, rocky shoreline, expansive ocean beaches, ice cream stands, salt water taffy and refreshing salt air await you.
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Itinerary
Day 1&2 - Boston
Boston is yours to discover. Explore the Freedom Trail, ride the Swan boats in the Public Gardens, shop at Quincy Market, take a dinner cruise in Boston Harbor. Take the "T" to Cambridge, or a whale-watching cruise. Museums, shops, art galleries and the friendly people of Boston complete your visit.
Stay two nights in the Boston area of Woburn at the Red Roof Inn or similar.
Day 3 - Boston to Portland via Kennebunkport (176km)
Today depart northward along Massachusetts Bay to the historic and scenic town of Salem, known for its witchcraft trials of the 17th century as well as its museums and restored homes. Then it's north into New Hampshire, through the seaport of Portsmouth into Maine. Arrive in Kennebunkport, one of Maine's most popular and picturesque resorts. It is also former President Bush's second home. The town has many boutiques, galleries and restaurants. Continue along the Maine coast to Portland, where you will spend the night.
Overnight in Portland at Best Western Merry Manor Inn or similar.
Day 4&5 - Portland to Bar Harbor (208km)
Time to explore Portland, Maine's largest city featuring a restored, 19th-century area. In Freeport, stop at one of America's most famous outdoors-style clothing stores, L.L. Bean, open 24 hours a day. Drive along the coast or highway to Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park. This island, connected to the shore by a bridge, is a beautiful example of the desolate, rocky Maine coast. Visit Acadia National Park, and stay 2 nights in Bar Harbor, Maine.
Two nights in Bar Harbor at Wonder View Inn & Suites or similar.
Day 6 - White Mountains, New Hampshire (336km)
Today, travel west into the forests, lakes and mountains of rural Maine. In New Hampshire enter the scenic White Mountain National Forest, one of the most scenic areas in the Northeast. Drive or take a tram ride up the highest mountain in the Eastern US, Mount Washington.
Overnight in the White Mountains at the Lodge at Bretton Woods or similar.
Day 7 - Green Mountains, Vermont (232km)
Depart for beautiful Vermont, the Green Mountain State. Travel on the small roads and see typical whitewashed villages, covered wooden bridges and spectacular vistas. The town of Woodstock is a typical Vermont town, with many examples of 18th century America. Tonight is spent in the Green Mountains, a famous ski resort in winter and tennis resort in summer.
Overnight at the Golden Eagle Resort - Stowe or similar.
Day 8 - Sturbridge, Western Massachusetts (232km)
Continue traveling south through Vermont and the Green Mountain National Forest. The suggested route takes you into Massachusetts, where a visit to historic Shaker Village is suggested. This beautifully restored village, set on 1,200 acres of farm, woodland and pasture, is home to the premier collection of Shaker buildings and artifacts. Descend through the Berkshires, summer resort for New Yorkers and Bostonians alike, famous for scenic and cultural interest. The Pittsfield/Lenox area boasts many musical events, including the Tanglewood Festival. Many galleries, antique shops and resorts are found throughout these hills. Continue to the Sturbridge area for your overnight stay.
Overnight at the Quality Inn Sturbridge or similar.
Day 9 - Sturbridge to Newport (176km)
Visit Old Sturbridge Village, a recreation of a working New England colonial town, or continue direct to the Atlantic Coast. Travel through Rhode Island to Newport, a thriving seaside resort. Visit the fantastic mansions built at the turn of the century by America's wealthiest families. There are many museums to visit in this great walking town.
Overnight in Newport at the Best Western Mainstay Inn or similar.
Day 10&11 - Cape Cod (160km)
Take the short drive from Newport to Cape Cod, the scenic and historic nook of land jutting into the Atlantic Ocean. Cape Cod is a resort of pristine beaches and sand dunes, small villages and hidden ponds. It is a great place to relax and sightsee, from Hyannis, the commercial centre and home of the Kennedy family, to Provincetown, the village at the very tip of Cape Cod, noted for its fun, colourful atmosphere. Visit the National Seashore or Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, two scenic islands that can be easily reached by ferry.
There are two nights on Cape Cod in Hyannis at the Comfort Inn or similar.
Day 12 - Return to Boston - End of Tour
Depart Cape Cod this morning and travel north. Visit Plymouth Rock, the site of the Pilgrims' landing in America, and see the Mayflower II, a reconstruction of the ship that crossed the Atlantic. Plymouth Plantation, a living history museum, depicts life in the earliest days of colonial America. Then proceed to Boston to finish your tour. Drop off your hire care at Boston International Airport and check in for your return flight.
Car hire includes
Children: On request
Infants: On request
Please note
Ticketing information: You will be contacted by the tour operator after making your booking.
Address: 2 Copley Place, Suite 105, Boston MA 02116, USA
Email: visitus@bostonusa.com
Phone: +1 617 536 4100
United States (US)
Logan International Airport, One Harborside Drive, Massport, East Boston, Massachusetts 02128, USA
1
617 561 1800
617 561 1889
Via the airport's website
www.massport.com
The airport is located 6km (4 miles) northeast of Boston
GMT - 5 (GMT - 4 from the first Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October)
5
A complimentary shuttle bus service links the terminals, the airport subway station, the Water Transportation Terminal and satellite parking.
From the West and South, drivers should take the Massachusetts Turnpike East, which connects with the Ted Williams Tunnel and goes directly into the airport. From the North drivers should either follow I-93 and go through the Callahan Tunnel, or take I-95 to Route 1 South, then follow signs to 1A South to Logan Airport.
Short- and long-term parking is available at the central car park, connected to Terminals B, C, D and E via pedestrian bridges or elevated moving walkways. The Terminal B car park, which serves Logan’s busiest terminal, also offers short- and long-term parking. Long-term economy parking is also available in a remote location, connected to the terminals by a free 24-hour shuttle bus.
Major car rental companies, including Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprize, Hertz, National and Thrifty, operate at the airport. Telephones to contact these agencies are available in Terminal C and E. There are car hire desks in the American Airlines side of Terminal B, while the US Airways side has car hire telephones.
Water: The Water Transportation Bus Service is a courtesy bus service (route no.66) running from all airport terminals to the Logan dock and the MBTA Airport Station. There are water shuttles, catamarans and water taxis from Logan dock to downtown Boston Harbor. The T Harbor Express has numerous daily connections from Logan dock to Long Wharf, and the Quincy and Hull on the South Shore. Rail: Underground: Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) operate routes to/from Logan airport. Take the MBTA Blue Line at Airport Station for connections to destinations within Boston; a free shuttle bus service links the station to the terminals. Train: Commuter Rail train services serving New England leave from South Station and North Station in Boston. Road: Taxi: Taxis are available at all terminals 24 hours. Bus: MBTA bus nos.448, 459 and CT3 serve the airport and various locations in Boston, including stations. Bus services are also available from a number of private bus lines covering the New England area; the airport’s website has contact details for these companies. Logan Express offers a frequent express bus service from Braintree to the south shore, Framingham to the west, and Woburn to the north; buses stop at all terminals.
The help desk at the airport is staffed with qualified public service representatives who assist callers with questions regarding ground transportation, commuting, airline support services and weather operations. A Travelers Aid kiosk is located in Terminal E, Arrivals level, near the exit to the taxi stand.
Money and communications: ATMs, banks and bureaux de change and Internet access are available throughout the airport. Mobile phone hire, photocopying and fax facilities are available in Terminal C. Eating and drinking: There are plenty of restaurants (including Italian, Chinese and seafood, as well as a grill), bars and cafés throughout the airport. The majority of those are concentrated in terminals B, C and E. Shopping: There are many shops in Terminal B and C, including duty-free; newsagents and gift shops are located in all terminals. Duty-free is also available in Terminal E. Luggage: Lockers are currently unavailable in all terminals, due to security concerns. Other facilities: These include shoe shine and repair, and a Kidport with facilities for children, including a museum and various play areas.
Harborside Hyatt Conference Center & Hotel (tel: 617 568 1234), the Embassy Suites Hotel Boston at Logan Airport (tel: 617 567 5000) and the Hilton Boston Logan Airport Hotel (tel: 617 568 6700) all provide state-of-the-art conference facilities, with meeting rooms and business facilities. The Hilton Boston Logan Airport Hotel is connected to the terminals via a covered skybridge.
Access for disabled people is excellent and the airport help desk provides TDD services 24 hours a day. Disabled car parking is available too. The Massport Parking Office (tel: 617 561 1673) can provide further information. The Massachusetts State Police (tel: 617 567 2233) are located in Terminal D and are on hand to help disabled passengers. There is a free shuttle service between all terminals and airport locations for disabled passengers (tel: 617 561 1769).
Hotels with direct access to the airport include the Harborside Hyatt Hotel (tel: 617 568 1234), the Embassy Suites Hotel Boston at Logan Airport (tel: 617 567 5000) and the Hilton Boston Logan Airport Hotel (tel: 617 568 6700), all within 2km (1 mile) of the airport. Other nearby hotels include the Holiday Inn Logan Airport, Hampton Inn Logan Airport, HI Select Boston, Marriott Long Wharf, Harborside Inn, Boston Harbor Hotel, Le Meridien Boston, Omni Parker House, Wyndham Tremont, Marriott Cambridge, Comfort Inn & Suites and the HI Express Boston. Many hotels offer a shuttle service to/from the airport. A hotel reservation service is available on the lower levels of Terminals C and E.
Boston
(Boston) Logan International Airport
Massachusetts
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| First Night Boston |
Dec 2008 (annual) Boston |
| Boston Tea Party Re-enactment |
14 Dec 2008 (annual) Old South Meeting House |
| The Who |
24 Oct 2008 TD Banknorth Garden |
| Madonna |
15 Oct 2008 TD Banknorth Garden |
| Paul Revere House |
1 Apr - 31 Dec 2008 (various dates) Paul Revere House |
