Quebec City
An introduction to curling in Montreal or Quebec City on our March and April student tours (top); the FDR memorial (middle) is always a highlight of our educational tours to Washington, DC; and the National Museum of Mexican Art is the first stop on our Spanish field trips to Chicago (bottom)
Quebec City
Montreal
An introduction to curling in Montreal or Quebec City on our March and April student tours (top); the FDR memorial (middle) is always a highlight of our educational tours to Washington, DC; and the National Museum of Mexican Art is the first stop on our Spanish field trips to Chicago (bottom)
Montreal
New York
An introduction to curling in Montreal or Quebec City on our March and April student tours (top); the FDR memorial (middle) is always a highlight of our educational tours to Washington, DC; and the National Museum of Mexican Art is the first stop on our Spanish field trips to Chicago (bottom)
New York
Chicago
An introduction to curling in Montreal or Quebec City on our March and April student tours (top); the FDR memorial (middle) is always a highlight of our educational tours to Washington, DC; and the National Museum of Mexican Art is the first stop on our Spanish field trips to Chicago (bottom)
Chicago

VISIT CANADA Educational Tours

We planned our first educational field trip to Montréal for a group of Boston-area French teachers in the fall of 1985. What we didn’t know about students & teachers on educational tours, we made up for with hard work, great attention to detail, a passion for quality and thorough knowledge of the destination.

 
Boston
 

The Old Statehouse in downtown Boston above, and from top to bottom at right, students enjoying a Duck Tour, the Statue of Paul Revere on the Freedom Trail, and a live musket-firing demonstration at Minute Man National Historic Site in Concord.

Overview

We love to bring student groups of all kinds to historic Boston, principally because there is an unending list of universally interesting things to see and important lessons to be learned there. Boston, "the Athens of America", is right in our own backyard, about an hour’s commute from our Portsmouth offices, so of course, we know the city very, very well.

Virtually every student on each of our trips (see the sample itineraries immediately below) will see such Revolutionary War icons as the USS Constitution (Old Ironsides) at the Charlestown Navy Yard, Faneuil Hall (the Cradle of Liberty), the Old North Church, Paul Revere’s house, and the Bunker Hill Monument among many others along the Freedom Trail.

Two of our favorite sites are the historic Lexington Battle Green and Minute Man National Historic Park in nearby Concord, a short distance from the North Bridge where colonial commanders ordered militia men to fire back at British troops for the first time (the shot heard ‘round the world) on April 19, 1775. The multi-media, “Road to Revolution” presentation there commemorates the opening battle in the American Revolutionary War and ends with a highly memorable, live musket-firing demonstration.

Most of our groups also visit the New England Aquarium and the incomparable Museum of Science (one of the premier science museums of the world) and in three days, the average length of our general educational trips, we quickly run out of time to see and do everything that Boston has to offer. In short, planning a trip to Boston becomes a matter of deciding what NOT to do.

For further information you can CONTACT US by email, or better yet, by calling us at 800.456.5552. We love to talk to our clients and we’re certain that you’ll find a brief telephone conversation well worth the effort.

Educational Tour Menu

Boston

3 Day General Educational with Game Show & Duck Tour

3 Day General Educational Trip with Blue Man Group and Aquarium

 
 

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