There is more to New England than Championships! Visit America's original home town in Plymouth, Massachusetts, on a private Plymouth tour with a local New England guide.

Experience the nature and history with stories from your local, private guide. See the Pilgrim's first settlement at the Plymouth Plantation. Climb aboard the Mayflower II to feel what it was like for the those Europeans who first saw Plymouth Rock. Take in the scenery at Brewster Gardens.

Let our local Plymouth guide bring history alive for you.

You can choose a Plymouth tour offered by ToursByLocals, but feel free to contact a guide to suggest alternative places and activities that strike your interest. Your guide wants you to have the ultimate Plymouth experience, and will happily customize any itinerary to suit your needs.

Plymouth

Classic Boston Walking Tour: Beacon Hill and the Back Bay

These beautiful Boston streets of my hometown are a feast for the senses.

Stroll through elegant Beacon Hill, with its cobblestones, colonial architecture, and abundance of history. Meet iconic poets, underground railroad heroes, and Senators who changed our world.

Marvel at the hidden gems of the palatial Boston Public Library, from marble sculptures and ceiling frescos to historic maps that never cease to amaze.

Be dazzled by the Boston Public Garden, the first botanical garden in America, as I bring statues to life, from immigrant revolutionaries to the inventors of anesthesia.

Discover the artistry of Copley Square and its historic hotels and churches, featuring stunning stained glass and tales of witchcraft and revolution.

Experience today's Boston- the marathon, an 1800s prison turned haunted hotel, antiques and galleries, farmers markets, hidden seafood gems and chocolate shops…

This tour is completely customizable to your interests- tell me what excites you and we'll make that our focus!

Boston Highlights: Cobblestoned Streets, Historic Gardens, and Gorgeous Architecture

Newport, RI, Ocean Shore, Famous places - Private Tour from Boston

A wonderful breeze from the Ocean. Lighthouse across the Bay, picture-perfect Victorian houses, glamorous architecture, and amazing landscape. If you're up to a day outside of the City, you should take this tour.
This is one full-day tour from Boston, MA.

On our tour, based on your mobility we may visit the following places (please, note, that the exact itinerary discussed with the customer may or may not go over the entire list, depending on customer preferences)

Newport Mansions - usually, 3 will be included in the tour: (The Breakers, Marble House, The Elms, Rosecliff, Chateau-sur-Mer, Kingscote, Isaac Bell House, Hunter House, Chepstow, Green Animals Topiary Garden), The 40 Steps, Touro Synagogue, Fort Adams, Cliff Walk, International Tennis Hall of Fame, Redwood Library, Swiss Village, Washington Square, The point.

This tour can be delivered in English or in Russian

The Cliff Walk - Ocean Shore Tour, Newport, RI

The 40 Steps - beautiful Shore Trip to Rhode Island

The Redwood Library and Athenaem, Newport, RI

The Swiss Village - opens only one day a year - Rhode Island

Statue of William Ellery Channing and Newport Tower - Touro Park

Touro Synagogue, completed in 1763 by Isaac Touro, is the oldest synagogue in the United States

Fort Adams - open for guided tours Memorial through Columbus Days

The Breakers - one of the best Newport Mansions, RI

Visit Newport Mansions, Take a scenic Ocean Cliff Walk, Private Tour of Rhode Island

Grand Mansions and Sailors' Lodgings: The Architecture of Salem, Massachusetts

Join me for a private walking tour of Salem's really interesting architecture to see where and how residents of this prospering port lived and worked, worshiped and frolicked, governed and litigated from the 1600s to the 1900s.

Inshore fishing and coastal trade enabled the settlement to develop rapidly along the waterfront, where many widows kept boarding houses and a few highly successful ship owners occupied substantial manor houses like the House of the Seven Gables.

In time these grandees moved "uptown" and competed with one another to build the most impressive mansion on Salem Common or Chestnut Street, "the most beautiful street in America. " Handsome public buildings confirmed the taste and community pride of Salem's citizens.

See Salem with an expert! Donald is not only a Boston native and resident of Salem's McIntire District since 2005, but an architectural historian specializing in early America, who was Director of the Historic Deerfield museum for 28 years.

The House of the Seven Gables is a most unusual example of a grand house surviving from the first century of New England settlement. In dwellings like this great merchants and political leaders lived and carried on their own pursuits and government business. Its steep roofs and many gables recall English manor houses of the same period.

The Narbonne House, built around 1672, is characteristic of the homes of middling inhabitants of colonial Salem. Originally two rooms and an attic, it was enlarged in the mid-1700s by the addition of a gambrel-roofed ell. Here lived fishermen, mariners, shipwrights, and other craftsmen with their families or as boarders.

The Capt. John Hodges House is a classic example of the Georgian style. Its symmetrical facade, fan-lit and pedimented doorway, powerful corner quoins, and dormer windows all derive inspiration from Georgian England, while its roof reminds us how long the gambrel was used in Salem. This house attests to the wealth that ship captains amassed in Salem and the the sophistication that they acquired at the ports-of-call on their ocean voyages.

The North Church, now the First Church of Salem, erected in 1835-36, is a rare example of the Gothic Revival style in this neoclassical city.

An exclusive private tour to discover Salem

Whether you're an architect, engineer or just enjoy seeing interesting buildings, this is the perfect tour for you. We'll explore Boston from its early beginnings to today. You not only get to see the buildings their significance, but you'll get the stories behind their history.

We tour the Downtown Area from a whole new prospective: Its interesting, historic and even provocative architecture. This two hour tour is sure to please your intellectual side as well as your eyes. We will explore Boston from Faneuil Hall to Beacon Hill.

Highlights include:

• Boston's most interesting 18th, 19th and even 20th century buildings
• The quirky layout of streets and the land itself - and how it got that way!
• Boston's oldest Commercial Building (from 1714)
• The first Domed Building in North America
• Boston's First Skyscraper
• Early examples of Cast-Iron Facades
• The world's second tallest masonry building
• One of the first steel-framed buildings in the country
• Early Examples of Set-Backs and Historic Facades

Cambridge tours

Explore with 4 tours and 4 guides.

Josh

$ 575 (USD)

Sasha G.

$ 1,399 (USD)

Donald F.

$ 200 (USD)

Alan M.

$ 595 (USD)

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