Out of all of the hundreds of colleges and universities in the Boston area, Harvard and MIT are two of the most prestigious. Harvard's nearly four centuries of tradition, and MIT's modern feel and innovative atmosphere, nurture each upcoming generation of leaders, scientists, engineers, businesspeople, and other great minds. On this tour, you will learn about the cultural differences between these two hallowed institutions, as well as their shared passion for excellence, and how they have affected their community in Cambridge MA. As you pass through the campuses of these two great universities, you will learn about the rich traditions and histories, as well as academics and student life, that make these two of the best universities not only in Massachusetts but also the world. While you visiting these prestigious universities you will be sightseeing the buildings, walk around the yards and surroundings while you learn about the most significant events that marked the history of this prominent universities from its foundation to the present.

The state of Massachusetts possesses over one hundred higher education institutions, including universities, professional schools and facilities in various specializations. The great city of Boston is known as a cultural city, and contains a significant number of prestigious and upscale universities such as Harvard, MIT, Brandeis, Boston College, Wellesley, Holy Cross, Tufts, and many others. This tour gives prospective international students and their families the opportunities to visit universities in Massachusetts, get informed, and select the best academic option in line with their interests, aspirations, and aptitudes. The students will also have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the student life, events, and opportunities that the marvelous city of Boston has to offer. While you take this tour, you will also have the option to select from our other optional tours. Tours are personalized for each group, are provided in your own language EN-SP-FR-IT-PT and include transportation. Contact Multilingualtours to inquire about prices for individuals or groups for this specific tour.

Located just fifteen miles from Boston, Concord is a picturesque village that has been at the center of the American Revolution, home to a great number of famous authors, and the site of many works of great art and architecture. Anyone who enjoyed Little Women would also love to see the home that inspired it, located here in Concord! In addition to Louisa May Alcott's Old Orchard House, you can also visit the Old Manse House, the Ralph Waldo Emerson House and the Old North Bridge where the first shots of the American Revolution were fired. This tour will show you the rich history and thriving present that Concord has to offer. Tours are personalized for each tour group and is provided in your own language (Spanish, French, Italian, or English). Contact Multilingualtours to inquire about prices for individuals or groups for this specific tour.

Discover Salem’s rich history and heritage on this engaging guided tour that combines a walking exploration of the city with entrance to one of its iconic historic sites. Explore the city’s cultural legacy, architecture, and landmark stories that have shaped Salem’s identity over the centuries. Learn about its colonial past, significant events, and the people who helped define the city we know today. This small-group, personalized experience allows you to enjoy the city at a comfortable pace while uncovering hidden streets and historic treasures.

Step into the world of Harvard University, one of the oldest and most prestigious institutions in the United States, while enjoying a sweet adventure with a rich hot chocolate at a cozy local café and an artisanal chocolate tasting at a local chocolate factory. Founded in 1636, Harvard’s nearly four centuries of tradition have shaped generations of leaders, scientists, artists, and innovators who continue to leave their mark on the world. On this tour, you’ll explore Harvard Yard and surrounding historic buildings, discovering the events, traditions, and student life that make Harvard an iconic institution. After exploring the campus, enjoy a hot chocolate at a cozy local café before visiting two historic houses nearby, which reflect Cambridge’s colonial past. The tour continues with a short train ride, followed by a walk to a local chocolate factory, where you’ll enjoy a 30-minute chocolate tasting and learn the secrets of artisanal chocolate-making. Along the way, engaging stories and fun trivia will bring Harvard’s rich history and legacy to life, making this experience both educational and delicious. This small-group tour is perfect for history lovers, chocolate enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a unique Cambridge experience. Available in English, Spanish, French, and Italian.

A delicious adventure through the historic attractions of the Freedom Trail and get ready for a tasting adventure on your way through the best local eats and treats in the local markets and the area!learning remarkable facts about Boston's history, from the arrival of the first pilgrims through the Revolution and Independence to the city's present day. This is not only a historical tour, but an immersive experience in the different cultures that made the North End their home. This walking tour includes the North End and the Freedom Trail, and includes such sights as the Paul Revere House, the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, the Kings Chapel, the Old South Meeting House, and the first school in the United States. The tour will be personalized to go at your own pace, with stops for pictures and entrance to one historic historic site. This guided tour is in English, Spanish, French and Italian. Tours are personalized for each tour group. This is a walking tour with stops for pictures and explanation of historic details/events.

Come experience the history of one of the world's most famous cities for witchcraft and magic. Learn about how the city once known for the infamous Salem Witch Trials has become the home of one of the largest communities of Wiccans and pagans in the US. This tour seamlessly blends history and magic. Not only is this a history tour but it is a tour of the present as well as the past, and delves into esoterica. You will meet some of Salem's most famous magical practitioners and visit the main witchcraft shops in Salem, where you can buy magical herbs and potions, candles, and books about the art of witchcraft. This tour is not only in your own language, but also much more in-depth Tours are personalized for each tour group. Optional: Tarot reading or palm reading in Salem at additional cost from the tour guide, who is also an experienced Tarot reader, palm reader and numerologist.

You will explore this city's most historically significant places while learning remarkable facts about Boston's history, from the arrival of the first pilgrims through the Revolution and Independence to the city's present day. This is not only a historical tour, but an immersive experience in the different cultures that made the North End their home. This walking tour includes the North End and the Freedom Trail, and includes such sights as the Paul Revere House, the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, the Kings Chapel, the Old South Meeting House, and the first school in the United States. The tour will be personalized to go at your own pace, with stops for pictures and entrance to one historic historic site. This guided tour is in English, Spanish, French and Italian. Tours are personalized for each tour group. This is a walking tour with stops for pictures and explanation of historic details/events.

Discover the most interesting points of this beautiful city. Boston is one of the oldest cities in the United States, and is known throughout the world as a cultural city. The Boston area is home to many prestigious universities, such as Harvard, MIT, Boston University, Emerson College, and many more. You will visit the most characteristic and interesting places in Boston, such as Quincy Market, Charles Street, Prudential Tower, Boston Common, and the Beacon Hill neighborhood, among others. At the first stop, you will visit the prestigious Harvard University. You will go sightseeing among the buildings, and walk around the yards and surroundings while you learn about the most significant events that marked the history of this prominent university from its foundation to the present. At the second stop, you will walk the Freedom Trail, learning about the most significant places that marked the history of Boston from the arrival of the Puritans, through the Revolution, to the independence of the United States. This stop includes the old State House, Faneuil Hall, the Kings Chapel, the Old South Meeting House, the first school in the United States and the Italian neighborhood in the North End. This guided tour is your own language (French, Spanish, Italian, or English) and is designed with part walking and part bus travel with a stop for a coffee and Italian pastries in the Italian neighborhood (price not included in the tour). Tours are personalized for each tour group and include transportation.

Step into the rich history and mystical present of Salem on the Salem Bewitched Tour with Tarot Reading. Explore the infamous Salem Witch Trials and the town’s dark past while experiencing the esoteric world of tarot and palmistry guided by a professional tarot reader, numerologist, and master in palmistry. This immersive walking tour is perfect for anyone fascinated by esotericism, clairvoyance, and mystery. Stroll through Salem’s historic streets, uncover the stories of the accused witches, their trials, and the superstitions that shaped the town centuries ago. Along the way, your guide will offer a live clairvoyance session, blending history and the mystical for a truly unique experience. Don’t miss this thrilling journey through Salem’s bewitching past and present!