Liberty Tour

This was an informative bus/​trolley tour, led by a guide dressed up in colonial clothing. It was very interesting to get a high level tour of all the important places in Lexington and Concord — it gives you a sense of which places you should go back to visit after the tour. It got a little confusing since we were winding around and I have no idea really where everything was location-​wise, but was very cool to see where the first shot rang out, where the first blood was shed, where Louisa May Alcott wrote Little Women, where Paul Revere rode, etc.
Adults are $ 28 but with AAA the price is $ 25. It’s convenient being located right in the visitor center, and you can get free parking out back for the entire day if you wanted to visit the shops nearby. There is also free 2 hour parking on the street, and when I was there, they weren’t really monitoring it (late August, after peak tourist season). For the convenience of being driven around, told stories to, and as an introduction to the tourist locations in the city, this was a good experience. I’d recommend it to others!