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Trace our nation’s road to independence on your guided tour of Boston, featuring a walk on the Freedom Trail to see the site of the Boston Massacre, Old North Church, Paul Revere’s House, the Old State House, the USS Constitution (Old Ironsides), the Bunker Hill Monument, the elaborate John F. Kennedy Library and the Prudential Center Skywalk. Students visit historic Lexington, where the first shots of the American Revolution were discharged in 1775, and neighboring Concord, famed for the Old North Bridge where the “shot heard ’round the world“ was fired, as well as home to a wealth of American literary figures, including Louisa May Alcott, Nathaniel Hawthorne and Ralph Waldo Emerson. Visits to Salem and the Witch Museum, the Hawthorne-inspired House of Seven Gables and the renowned Hard Rock Cafe complete this New England journey. Harvard and MIT tours may be added. REQUEST A PROPOSAL : RESERVE A TRIP
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For a close look at America’s colonial and revolutionary periods, this package provides an outstanding learning experience. With breakfast, lunch and dinner included, your trip begins with a guided tour of Jamestown Settlement, a re-creation of the first permanent English settlement in America, complete with authentically costumed interpreters. On display are full-scale reproductions of James Fort, Powhatan Indian Village and the 18th-century sailing ships, the Susan Constant, Godspeed and Discovery. At the Yorktown Victory Center, students step back into the 1780s for a close look at the sequence of historic events that shaped our nation, from the beginning of America’s quest for independence to the establishment of the Constitution. This exciting outdoor living-history museum recounts the story of the last major conflict of the Revolutionary War and depicts family living, farming methods, military life and medical treatment of the 18th century. As our nation’s first outdoor history museum, Colonial Williamsburg showcases the social, economic and political living of 18th-century colonists. Students interact with authentically clad townspeople and tradesmen while exploring the beautifully restored buildings and grounds. Add Busch Gardens, an impressive theme park that combines old-world Europe with a dazzling assortment of rides, shows, exhibits and shops, for a field trip your students will never forget. Tour managers are available at an additional charge. Consider a visit to the new Presidents Park to complete your experience. REQUEST A PROPOSAL : RESERVE A TRIP
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With its unique history, stellar entertainment, renowned museums and culturally diverse influences, New York City is an extraordinary resource for educational travel. Must-see sights include the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty, while Ellis Island, the United Nations Building, Lower Manhattan, St. Patrick’s Cathedral and, of course, a Broadway show or two add another dimension of excitement to your students’ trip. To focus on individual study topics, other New York highlights include Radio City Music Hall, Lincoln Center, Madison Square Garden, NBC Television Studios, Rockefeller Plaza, Central Park, Greenwich Village, Chinatown, Harlem, Little Italy, Spanish Harlem, Brooklyn Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Museum of Natural History, the Hispanic Society of America, South Street Seaport, guided sightseeing throughout Manhattan’s famous neighborhoods and world-class shopping on Fifth Avenue. Two- to-four-day field trips to the Big Apple can be customized to meet the needs of your students, with concentrations in marketing, arts and theater, Hispanic heritage, business and social studies, contemporary and ancient history and more. Each tour is fully escorted. Call Julian Tours to discuss a customized New York City trip. |
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REQUEST A PROPOSAL : RESERVE A TRIP New York City Fashion and Sports Marketing Your three day tour features behind-the-scenes tours of the Meadowland Sports Venues and a guided walking tour through the famous Garment District. Visit a cutting factory, sales floor, fabric warehouse, NBA store and the famous Niketown. Cheer at a game and enjoy a Broadway show. This package includes hotel accommodations, breakfasts and dinners. A city tour, visit to Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum, and a trip to the Top of the Rock Observatory will complete the package. REQUEST A PROPOSAL : RESERVE A TRIP |
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There’s so much to see and do in Philadelphia, and we’ve found the best of the best! Your group can take an exciting walking tour to see the famed Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Franklin Court and Carpenter’s Hall, where the First Continental Congress met in 1774. Access to some public buildings may be limited, but a wealth of activities is always available. Other highlights include the U.S. Mint; the impressive, hands-on Franklin Institute Science Museum; and a guided tour of Valley Forge that re-creates the drama and hardship experienced by George Washington and his troops in 1778. Tour the acclaimed National Liberty Museum that recognizes heroes from our nation and around the world who have fought and sacrificed for freedom. Enjoy an exciting laser light show during Lights of Liberty, a unique evening tour experience. And visit the Constitution Center where students learn about our living constitution through interactive exhibits, live actors and dazzling multi-media displays. Local guides enhance your group’s experience. For more information, prices or to discuss a customized itinerary, call today. REQUEST A PROPOSAL : RESERVE A TRIP
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Capture Canada’s French tradition while touring Quebec, North America’s most European city. Your group will enjoy a walking tour of Upper Town, with its narrow, winding streets and vintage stone buildings, and Lower Town, where they’ll see Place Royale, Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, Batterie Royale and Petit Champlain. Other highlights include an evening of roller blading; a guided tour of La Citadelle; stops at Château Frontenac, Musee de la Civilisation, Les Galeries de la Capitale, Montmorency Falls, Basilica of Ste.-Anne-de-Beaupré and the Musee de l’abeille, Canada’s only bee museum. In addition to a historic fact-finding rally in Old Quebec, unique insight provided by guides and a multi-sensory, multimedia trip into Quebec’s history with the Quebec Experience, educational opportunities exist with on-site activities, teacher-led small-group touring and a delightful dinner in the beautiful Cote de Beaupré countryside. Completing this exciting field trip will be a ferry ride or cruise along the St. Lawrence, a scenic drive through Cote de Beaupré along Canada’s oldest road, and a stop in Montreal for a guided walking tour of Notre Dame Cathedral and St. Joseph’s Oratory. Three dinners and three breakfasts are included as well as the services of our extraordinary local guides. An exchange with Quebec school students can sometimes be arranged. REQUEST A PROPOSAL : RESERVE A TRIP
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Washington, DC, Alexandria and Arlington As a symbol of America’s unity, history and democratic tradition, Washington, DC, has been the headquarters of federal government since 1800. Decisions made here — by the President, members of Congress and Supreme Court Justices — affect every person in the nation, and many around the world. What better way to explore the birth of our nation than with a two- or three-day, fully guided Washington, DC field trip. Highlights can include the White House, Federal Triangle, Capitol Hill, the Supreme Court, Library of Congress, the Washington Monument and the Lincoln, Jefferson, FDR Memorials, as well as the Korean and Vietnam Veterans Memorials and the new World War II Memorial. Additional attractions include the National Archives, National Cathedral, the International Spy Museum, U.S. Holocaust Museum, Smithsonian Institution, the Museums of Natural and American History, Air and Space Museum, National Gallery of Art, Arlington National Cemetery, historic Georgetown, the home of Frederick Douglass, the National Zoo, Kennedy Center, Ford’s Theatre, a boat cruise along the Potomac River to Mount Vernon, and more. Access to some public buildings may be limited, but a wealth of activities is always available. Choose Washington, DC as your gateway and America’s story unfolds at historic landmarks like Colonial Williamsburg, Charlottesville, Gettysburg and Philadelphia; and unique cities like Annapolis, Baltimore, Lancaster and Richmond. In fact, all of these destinations are within a few hours of Washington, DC. |
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REQUEST A PROPOSAL : RESERVE A TRIP * Prices are based on a minimum of 48 paying participants per motorcoach. Teachers/chaperones travel free at the ratio of one free for every ten paying participants. Prices are based on Washington area departures and may be slightly higher or lower based on your exact location.
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