From Freedom Trail to Future Tech: A Boston Student Tour

Boston Student Travel Itinerary | Educational Tour of Boston, Massachusetts

DAY 1

Spend the morning at the Kennedy Senate Institute, which features a replica of the United States Senate chamber. During the tour and hands-on workshop, students will act like “Senators”. They will collaborate in a dynamic, hands-on environment to create smart, impactful regulations for AI, emphasizing privacy, non-discrimination, and safety. This engaging activity not only sparks creativity and critical thinking but also offers a fun, real-world glimpse into the legislative process, making complex topics like AI regulation accessible and exciting.

Continue on to Castle Island, a peninsula in South Boston on the shore of Boston Harbor. Tour Fort Independence and walk the Castle Island loop or the longer Pleasure Bay loop. Spend some time exploring the beach. Have dinner at Fire+Ice, a fun round grill that allows you to enjoy a dish of your own creation.

At night, have fun exploring the Museum of Fine Arts, which is open until 10 pm Thursdays and Fridays. One of the most prominent art museums in the United States, the MFA houses nearly 500,000 works of art ranging from Egyptian artifacts to contemporary pieces.

DAY 2

Go to the Bunker Hill monument and museum, and visit the USS Constitution also known as “Old Ironsides”.

Have a guided tour along the Freedom Trail and see the Old North Church, the Paul Revere House and Copp's Hill Burying Ground along the way.

Have lunch in Quincy Market and spend time in Faneuil Hall. In the evening, board the Spirit of Boston cruise for a fun night of dinner and dancing!

DAY 4

Have breakfast in the hotel and then travel to the TreeTop Adventure ropes course in Canton, just south of Boston for a climbing and zip-line experience.

Have pizza delivered to the ropes course for lunch.

Then, visit the JFK Library for a visit. This Library is a museum that portrays the life, leadership, and legacy of President Kennedy, conveying his enthusiasm for politics and public service. The museum is dedicated to the memory of our nation’s thirty-fifth president.