Harvard University is America’s oldest institution of higher learning, founded in 1636 before the United States even existed. On this walking tour, you’ll hear how a desperate Puritan colony’s need for literate ministers evolved into the world’s most prestigious university, and how it continues to shape American history.
This self-guided walking tour starts at the Harvard Student Center in Harvard Square. You’ll pass through the famous gates into Harvard Yard, where the oldest collegiate buildings in America still house students today. You’ll stroll through the historic campus, passing the iconic Widener Library with its tragic Titanic connection, the whispering arches of Sever Hall, and Memorial Church.
A, along with Sam Adams and James Bowdoin, wrote the constitution of the Commonwealth of MA. However, entry to the Hall is not included on the tour.
However, entry to the house itself is not included in this tour.
Rntry to the building is not included on the tour.
However, entry to the Library itself is not included in this tour.
However, entry to the Center itself is not included in this tour.
32 Quincy St, Harvard University, Cambridge, United States
We'll also pass by the Harvard Art Museums with its unique collection of art. However, entry to the Museums is not included in this tour.
However, entry to the center is not included in this tour.
However, entry to the Hall itself is not included in this tour.
However, entry to the church itself is not included in this tour.
However, entry to the school itself is not included in this tour.
This tour starts at Harvard University Visitor Center. Before arrival, please install the mobile app and use the code provided on your confirmation ticket. Detailed starting point instructions are available after downloading."
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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