Landmarks & Historical Buildings in Concord, MA

Fresh reviews:

Disclaimer: I am an American history buff. Especially when it comes to colonial times leading up to and through the American Revolution.This is one of the best American historic sites you could visit if you ask me. When you visit the Old North Bridge you are visiting the site where colonial rebels first…

John K.

North Bridge

We took the tour of the house with a family of 5. Two 10 year olds and 3 adults. This was by far the most interesting tour we’ve taken! We have traveled all through Boston and taken all the typical tours.David was our tour guide and was very very entertaining and informative, he provided us with numerous…

Anna R.

Old Manse

I was traveling in and around Concord, stopping at many of the more notable and/or famous locations relating to famous Concord writers and philosophers. Thoreau Farm seemed like a fitting option — especially considering I’m a fan of so much of Thoreau’s work.As noted on the Thoreau Farm website, you may visit…

Erica R.

Thoreau Farm

We found this place while looking for wheelchair accessible trails in the Concord area. The Dike trail (1.5 miles?) is wheelchair accessible — flat, wide, and well packed. We took a section of the Edge Trail at one point, and that was not wheelchair accessible — many tree roots, rocks, and at some points steps…

AB H.

Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge

I’ve walked a few trails in New York and Florida, and wish we had more in my home counties on Long Island. I was pleasantly surprised to stumble onto this trail near our hotel. We’d been visiting the Lowell area and I thought I’d get some exercise one evening, heading to the local stores. Saw the wood fence and…