Concord Trip

Where Thoreau penned "Walden," this glacial kettle pond embodies his philosophy of simplicity and natural beauty. Swim in its waters or hike the Pond Path for a literary pilgrimage through pristine Walden Woods.

Step into the preserved home where Louisa May Alcott wrote her beloved "Little Women" in 1868. Explore authentically furnished rooms with original family artefacts during a guided tour of this literary time capsule.

Walk the hallowed ground where American independence began at the North Bridge and Battle Road Trail. Immerse yourself in revolutionary history through living history programmes and restored 18th-century landscapes.

Step into the historic home where Nathaniel Hawthorne and Louisa May Alcott once lived and wrote. The guided tour reveals rooms that inspired American literary classics and offers glimpses into 19th-century author life.

Stand where the American Revolution began with the "shot heard 'round the world" at this historic wooden bridge. Wander among monuments while contemplating the peaceful landscape that once witnessed conflict.

Walden Pond's Main Beach offers serene waters where Thoreau penned his masterpiece on simple living. Swim in literary history or hike surrounding trails that inspired transcendental thought.

This 18th-century home bears a preserved bullet hole from the Revolutionary War, a tangible link to American independence. Visitors can examine this historical detail while exploring the surrounding North Bridge area.

You can learn about the history of Concord with a stop at Ralph Waldo Emerson Memorial House. Amble around this family-friendly area's riverfront or attend a sporting event.