Things to do in John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum

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Although Chinese was selected, there were not enough Chinese-speaking participants, so a Chinese-speaking guide was not assigned, and the entire tour was conducted in English. The English-speaking guide, Sharon, provided very thorough explanations, to the point where it was a bit funny that she wanted us to listen to her entire explanation before taking pictures. The itinerary was acceptable, except the lunch took a little too long.

It was a truly satisfying and delicious trip, with tasty local bakeries, pizza shops, coffee shops, and sandwiches. In particular, our guide Ilan gave us friendly explanations and answered all our questions with great care, especially for us as Korean visitors. Highly recommended for first-time travelers to Boston. Thank you Ilan!

Such great experience with our nice tour guide Ms Jenny.... Both uni are beautiful and unique.

The boarding location is conveniently located next to the Aquarium station on the MBTA Blue Line! After purchasing tickets online, simply present the QR code at the boat to board directly.

It was a delightful tour thanks to our guide Andrea, who provided excellent explanations and kept everything on schedule!!!!!!!!!!! I would definitely use this service again in the future. The bus seats were comfortable, and all the guides were friendly!!! Thank you!

From the moment you enter, you'll feel like you're part of the Tea Party, it's incredibly immersive. You can even personally toss chests of tea into the sea. This is a must-visit attraction to understand Boston's history.

The penguins were the highlight. They have a wide variety of fish from all over the world, which was really impressive. There were sea lions outside, and they also had a sea lion show. It was a shame they didn't have dolphins. The kids had a great time.