Self-drived audio guide Route Cambridge & Harvard, Boston

This Audio guide will take you to explore two of the most prestigious educational centers in the world: the city of Cambridge and Harvard University in Boston. Prepare your mind to immerse yourself in the history, impressive architecture, and vibrant academic environment. In the heart of Boston, from where we will head towards the Charles River, which separates Boston from Cambridge. Crossing the Longfellow Bridge: One stop is the iconic Longfellow Bridge, which connects Boston to Cambridge. From here, you'll enjoy a stunning view of the Charles River and the university's iconic buildings rising in the distance. Harvard Yard: Once in Cambridge, we will enter the famous Harvard Yard, the central courtyard of Harvard University. Here, surrounded by majestic red brick buildings, you can breathe the intellectual air that characterizes this institution. We will continue our tour admiring the Memorial Hall, an imposing Gothic building that houses a rich history and impressive architecture. Built in honor of Harvard students who fought in the Civil War, this building is an architectural gem. Next, we'll stop at the Widener Library, one of the largest libraries in the academic world. With its impressive neoclassical facade, it is an emblematic place on the Harvard campus. We cannot miss visiting the statue of John Harvard, known as "the lucky foot." Visitors flock to touch the left foot of this statue in search of academic good fortune. After exploring the campus, we'll head to Harvard Square, the bustling center of Cambridge. Here you will find a wide variety of shops, restaurants and cafes, as well as street performers and a vibrant nightlife. We will have a day full of history, culture and architectural beauty, leaving you with unforgettable memories of your experience at Cambridge and Harvard.