Somerville Charter Bus & Minibus Rentals

LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston

• 598 Assembly Row, Somerville, MA 02145
• (866) 228-6439

If you’re looking for a fun and family-friendly spot to spend a few hours with kids in Boston, LEGOLAND Discovery Center is calling! Whether you’re planning a field trip, a birthday party, or just something fun to do with the kiddos, there’s something for everyone. Check out MINILAND®, where you’ll see Boston landmarks created from more than a million LEGO® bricks; head to the Kingdom Quest laser ride for a family-friendly journey into a medieval world, and build a LEGO® masterpiece with a Master Model Builder during a workshop. With your private shuttle rental from Charter Bus Rental Company Somerville, no one has to sit back from all the fun and excitement!

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

• 465 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115
• (617) 267-9300

If you’re in need of some refined fun for adults and school field trips, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA) is among the city’s and country’s top destinations. The sprawling campus includes one of the most comprehensive art collections in the world: everything from Ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian artifacts to Monet and van Gogh masterpieces to works from local, contemporary, emerging, and avant-garde artists. Plan your own itinerary on the MFA’s app, take a guided tour, or enjoy one of their daily and rotating activities, including special exhibitions of art and fashion—along with tours for people with disabilities—that run throughout the year. Plus, admission is free for everyone under 17 and for some of the local Boston-area institutions, making the MFA one of the easiest museums in the city to explore.

Boston Children's Museum

• 308 Congress St, Boston, MA 02210
• (617) 426-6500

For decades, Boston families and schools have delighted in taking a day at the Boston Children’s Museum. This interactive museum has an ever-evolving selection of activities and attractions designed to engage children’s minds. Visit for the long-running exhibits like the New Balance Foundation Climb (a three-story vertical playground built into a giant milk bottle) or the Art Studio. Check their calendar to book special programs like family-friendly workshops and educational workshops and performances from musicians around the city.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

• 4 S Market St, Boston, MA 02109
• (617) 523-1300

Faneuil Hall Marketplace is one of the most famous places for events, entertainment and tourism in Boston. Here you’ll see everything from world-class street performers and a weekend artisan market to the popular Cheers bar—recreated from the famed television series—and historic landmarks like the meeting hall where American colonists plotted out the rebellion that would be known as the Boston Tea Party. Plus, a variety of retail shops offering souvenirs, clothes, books, and home goods means there’s something for every shopper at this indoor-outdoor destination—making this location popular with groups of all ages!

USS Constitution Museum

• Building 22, Charlestown Navy Yard, Charlestown, MA 02129
• (617) 426-1812

Built from wood and iron in the 1790s, the USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world. Your trip here is free with the help of Charter Bus Rental Company Somerville! This ship served the nation with distinction, seeing action during conflicts like the War of 1812 and fighting valiantly in multiple battles against Barbary pirates—even earning her the nickname of “Old Ironsides.” Visitors are welcome to board the vessel’s deck, enjoy one of the Navy’s free daily and hourly educational programs or visit the nearby USS Constitution Museum where they’ll learn about naval history from the revolutionary war era onwards.

Franklin Park Zoo

• 1 Franklin Park Rd, Boston, MA 02121
• (617) 541-5466

Franklin Park Zoo is the place to be for kid-friendly fun, located in the Boston neighborhood of Dorchester and surrounded by the expansive greenery of Franklin Park (which is one of Boston’s Emerald Necklace parks). Spend an afternoon at Franklin Park Zoo touring exhibits and seeing wildlife, from local favorites like red pandas and bald eagles to tropical rainforest residents and animals from the African savanna.

The Freedom Trail

This free, 2.5-mile trail is one of the best ways to see some of Boston’s oldest and most notable historic attractions. Walk through 16 sites like Faneuil Hall, Paul Revere’s house, the Old South Meeting House, Old North Church, Old Granary Burying Ground, the Boston Massacre site, and more. Whether you walk with a small group or book a charter bus for a group tour with pick-up and drop-off spots, this walkable Boston attraction can enhance your day in the city. It’s a historical stroll your history buffs don’t want to miss!

Arnold Arboretum

• 125 Arborway, Boston, MA 02130
• (617) 524-1718

Whether you need a quick breather between city sightseeing or you have an appreciation for plants, the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University is a must for visitors in the Boston area and an ideal group-friendly spot for family reunions, private events, or an outing with your coworkers. Located in the nearby Jamaica Plain and Roslindale neighborhoods, these 281 acres of flora were designed in 1872 by lauded landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted (who also designed Boston’s Emerald Necklace). Stroll among gorgeous trees and flowers, wander along walking paths, check out the library or herbarium, or plan a picnic, and discover the local wildlife that thrives here.

Boston Harbor Islands State Park

• Spectacle and Georges Islands, Boston, MA 02110
• (617) 223-8666

Take a ferry and enjoy the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park with a group, and know that your ground transportation will be stress-free thanks to Charter Bus Rental Company Somerville! We have access to private charter bus rentals and minibuses in Somerville and the surrounding areas that can shuttle your visitors to and from ferry terminals on your group’s schedule. The 34 islands are filled with local history and recreational activities—beaches, walking trails, hiking, historic forts, a lighthouse, even glamping opportunities. Pack your coolers and personal bags in your charter bus or minibus shuttle’s overhead storage or luggage bays before boarding the ferry, then relax and let us take the wheel once your back on dry land!

Emerald Necklace

With seven gorgeous parks, Boston’s Emerald Necklace is a beloved local escape from city life. Walk among diverse local fauna, take a stroll along public walking paths, enjoy kayaking or paddle-boating at Jamaica Pond, or visit museums and other unique spaces nestled inside these green spaces, like the Arnold Arboretum.