Emerson College is a private college with its main campus in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 1880 by Charles Wesley Emerson as a "school of oratory," the college offers more than three dozen degree and professional training programs specializing in the fields of arts and communication with a foundation in liberal arts studies. Its location is right at the center of the City, surrounded by many significant historic landmarks and structures; the most notable are the Boston Public Garden and Boston Common. It is served by Boylston station on the MBTA Green Line and Chinatown station on the Orange Line. During full-day excursions, Meal Boxes or a prepaid card with a flat rate amount will be provided to be used for lunches and/or dinners in the city. There is also free Wifi throughout the campus.

Thanks to City Pass you can visit:

• New England Aquarium
• Museum of Science
• Harvard Museum of Natural History
• View Boston Observation Deck

Walking tours of the city include but are not limited to: 

• Boston Harbor Island is a national recreation area where nature and historic sites amaze all the visitors
• Freedom Trail: a long walking red signed street where to run across the history of the Independence War
• Fenway Park, Home of Red Sox
• MIT – Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Trinity Church, Boston Public Library, Newbury Street, Old North Church, Copley Square, Faneuil Hall Marketplace

Transport via private buses to:

• Plymouth: where to relive the history of the Pilgrim Fathers visiting the Mayflower II, the Grist Mill, the Pilgrim Hall Museum and the Plimoth Plantation
• Salem, famous for its witches and their trials