Lexington Visitors Center

Small museum, clean restrooms, small gift shop, helpful staff. Worth stopping to get information on visiting the battle sites and historical section of town.

Friendly knowledgeable staff. Bathrooms clean. Great gift shop. Clothing, historic books, locally made spice blends, magnets, ornaments, dishware. Something for everyone. A nice selection of brochures too and also sign up for tours

Incredible, private trolley tour of Concord for my parents' Anniversary Party!! Thank you Katie Johnson of the Lexington Visitors Center for organizing the fun-filled morning! Our Minuteman tour guide, Dale, brought history to life with his animated and detailed history of battlefields, war strategies, weapons, etc!! He even had us marching behind him while he played his Fife! Thanks Dale for teaching and entertaining us !! Deborah, our driver, was also professional and patient with our changes to the itinerary. Overall, a fantastic day!!!

Very expansive visitor center. Bigger than concords. More options for shopping and explanations. The have bus rides about 90 minute long for Lexington and concord on the history of the beginning of the independence war for the british colonies setting off with the specific events of April 18 & 19 of 1775. The desire for independence was brewing for some time. There is a bit of dispute if it started in Lexington or concord, for this reason there is flag pole silly stuff.

Best selection of books and touristy gifts. Great diorama of the first armed conflict between the colonists and the British army. Visit here first then go outside and see how small of an area that it took place in.