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Discover Boston beyond the usual sights with our Boston's Freedom Trail and Charming Beacon Hill Tour. This 2-hour adventure takes you through the city’s rich history, blending iconic landmarks with the vibrant neighborhoods that make Boston unique.
Start outside the Boston RMV Service Center, where your local guide will meet you. From there, you'll explore historic sites like Faneuil Hall, the Old State House, and Boston Common, all while hearing captivating stories about Boston’s revolutionary past and its modern charm.
Wander through cobbled streets of Beacon Hill, learn about the Boston Tea Party, and see the impressive Massachusetts State House. This small-group tour offers a personal experience, packed with insider tips on where to eat, relax, and explore further in Boston.
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours.
The tour is conducted in English.
Yes, it’s suitable for infants (0-5) and adults up to 399. Be sure to check accessibility options if needed.
You’ll receive insider tips on Boston’s best spots, stops at key landmarks, and an expert English-speaking guide with local insights. The group is small for a more personal experience.
Additional food and drinks, as well as tips for your guide, are not included.
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, and transportation options are also wheelchair friendly.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Meet outside the main public entrance of the Boston RMV Service Center, located at 156 Blackstone Street, in the same building as the Boston Public Market. Look for the glass-and-metal awning near the Surface Rd & Hanover St bus stop. Your guide will be waiting here.
Start at Faneuil Hall, where you'll learn about Boston’s revolutionary beginnings and the push for independence.
View the Custom House Tower, Boston’s first skyscraper, and learn about its role in the city’s history.
Visit the site of the Boston Tea Party and hear how Bostonians staged their famous act of rebellion in 1773.
Pass by Boston’s first bookstore, where publishers of Thoreau, Hawthorne, and Longfellow worked.
Explore the hall that housed Boston’s city council and the first public school, and see the Bronze Donkey statue.
Walk through Downtown Crossing, pass Old City Hall, and visit King’s Chapel, possibly hearing the organ on the oldest church organ in the US.
Stop at the Old State House, where the Declaration of Independence was announced, and learn about the Boston Massacre.
Stroll through Boston Common, the oldest city park in the US, filled with memorials and fountains since 1634.
Explore the historic neighborhood that declined due to sailors and soldiers, now a vibrant part of Boston’s identity.
Visit a memorial honoring one of the first African American regiments and Colonel Robert Gould Shaw.
Admire the Massachusetts State House’s golden dome and learn about its history and significance.
Pass by Boston’s historic cemetery, established in 1660, where revolutionary heroes like Hancock, Revere, and Adams are buried.
End your tour at Boston’s first public park, a lively space for relaxation and recreation since the Revolution era.
Meet at the starting point
Meet outside the main public entrance of the Boston RMV Service Center, located in the same building as the Boston Public Market, directly across from the Rose Kennedy Greenway.
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From $25.16 per person