USA · HISTORICAL TOURS IN BOSTON
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 historical tours in Boston justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Walk Boston’s full Freedom Trail with a historian, from Boston Common to Paul Revere’s North End, with stories, sights, and practical tips.
“Nick was well-spoken and obviously loves the history of his community. Appreciated the tour as my 20 year old son and I enjoyed the city!”
Tour Fenway Park with a guide, sit atop the Green Monster, see rare Red Sox memorabilia, and hear 100 years of Boston baseball stories.
“Our tour guide Matt was very informative and funny. It was really cool to be able to watch the sun set from the press box and see all the exclusive Red Sox memorabilia. Great date night.”
Taste North End bread, pizza, and Italian specialties, then follow Boston’s Freedom Trail from the harbor to Beacon Hill.
“We had a great time sampling Boston's food and learning about the history. Our guide Lexie was great and had as a local had insight others may not have.”
Cruise Boston Harbor for one hour of history, skyline views, USS Constitution, Castle Island, and lively narration from Long Wharf.
“Super fun cruise around the Boston Harbor with Holly. We really enjoyed seeing the city from the water and learning about the history of the Harbor. Holly was fantastic! We got to watch the planes flying right over us as they landed at Boston Logan. Amazing!”
Review of Boston’s 2.5-hour small-group Freedom Trail tour, with 16 landmarks, strong storytelling, cemetery stops, and North End views.
“Toby did a great job of explaining the history in an entertaining way—I definitely left retaining knowledge instead of being overwhelmed and not retaining anything. It was nice that half way through the walk you get a brief stop to use the bathroom and grab a drink if needed. Definitely worth the money!!”
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