Join a local guide on a journey along Boston’s Freedom Trail, where you'll experience the city’s history and gastronomy first-hand. This tour takes in iconic landmarks and offers the chance to sample traditional dishes such as chowder, baked beans and cannoli.

Key sites you'll explore include the bustling Boston Public Market, historic Faneuil Hall, the renowned Paul Revere House and the ancient Old North Church. On Fridays and Saturdays, you can even witness the centuries-old Haymarket tradition.

As you wander through historic streets, your guide will share lesser-known local stories while you take in the views of the lush Rose Kennedy Greenway and the poignant Holocaust Memorial Park.

Your guide will recommend delicious food at each stop. Sample whatever takes your fancy, or simply soak up the ambience.

Ventajas

You can sample traditional New England chowder and baked beans at Boston Public Market
The bustling food hall at Faneuil Hall, known as the "Cradle of Liberty", is another highlight
You'll stroll through the beautifully transformed Rose Kennedy Greenway with your local guide
A visit to Paul Revere's historic home in Boston's North End is like stepping back in time
You can discover the fascinating history and architecture of the ancient Old North Church

Información importante

Accessibility:

The tour is accessible for both wheelchairs and pushchairs

Know in advance:

The tour covers 1.2 miles (about 2 km) at a leisurely pace
Your ticket includes the guided walking tour, but food isn't included. You have the option of purchasing the recommended items at each stop, which would cost around $30
Please note that some venues may not be open on all tour dates. If this happens, your guide will ensure that a great alternative is included instead
The tour runs rain or shine. If extreme weather forces a cancellation, a full refund will be provided

Dónde

Boston Public Market, Hanover Street, Boston, MA, USA

Lugar de encuentro:

Meet your guide at the Congress Street entrance to the Boston Public Market, where Congress Street meets Hanover Street. Your guide will be wearing an orange ExperienceFirst hat.