Park Street Church
The church at which early puritanism evolved into protestant abolishment.
Join us on a captivating journey through history as you walk the historic Freedom Trail in Boston. This 90-minute tour is the perfect length to keep you engaged and entertained while learning about the birthplace of the American Revolution. Don't worry about directions or getting lost, our expert guides will lead the way, dressed in Revolutionary period clothing to truly immerse you in the moment. Get ready to bring history to life as you explore 11 out of the 16 sights along the Freedom Trail.
During this tour, you can expect to gain a deep understanding of the early history of Boston and the events that led to the American Revolution. You'll visit iconic landmarks such as the Massachusetts State House, Granary Burying Ground, and Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Each step of the way, our knowledgeable guides will share fascinating stories and historical insights, allowing you to truly connect with the past. This experience offers a unique opportunity to learn about the birth of a nation while enjoying a leisurely stroll through the heart of Boston.
This tour is for anyone with an interest in history, from seasoned history buffs to casual travelers looking to explore the rich heritage of Boston. Families, solo travelers, and groups of friends can all enjoy this experience together. Whether you're a local resident or visiting from afar, this tour offers a captivating insight into the city's past that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for Boston's role in shaping American history.
By choosing our historic Freedom Trail tour, you'll not only have an informative experience, but also an entertaining one. Our guides undergo rigorous training from experienced Freedom Trail tour guides and professional actors. This ensures that your time with us is not only educational but also fun and memorable. As you walk in the footsteps of revolutionaries, you'll feel the weight of history and be transported back to a time when the fate of a nation was being decided.
This 90-minute tour begins at the Visitor's Center in Boston Common, conveniently located near public transportation. It's recommended to arrive a few minutes early to ensure a prompt departure. The tour covers approximately 1.5 miles of walking, so comfortable shoes are advised. Be prepared to be outdoors for the duration of the tour, as there are no indoor stops along the way. As you stroll through the city, feel free to ask questions and engage with our knowledgeable guides for a more personalized experience. Don't forget your camera to capture the iconic sights and historic landmarks along the way.
Travelers who have taken this tour rave about the knowledgeable guides who bring history to life. They praise the engaging storytelling and the immersive experience provided by the guides dressed in Revolutionary period clothing. Many reviewers appreciated the manageable 90-minute duration of the tour, as it allowed them to explore the highlights of the Freedom Trail without feeling rushed. Visitors of all ages, including families with children and solo travelers, found the tour to be both educational and enjoyable. The combination of historical information and entertaining anecdotes made for a memorable experience. Overall, the tour received high ratings for its engaging guides, well-paced itinerary, and the unique perspective it offered on American history.
Park Street Church
The church at which early puritanism evolved into protestant abolishment.
Boston Common
They will hear about the early history of Boston.
Massachusetts State House
A historic government building built in 1795 representing that government is illegitimate without the peoples consent.
Granary Burying Ground
Historic graveyard (over 350 years old) with more signers of the U.S. constitution than anywhere in America.
King's Chapel
Historic church, originally church of England (origianlly built around 1688).
Boston Latin School
Sight of the oldest public school in the United States founded in 1635.
Old South Meeting House
Famous meetings were held there including a meeting just before the Boston Tea Party in 1773.
Old State House
Built in 1713. Original state house in Boston first controlled by the British, then took over by the Americans in 1775.
Boston Massacre Site
Famous spot where 5 Americans were killed by British soldiers in 1770. Paul Revere did famous engraving of this site.
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Conclusion of tour. Famous marketplace building. Famous statue of Samuel Adams founder of revolution is there.
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