Hidden Gems on the Freedom Trail - Guided Group Tour of Boston

Walk through the oldest public park in America, established in 1634. See the entrance to the oldest subway system in the country.

See the gold-domed Massachusetts State House, hear the story of why there is a pinecone on top.

See Park Street Church, at one point the tallest building in America. Learn why it was called the "Brimstone Corner".

See the third oldest burial ground in Boston where Paul Revere, Sam Adams, and John Hancock are buried.

See the first Anglican church built in Boston, find out why it does not have a steeple.

Walk through the oldest burial ground in Boston, which has graves from the very first settlers of the area. See the grave of John Winthrop, the first Governor of The Massachusetts Bay Colony.

See the Old City Hall of Boston, a steak house today. Hear the story of the oldest public school in America, the Boston Latin School, while standing at its very first location.

Hear the story behind the Irish immigration to Boston due to the Potato Famine in Ireland.

See the building where the Boston Tea Party began.

See the building where famous works such as Little Women, Walden, Civil Disobedience, Nature, and Scarlett Letter were published.

See the Old State House, where the Declaration of Independence was first read in Boston.

See the sight of the Boston Massacre, a conflict which almost started the American Revolution.

See Faneuil Hall, listen to how it got the nickname "The Cradle of Liberty" during the American Revolution.

See the famous Quincy Market, historically a market place selling goods from all over the world which were imported in Boston. Time for a restroom break.

Pass by the oldest restaurant in America.

Walk across the Rose Kennedy Greenway, the park which now stands on top of the infamous Big Dig project.

See the Paul Revere House, one of the oldest wooden houses of Boston.

See the Old North Church and learn the story of Paul Revere's midnight ride. Hear about the many inaccuracies in the famous poem.

Walk through the second oldest burying ground in Boston. See graves of Boston Tea Party participants. See for yourself how the British used the grave stones for target practice during the American Revolution.

Learn why the skinniest house in Boston is nick named "The Spite House".

See the Bunker Hill Monument and the USS Constitution from across the Boston Harbor. Great views of both monuments from the Copp's Hill Terrace.

End the tour in Paul Revere Mall, with convenient access to further explore the Freedom Trail sights or grab lunch in the North End. Your tour guide will be happy to recommend a place to grab food in the area or point you to your next destination.