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Hidden Gems on the Freedom Trail - Guided Group Tour of Boston
Boston,
US
Discover the Hidden Gems on the Freedom Trail with a Guided Group Tour of Boston! Uncover the secrets of the American Revolution and immerse yourself in the city's rich history. Led by expert guides, this tour goes beyond the standard historical accounts to reveal lesser-known stories of the individuals who shaped America's fight for independence. Learn through hilarious stories and explore the 16 historical sites along the trail, including some hidden gems off the beaten path. Perfect for the whole family, this immersive experience will leave you entertained and educated, with the freedom to continue exploring Boston's historical sites on your own. Don't miss out on this unforgettable journey through Boston's past!
About this experience
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Free Cancellation For a full refund cancel at least
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3 hours 40 minutes
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Suitable for 1-15 Participants
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Small Group Tour
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Guided Experience
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Interactive storytelling of American Revolution history
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Uncovering hidden narratives of Boston's past
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Entertaining and educational experience for all ages
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Expert guides sharing lesser-known stories
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Exploring secret operations of spies and radicals
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- Gratuities
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Introduction
Hidden Gems on the Freedom Trail offers a unique and immersive guided group tour of Boston, allowing participants to explore not only the famous historical sites but also uncover some hidden gems along the way.What to expect?
Participants can expect to walk the iconic Freedom Trail and visit all 16 historical sites while also discovering lesser-known stories and narratives that go beyond the standard historical accounts. The tour is led by expert guides who are passionate about sharing the untold struggles and secret operations that shaped America's fight for independence. Expect to be entertained and educated through hilarious stories, historical maps, and photographs that bring the city's rich history to life.Who is this for?
This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts, families looking for a fun and educational experience, and anyone interested in delving deeper into the historical significance of Boston. Whether you're a local looking to learn more about your city or a tourist eager to explore hidden gems, this tour is designed to cater to a diverse audience.Why book this?
Hidden Gems on the Freedom Trail stands out for its commitment to showcasing the lesser-known aspects of Boston's history. By uncovering hidden narratives and sharing stories of marginalized communities and revolutionary figures, the tour offers a fresh perspective on the American Revolution. With engaging guides, entertaining storytelling, and a focus on both education and entertainment, this experience promises to be a memorable and enlightening journey through time.Good to know
Participants should come prepared for a walking tour, wear comfortable shoes, and bring a sense of curiosity and adventure. The tour ends in the Paul Revere Mall, providing easy access to continue exploring the Freedom Trail sights on your own or to enjoy lunch in the vibrant North End neighborhood.Reviews
Travelers who have taken the Hidden Gems on the Freedom Trail tour rave about the informative and engaging experience. Many praise the knowledgeable guides, the entertaining storytelling, and the opportunity to discover hidden stories and sites not typically included in standard tours. Overall, participants express high satisfaction with the tour's unique approach to Boston's history and its ability to make the past come alive in a fun and memorable way.How long before the event do I need to book?
- You can book at any time before the event
Vouchers accepted in the following formats
- Mobile
Is an adult required for the booking?
- At least one adult or senior required per booking
Your Itinerary
Massachusetts State House
See the gold-domed Massachusetts State House, hear the story of why there is a pinecone on top.
Park Street Church
See Park Street Church, at one point the tallest building in America. Learn why it was called the "Brimstone Corner".
Granary Burying Ground
See the third oldest burial ground in Boston where Paul Revere, Sam Adams, and John Hancock are buried.
King's Chapel
See the first Anglican church built in Boston, find out why it does not have a steeple.
King's Chapel Burying Ground
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.
Old City Hall
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.
Boston Irish Famine Memorial
Hear the story behind the Irish immigration to Boston due to the Potato Famine in Ireland.
Old South Meeting House
See the building where the Boston Tea Party began.
Old Corner Bookstore
See the building where famous works such as Little Women, Walden, Civil Disobedience, Nature, and Scarlett Letter were published.
Old State House
See the Old State House, where the Declaration of Independence was first read in Boston.
Boston Massacre Site
See the sight of the Boston Massacre, a conflict which almost started the American Revolution.
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
See Faneuil Hall, listen to how it got the nickname "The Cradle of Liberty" during the American Revolution.
Quincy Market
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.
Union Oyster House
(Pass by)
Pass by the oldest restaurant in America.
Rose Kennedy Greenway
Walk across the Rose Kennedy Greenway, the park which now stands on top of the infamous Big Dig project.
The Paul Revere House
See the Paul Revere House, one of the oldest wooden houses of Boston.
Old North Church & Historic Site
See the Old North Church and learn the story of Paul Revere's midnight ride. Hear about the many inaccuracies in the famous poem.
Copp's Hill Burying Ground
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.
Skinny House
Learn why the skinniest house in Boston is nick named "The Spite House".
Copp's Hill Terrace
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.
Paul Revere Mall
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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.
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