HISTORY WALKING TOURS IN BOSTON
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 10 history walking tours in Boston justify the slot, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Walk Boston’s Freedom Trail with a historian guide, seeing all 16 landmarks, hearing Revolutionary-era stories, and learning practical tips for the route.
“Mark was an amazing tour guide, kept it very interesting at all times and was so educated on all that is Boston! He went above and beyond!”
Walk Boston’s Freedom Trail with a small group, hearing Revolution-era stories and seeing 16 landmarks for $35 in 2.5 hours.
“Our guide Maura was very knowledgeable about the history of the Era and area. She had a passion for the subject and it was evident that she enjoyed what she was doing. We were very appreciative for that as opposed to someone who just recited dates and places. Highly recommend this tour and if you're lucky Maura will be your guide!”
Taste three Boston pizza slices, cannoli, and North End history on a small-group Freedom Trail walking tour.
“We took the tour on a crisp October day. We were late and joined the tour in progress. Scottie was personable, knowledgeable and funny. He made the tour a good experience. We had a great time.”
Review of Boston’s 2-hour history walk, covering Faneuil Hall, Beacon Hill, Boston Common, and the Public Garden for $39.80.
“Lexie, our guide was highly knowledgeable and a very pleasant woman.. She obviously has a great love for this city and has done a great deal of research, which enhanced her stories.”
Taste Boston’s North End through Italian food, family shops, wine, and local history on this small-group walking tour with Paula.
“Paula was very knowledgeable and has a love for the North End. The food stops were excellent and her telling of the history was very in depth.”
Review of Boston’s Beacon Hill photo walking tour, with historic streets, Acorn Street, local stories, photo tips, price, and practical advice.
“Interesting stories. Loved the history. Interesting tour. The photo training refers to angles and positioning. Nice shots throughout if you’re into taking photos while touring. Saba is very sweet and gave a nice tour. I went on a rainy, cloudy and “brisk” day. I can imagine it’s stunning on a sunny day.”
Explore Boston’s Freedom Trail, Beacon Hill, Back Bay, and Copley Square on a lively two-hour walking tour with local stories.
“Thoughtful and enjoyable tour. Small group. Our guide put a glimpse of Boston history into much needed context. Highly recommend. Easy walk. Great sights.”
Explore Boston’s Revolutionary past through historic pubs, a harbor ferry, tavern food, local drinks, and North End pastry.
“Must do in Boston! Unique experience with a local history guide. Charlestown and the old taverns were great. We learned so much about Boston and it’s history”
Taste Boston seafood, walk the Freedom Trail, and finish with North End cannoli on this lively 150-minute food and history tour.
“Dan was great! We are visiting from out of town and he gave great recommendations, knew the city so well. The food was amazing and really got to see a bit of the city! Highly recommend!”
Review of Boston’s 70-minute Freedom Trail walking tour, with historic sights, architecture, guide quality, pricing, and practical advice.
“We really liked our tour and guide! We have teenagers and they really liked it as well. Very knowledgeable and answered all the questions (even if the questions were good or bad ones). Very patient and polite!”
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