SMALL-GROUP HISTORY TOURS IN BOSTON
Good small-group history tours in Boston fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
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!”
Sip local drinks and hear Boston’s Revolution-era stories on a small-group Freedom Trail pub crawl near Faneuil Hall.
“Excellent tour with Drew. Tons of information and brews. Would definitely recommend. Great selection of beers and interesting tidbits”
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.”
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