• Boston Common - Start the day in Boston Common, the oldest public park in the country. Listen to lesser-known stories told by the forgotten plaques and monuments of as you stroll this beautiful park.
• Beacon Hill - Tour Boston’s most prestigious brownstone-lined neighborhood. Visit the “Most Photographed Street in North America”, featuring some of the original cobblestone. Stop by Louisburg Square, previously home to famous writers, today home to famous bankers and politicians.
• Massachusetts State House - Learn about the architecture and history of this famous building. Why is there a pine cone on top of the state house dome? What were the “King’s Pines” and why did the pine tree end up symbolizing the American revolution?
• Granary Burying Ground - Visit one of America’s most historic cemeteries. Listen to stories of the American Revolution as you visit the graves of famous Founding Fathers Sam Adams, Paul Revere, John Hancock, and more
• King’s Chapel Burying Ground - Visit Boston’s oldest cemetery, home to the graves of John Winthrop and William Dawes. Hear about King’s Chapel, Boston’s first Anglican Church, which was deeply despised by the local Puritans.
• Old Corner Bookstore - Visit the site of the Old Corner Bookstore, one of the most prolific publishing houses in early America. This building was where the first run of several important works was released, including Walden, The Scarlet Letter, Battle Hymn of the Republic, and Midnight Ride of Paul Revere.
• Old South Meeting House - View the building where the Boston Tea Party started. Listen to the story of one of Colonial America’s most famous rebellions. Hear how Sam Adams rallied the crowd to storm the ships in Boston Harbor and dump the tea in the water.
• Faneuil Hall Marketplace - Learn about the “Cradle of Liberty,” where Sam Adams gave his famous speeches that united Boston against the British. Learn about the quirky history behind this building’s financial sponsor, Peter Faneuil.
• The Paul Revere House - See the oldest wooden building in downtown Boston, where Paul Revere lived for 20 years. Located on North Square, one of the oldest continually-inhabited areas of Boston, and former home to dignitaries such as Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy.
• North Square Park - Learn about the immigrant past of Boston’s North End through public artwork installed on North Square
• Old North Church & Historic Site - See the Old North Church and learn all about the midnight ride of Paul Revere and the historical inaccuracies of the famous poem!
• Copp’s Hill Burying Ground - Visit Boston’s second oldest burying ground, taking in view of the harbor and Charlestown, as well as the USS Constitution and Bunker Hill Monument. Learn all about Boston’s part in the events of the American Revolution.
• Copp’s Hill Terrace - Visit the historic outlook, where you can see Bunker Hill, the Charlestown Naval Yard, and the site of the Great Molasses Flood

• Expert tour guide with insider knowledge

• Gratuities

Experience the full spectrum of the Freedom Trail with this all-encompassing walking tour. Make a pitstop at all 16 landmarks including the Paul Revere House, Copp’s Hill Burying Ground, Old North Church, USS Constitution, Boston Common, Old South Meeting House, Old State House, Bunker Hill Monument, among others! Get entertained with amusing tales from Boston’s history as told by a long-term inhabitant, fervent historian, and ex-municipal worker. The tour also features a brief stroll through the historical Little Italy.

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