BOSTON · MASSACHUSETTS
Boston’s best days out.
The 15 most popular freedom trail tours in Boston. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who runs them.
A 2.5-hour small-group Freedom Trail walk with a historian guide, covering all 16 sites and the Revolution era 1760–1775.
Most Popular“Fantastic tour guide and a great walking tour of the city. Great history and city tour. I would highly recommend.”
Costumed guide leads a 1.2-mile Freedom Trail walk of Revolutionary-era sites from the State House to Faneuil Hall, ending at Paul Revere Mall.
“It is a very good tour. The guide knows history and she explained story with humor. The tour length is just right length for senior.”
Taste North End bread, pizza, and deli sandwiches, then walk the Freedom Trail from Boston Harbor to the Public Garden.
“Our guide Nadid (sp?) was great. Very personable and knowledgeable! Great way to see part of Boston quickly and efficiently.”
A guided Freedom Trail walk covering all 16 official sites in 2.5 hours, from Faneuil Hall to the USS Constitution and Bunker Hill.
“Great tour around Boston and the Freedom Trail. Alissa was our tour guide. She was great fun and kept everyone interested throughout the 2.5 hours!”
A 2.5-hour guided walk on Boston’s Freedom Trail covering all 16 sites, from abolition to the midnight ride, ending with USS Constitution views.
“Delayed a few days due to weather, this was at the top of my list for tours to take. It was well worth it. Julia, I believe I got that correct, was a great tour guide. She had a genuine love for the history of Boston. Even with the Old North Church under going construction…”
A costumed guide walks you through Boston’s core colonial sites on the Freedom Trail, with famous names, real streets, and great value.
“Our guide Mrs. Palmer was delightful! She was engaging and super knowledgeable! The tour was just the right amount of time and walking. Highly recommend!!!”
Small-group Freedom Trail pub crawl with local history at four close-by bars near Faneuil Hall. Pay for drinks as you go.
“Anna was a wonderful tour guide.. Very knowledgeable and personable .. You learn a lot about Boston. Highly recommended”
Small-group Freedom Trail walk from Boston Common to the North End, covering all 16 sites with lively Revolutionary stories for $39.
“Our guide Nick was fantastic. He was informative, interesting, and a wonderful tour guide. He kept the tour on track and was great at answering questions. I’d take another tour with Nick any time!”
A 4-hour guided Freedom Trail walk in Boston that covers downtown revolution sites, Bunker Hill, and ends at USS Constitution.
“Mark did an outstanding job of presenting history in an engaging way. Provided narration of the entire trail.”
Walk the Freedom Trail into Beacon Hill and Back Bay, then finish at Copley Square near the Boston Marathon line with a guide.
“Alan, our guide did a great job, bringing Boston's history to life, but his restaurant referral for after the tour resulted in a memorable culinary experience, the best meal we've had on this trip. All in all, a very good day.”
A 90-minute Freedom Trail walk in Boston with a costumed guide, included admission stops, and a good pace for time-pressed visitors.
“I had some time before my flight and booked this tour for the morning. Despite some light drizzle I loved seeing the city and walking the freedom trail. History was indeed brought to life and I learned so much on this great tour. The tour guide was AMAZING and helpful as well. A must do…”
A 2-hour Freedom Trail pub crawl with a local guide, 4 bar stops, and history stories tied to Boston beer and revolution.
“I was in Boston for a conference and wanted something fun to do on a Saturday night — this pub tour was perfect! It’s about two hours with four pub stops and plenty of great stories in between. Maddy was awesome: funny, energetic, and super knowledgeable about Boston’s beer history. She had great drink recs…”
Walk Boston’s Freedom Trail at your own pace with GPS audio, from Boston Common to USS Constitution, for a budget-friendly price.
“We really enjoyed the tour. Had some questions early on and someone was promptly available to help. So nice to have a plan and hear the history. We were not dissappointed.”
An 80-minute non-stop narrated trolley along Boston’s Freedom Trail, passing Old State House, Faneuil, and USS Constitution for $38.
“GPS wasn’t working on our trolley and the conductor did not speak on any of the attractions we were seeing, she only informed us when we arrived at a stop location. We didn’t know what we were seeing.”
70-minute Downtown Boston Freedom Trail walk with key Revolution sites, standout architecture, small group size, and a $45 guided history lesson.
“It was perfect. Short and sweet. Out tour guide Allen was very friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely recommend it.”
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