BOSTON · WALKING TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 15 boston walking tours travellers book the most. We walk you through what each one covers on the ground, who guides it and what it costs, so you can pick the right one before you lace up.
2.5-hour small-group Freedom Trail walk focused on 1760–1775, covering all 16 landmarks from Boston Common to Copp’s Hill.
Most Popular“Easy walk, entertaining and educational! I would highly recommend to anyone visiting Boston! No brainer!”
A 1.2-mile Freedom Trail walk with a costumed guide, hitting top sites from the State House to Paul Revere Mall for about 1h45.
“The Guide, who used his period name, Ben, was very humorous. I would say he focused more on humor than conveying period specific knowledge.”
Small group Boston walking tour telling the American Revolution in order, mixing Freedom Trail stops with modern city sights.
“Incredibly informative revolutionary war tour. A must do for any history enthusiast. Tyler obviously knew his stuff and the props and interactive nature was great.”
Walk the Freedom Trail with a live guide and see 16 key Revolution sites in 2.5 hours, starting at Boston Common.
“Rob was a fantastic guide with so much knowledge. Such an engaging guy, the walking tour was such an enjoyable experience. So glad I used my Boston layover time to join Rob on this tour!”
Small-group Freedom Trail walk in Boston with a local guide, covering all 16 landmarks and Revolution stories from Boston Common to Copp’s Hill.
Boston’s Freedom Trail walking tour hits all 16 official stops in 2.5 hours, with strong storytelling, great pacing, and solid value.
“The tour guide was very knowledgeable however he could have taken a bit less time in the cemetery as everything else was at a rapid pace, even the younger people where finding it hard to keep up, l have a walking stick and struggled to keep up and missed half of what had been said,…”
A 90-minute red-line walk through 11 key Freedom Trail stops with 18th-century costumed guides, photo breaks, and big story energy.
Small-group Freedom Trail tour through Downtown Boston and the North End, visiting all 16 landmarks with a live guide in 2.5 hours.
“Our guide was fantastic. Very knowledgable, engaging, interesting and funny. The whole tour was really enjoyable”
Follow Boston’s red line on a 90-minute Freedom Trail walk with period-costumed guides, hitting 11 landmarks for $18.
“guide was extremely knowledgeable. group was rather large. it would have been better to have a smaller group size”
Boston’s North End Food and History walking tour packs market tastings, regional Italian bites, and a sit-down lunch with wine in 3 hours.
“Excellent history and food tour with an authentic local who has an authentic connection to the area.”
Ferry to Salem with a small-group guide for witch trials, maritime legends, and pop-culture stops. Museum entry included.
Boston seafood and history walking tour with chowder, raw bar bites, a full lobster roll, and cannoli plus Freedom Trail landmarks.
“Dan, our guide, was very personable and funny. Food was great, especially chowder and lobster rolls.”
Take a small-group ferry from Boston to Salem for a guided witch-trials walking tour plus a museum stop, film spots, and free time.
“It was an amazing experience, if you have little time to visit, this is a good tour to take. I felt like we could have had more time in Salem, they put us on the 4pm ferry back to Boston, so we had very little time to explore the city. I think the tour could…”
North End food tastings plus Old North Church admission on a private 2-hour walk. Local guide, coffee, and a full-meal sample.
“AhhhMAAAAZING!!! If you are on the fence about this tour… Don’t be!!! I traveled to Boston for the first time with mom, sisters & niece this month and one of the true highlights of our trip this far was this amazing tour! Its’ excellence mostly attributed to Tyler our tour guide.”
A small-group Beacon Hill photo walk with guide Saba Alhadi. Learn phone and camera tips while hitting Acorn Street, squares, Common, and more.
“Saba is a delightful host for the Beacon Hill neighborhood. She has been giving tours for 20 years or so, and knows the back stories of the area.”
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