USA · FREEDOM TRAIL TOURS
The 14 best freedom trail tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Freedom Trail Boston walking tour for $35.10: 16 Revolutionary-era landmarks in 2.5 hours with a historian guide and mobile ticket.
“Our guide was Cal, and she did a fantastic job of making the Freedom Trail much more alive and interesting.”
Freedom Trail walk with a costumed guide, from key Revolutionary-era stops to Paul Revere Mall. About 1h45, English, $26 per person.
“It was very informative about our History and lots of fun at the same time! Our guide was so funny and witty!”
North End food stops plus the Freedom Trail to Revolution landmarks, with Harbor and Greenway views and local guidance.
“Very thorough. A good mixture of history, culture and food. Freedom Trail and North End were good for us in our first time to Boston. Claire made everything great. Her hidden gems were spot on.”
See all 16 Freedom Trail stops in about 2.5 hours with a live guide, from Boston Common to Bunker Hill, for $31.
“Our host and guide was awesome she showed us so much - she was knowledgeable and well versed and she gave us amazing tips and recommended awesome places to check out. Thank you!!”
Small-group Freedom Trail walk with vivid Revolution stories, 16 landmark stops, and a North End finish near Old North Church and Copp’s Hill views.
“Very ineresting tour. The guide Alejandro was very prepared and passionate.”
Take a 2.5-hour Boston Freedom Trail walk with a live guide, covering all 16 official sites from abolition to Paul Revere, ending by USS Constitution.
“The tour covered about everything in an easy, though long, walk through the historic parts of downtown Boston. Our guide, Eliot, was great in providing information and interesting facts along the way. She spoke very clearly and was easy to understand, keeping the tour interesting. We learned much more about the beginnings of our country as a democracy that we previously thought we knew. Our hats off to this tour. Highly recommended.”
Boston Freedom Trail Walking Tour with a costumed guide, founding father stories, and key sites on a 1h45, 1.2 mile route for $26.
“When they tell you to call if you have issues, forget it, I had issues and tried calling and got voice mail, that was a lot of help!!”
Small-group Freedom Trail pub crawl in Boston with a guide beer expert, short walk near Faneuil Hall, pay-as-you-go drinks and history.
“Anna was a wonderful tour guide.. Very knowledgeable and personable .. You learn a lot about Boston. Highly recommended”
Walk the red line of Boston’s Freedom Trail on a 1.5-hour tour with costumed guides, 11 sites, and Revolution-era stories for $18.
“The guide, Jerediah Poope, was very knowledgeable and friendly. The group was quite big and it was not easy to all gather around the guide. We missed some of the jokes. Recommends 100%.”
Small-group Freedom Trail walk through Downtown Boston and North End, hearing Revolution stories and seeing all 16 landmarks in 2.5 hours.
“Thanks to Cyrus for the informative and fun tour! Highly recommend it.”
A 90-minute Freedom Trail walk with costumed guides, 11 historic stops, and stories of Boston’s revolutionary spark.
“Excellent tour. Guide was very informative and also fun. We enjoyed it immensely.”
Freedom Trail walk through Boston’s Revolution story, plus Bunker Hill and USS Constitution. 4 hours, small group, $79.
“We had such a great time on our Boston walking tour with Mark! He was super friendly, funny, and full of cool facts about the city. You can tell he really knows his stuff and loves sharing Boston’s history. Mark made the stories come alive — from the Freedom Trail to hidden spots we never would’ve found on our own. He kept everyone engaged the whole time and made sure we all had a great experience. It didn’t feel rushed at all, and he even gave us awesome tips for restaurants and things to do after the tour. If you’re in Boston, definitely book a tour with Mark — you’ll…”
Boston in one day from NYC: Freedom Trail walk, Harvard Yard, USS Constitution, and Quincy Market lunch with a multilingual guide.
“We enjoyed the experience. The tour guide and drivers did an excellent job. Will definitely recommend it. Thank you”
Day trip from NYC to Boston: Harvard and Cambridge, the Freedom Trail, USS Constitution, Tea Party sites, plus lunch by Boston Common.
“Everything was ok, the timing, the trip and our guide was excellent. The only thing I'd add is the visit to the actual tea party museum and not just the tea room which is actually a shop.”
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