Boston Guided Walking Tour

One of the oldest cities in the United States, Boston is home to significant historical sites. Join this guided walking tour to explore its monuments, buildings, and unique areas.

Boston Guided Walking Tour Itinerary

Meet your guide at the scheduled time at the Greenway Carousel, located next to the historic Long Wharf. The tour begins with a visit to the Rose Kennedy Greenway, an urban park spanning over a mile (1.6 km) through various neighborhoods. You will then stroll down State Street to see the historic Custom House Tower in the Financial District.

The tour continues to the 19th century Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall, a mid-1700s marketplace known as "the cradle of liberty," associated with figures like Samuel Adams and James Otis.

Next, visit the Old State House, an important site in American history, known for the Boston Massacre in 1770. You will also stop at the Old City Hall, notable for its French architecture, where you can take a photo with the bronze donkey at the entrance.

Enjoy a break at a traditional bar with local beer or a non-alcoholic drink while your guide shares interesting stories about Boston.

Your next stop is the elegant Massachusetts State House with its gilded copper dome, contrasting with Boston's modern skyline, including the John Hancock Tower.

To conclude the tour, you will stroll through the charming streets of Beacon Hill, admiring its historic houses.

Temporary Changes

Until January 15, 2023, the meeting point will be at Aquarium "T" Station at Long Wharf. After this date, the tour will start at The Greenway Carousel.