
easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels comfortable with urban walking.
Explore Boston’s pivotal role in the American Revolution on a 2-hour guided walk along the Freedom Trail. Follow in the footsteps of patriots, from the Massachusetts State House to Paul Revere’s midnight ride, and experience history where it happened.
Boston’s cobblestone streets awaken with the echoes of revolution as you embark on the Boston Freedom Trail, a 2-hour guided trek through America’s fight for independence. Your journey begins at Boston Common, where the whispers of patriots like John Hancock and Samuel Adams chirp through the brick-lined pathways, setting the scene for a deep dive into colonies on the brink of rebellion.

Plan to meet your guide 15 minutes prior to the tour start at Boston Common across from Dunkin Donuts for on-time departure.
The trail covers about 2.5 miles on paved urban surfaces requiring comfortable shoes suitable for walking.
Boston weather can shift quickly; carry water and layer clothing for changing temperatures throughout the day.
Boston’s public transportation network makes reaching the tour start convenient and parking downtown can be limited.
The Boston Freedom Trail traces a sequence of sites central to the buildup and execution of the American Revolution, offering tangible connections to the city's colonial and patriotic past.
Boston actively manages the Freedom Trail’s urban environment to balance preservation of historic sites with the flow of daily city life and tourism.
Essential for navigating the paved urban terrain of the Freedom Trail.
Staying hydrated during the walk keeps energy levels steady.
spring specific
Useful for unpredictable New England weather, especially during autumn.
fall specific