easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for anyone able to walk 2.5 miles comfortably, including older adults and families.
Walk Boston's Freedom Trail with colonial-costumed guides for an immersive journey through America’s revolutionary history.
Tour of the Freedom Trail meeting at 120 Tremont
Experience Boston's Freedom Trail like never before! Guided by a colonial-costumed interpreter, you'll walk in the footsteps of revolutionaries and uncover the captivating story of America's fight for independence. This immersive journey through history promises to be both educational and inspiring, making it a must-do for history enthusiasts.
Tour of Boston's iconic Freedom Trail. Led by a colonial costumed historical interpreter, guests will walk in the footsteps of Boston's revolutionaries and hear the story of America's independence.
This option will meet in front of 120 Tremont Street Boston, MA.
The tour covers 2.5 miles mostly on cobblestone and pavement—sturdy, comfortable shoes make the walk enjoyable.
Use a refillable bottle to stay hydrated as there are no water stops along the trail.
Tours proceed rain or shine; dress accordingly to stay comfortable throughout.
Meeting point at 120 Tremont can get busy—arriving 10 minutes early helps avoid missing the group.
The Freedom Trail was established in 1951 to connect Boston’s major historic sites in a continuous path highlighting Revolutionary history.
Boston maintains the trail with care to preserve fragile historic buildings and minimize visitor impact on the urban environment.
Provides support and grip on historic pavement.
spring specific
summer specific
Capture historic sites and architectural details.