
easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; gentle walking on urban terrain
Step back into the drama and detail of America's revolutionary beginnings with a private walking tour through Boston’s historic heart. Explore iconic sites and untold stories with expert guides tailored to your interests.
Boston’s cobblestone streets bear the weight of history, where every corner whispers tales of a nation’s birth. Embarking on the Private Revolutionary History Boston Walking Tour places you at the pulse of the American Revolution, retracing footsteps that shaped a country. Starting at Boston Common, the nation’s oldest public park, your guide pulls back layers of time with stories rooted deeply in these well-trodden paths.

Expect to cover roughly 1.5 miles on paved surfaces during the 90–120-minute tour, so sturdy footwear will keep your feet happy.
Hydration is key as the tour moves at a steady pace through the city streets – especially during warmer months.
Tours proceed rain or shine, but cancellation is possible due to severe weather; dress accordingly with layers or rain gear.
The tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible, with mostly flat, paved surfaces and easy meeting points.
Boston was a crucible for revolutionary ideas, where everyday citizens challenged imperial authority, sparking the broader American Revolution.
Efforts in downtown Boston focus on preserving historic sites while managing urban foot traffic to protect fragile stonework and green spaces.
Supportive shoes are necessary for walking city streets and uneven historic stone patches.
Staying hydrated is important during the warmer months while walking outdoors.
summer specific
Boston weather can shift quickly, so bring a lightweight jacket or rain gear as needed.
all specific
Keep your device powered to access digital tickets or maps during the tour.