
moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking on urban terrain for up to 3 hours with some uneven surfaces.
Walk Boston’s Old Town and trace American revolutionary history on a private tour along the Freedom Trail. Discover hidden gems, iconic landmarks, and powerful stories that shaped a nation’s dawn.
Boston’s Old Town wakes with an energy that recalls its revolutionary roots. As you step onto the weathered sidewalks in front of The Ritz-Carlton at 10 Avery Street, the city’s layered past unfolds at every turn. This private walking tour traces roughly 1–2 miles through the heart of Boston Common, alongside the gold-domed Massachusetts State House—a symbol of early American democracy perched above Beacon Hill’s stoic streets.

Expect uneven sidewalks and some steps over 1–2 miles; durable walking shoes will make the experience smoother.
Boston weather can change quickly, so layers help you stay comfortable throughout the tour's 2–3 hours outdoors.
Bring a water bottle to keep hydrated while walking through urban streets, especially in warmer months.
Meet in front of The Ritz-Carlton at 10 Avery Street; plan to arrive 10 minutes before your tour start time for prompt departure.
Boston’s Old Town was the cradle of the American Revolution, with landmarks and stories tracing the spark of independence.
Efforts maintain cobblestone paths and historic buildings, balancing public access with preservation in the urban core.
Provides support and comfort for city sidewalks, cobblestones, and occasional steps.
Keeps you hydrated during warm weather when walking outdoors.
summer specific
Adjusting to changing temperatures ensures comfort during variable spring weather.
spring specific
Protects you from sudden rain showers common during Boston’s transitional seasons.
fall specific