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Food Tour to the Freedom Trail in Boston, MA - Boston

Food Tour to the Freedom Trail in Boston, MA

Bostoneasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels as the pace is leisurely with frequent stops for tastings and sightseeing.

Overview

Discover Boston’s rich history and flavors on a private food and walking tour along the Freedom Trail. Taste New England’s classics while learning about the city’s iconic landmarks.

Food Tour
History Tour
Walking Tour
Boston, Massachusetts

Food Tour to the Freedom Trail

From $99 | 5 Hours | Combine Boston's Best Food and History!

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About This Adventure

Highlights

  • Enjoy the combination of Boston’s history and delicious food on this fabulous walking tour.
  • Savor a bite from a traditional Italian bakery, pizzeria, or cafe as you stroll through the North End neighborhood.
  • Experience life as the locals do as you are swept up into the hustle and bustle of a historic market.
  • Wander through the beautiful historic buildings and skyscrapers while learning about Boston’s famous figures such as Sam Adams and Paul Revere.
  • Imagine a time gone by as you meander through the picturesque landscaping of the Boston Public Garden.

Inclusions: Local English speaking guide, a special Boston treat, and a variety of food samples (such as fresh-baked bread, a delicious pastry, beverages, a sample of pizza, or a delectable meat & cheese snack). Food options and portion sizes vary - total amount of food equals a full meal. Admission to the Old North Church Exclusions: Additional food and drink, souvenirs, tips and gratuities for the guide.

Note: The Old North Church is closed until the beginning of April. During this time, we will not be able to visit inside the church, but we will stop outside of it or visit an alternate location.


Summary

Who wants Revolution and a tasty treat? How about talking Paul Revere with a savory snack? History and food are both great, but combining them takes it to another level. See for yourself on our Food and Freedom Trail Tour, which leads you on a fascinating, entertaining, and delicious stroll through Beantown. Immerse yourself in the rich foodie culture of the North End and Boston’s markets before winding your way down the historic Boston Freedom Trail (as well as some off-trail spots that locals love). Along the way, enjoy a variety of local (and yummy!) food samples while your expert guide shows you their favorite local locales and gives you the inside scoop on Boston’s incredible past. It’s the best of Boston, all in one day!

Adventure Tips

Wear Comfortable Shoes

The tour includes walking several miles on uneven sidewalks, so comfortable, supportive shoes are a must.

Bring a Reusable Water Bottle

Stay hydrated during the walk by carrying your own water, especially on warm days.

Check Dietary Restrictions Ahead

Inform your guide of any food allergies or preferences before the tour to tailor tastings accordingly.

Layer Up for Variable Weather

Boston weather can change quickly; dressing in layers ensures comfort throughout the year.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Urban squirrels often seen in Boston Common
  • Various species of birds such as pigeons and sparrows in park areas

History

The Freedom Trail connects 16 historic sites marking key moments in the American Revolution and Boston’s colonial past.

Conservation

Efforts to maintain the Freedom Trail include preserving historical sites and encouraging sustainable tourism practices within the city.

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Recommended Gear

Comfortable Walking Shoes

Essential

Ensures comfort and support over several miles of city walking.

Reusable Water Bottle

Essential

Helps stay hydrated during warmer months.

summer specific

Weather-Appropriate Layers

Essential

Allows for adjustments as weather changes throughout the tour.

Small Backpack or Day Pack

Ideal for carrying water, a camera, and personal items.