easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as the walking pace is easy and the distance is manageable.
Join a 2-hour walking tour through Boston’s Historic North End featuring delicious brick oven pizza, local beers, and the history of Paul Revere. Perfect for food lovers and history enthusiasts alike!
For all ages! • Great for families!
Embark on a unique 2-hour walking tour through Boston's Historic North End, where you'll savor delicious brick oven pizza while exploring hidden gems and local bars. Discover the city's rich history, including Paul Revere's haunts, and enjoy an authentic experience that reveals the true spirit of Boston. Join for pizza and camaraderie!
2 Hours
We start off in Bostons North End, other wise known as Historic Little Italy, home to amazing history and unbelievable pizza!!
We’ll make our way through pre-revolution cobblestone streets and back alleys, seeking out brick oven pizza and super locals only style bars, while checking out Paul Revere's old stomping grounds.
I’ll show you the locals only version of our city, the awesome little nooks and crannies, small bakeries, hidden history, and fantastic views that most major tour companies can’t get into, because of their large group size.
I know when I travel, I typically ask the concierge or Airbnb host where THEY go out for a beer and to get a bite.
My whole reason for doing this tour is to share with you, the city that I love. The nuance and locals point of view. To help you feel like you’re a part of something.
I hope you come grab a beer and a couple slices with me!
Two slice of delicious, ooey-gooey cheese pizza from the north ends most famous pizzerias!
Note: guests are encouraged to bring their own beverages as only pizza is served by the host
All alcohol must be purchased by members of the tour.
It’s a walking tour, so plan accordingly with appropriate clothes and shoes. Don’t forget a water bottle when it’s hot out!
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The tour involves a lot of walking on cobblestone streets; sturdy, comfortable footwear is recommended.
Stay hydrated, especially during summer tours, since the route includes stops but limited water refill options.
This tour includes alcohol tastings; participants must be 21 or older.
If driving, try to arrive early as parking in the North End can be limited and costly.
The North End is Boston’s oldest neighborhood and home to key Revolutionary War events, including Paul Revere’s famous midnight ride.
Local efforts focus on preserving historic buildings and promoting sustainable tourism to protect Boston’s cultural heritage.
Provides support and comfort on uneven cobblestone streets throughout the tour.
Helps you stay hydrated, especially during warmer months.
summer specific
Protects you from spring showers while keeping you dry and comfortable.
spring specific
Keeps you warm during cooler fall evenings and breezes.
fall specific