easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels able to walk 2–3 miles on city sidewalks.
Spend 2.5 hours tasting exquisite local chocolates while wandering Boston’s historic South End with Cocoa Beantown. Discover six distinct treats paired with stunning Victorian architecture.
Starting at $55 • Saturday Afternoons & Occasionally Sundays • 2.5 Hours
Embark on a delightful 2.5-hour chocolate tour through Boston's historic South End, renowned for its stunning Victorian architecture. Sample at least six exquisite chocolate treats from local cafes and shops, while enjoying the neighborhood's charm. Each guest receives a Cocoa Beantown goodie bag to enhance their chocolate experience.
Guest - $55
2 hours and 30 minutes
Explore this beautiful neighborhood of Boston that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for having the highest concentration of late-Victorian brick bow front rowhouses. Luckily for us, it also has plenty of chocolate treats!
Come along this afternoon chocolate tour of Boston and sample delectable chocolate cuisine while touring an eclectic mix of local cafes, shops, restaurants, and boutiques in this truly charming and historical neighborhood.
This exciting and delicious Boston chocolate tour features a minimum of 6 different chocolate treats/desserts as folks are introduced to a variety of businesses around the South End. All guests will receive a Cocoa Beantown goodie bag that will include items that will help you on the way to chocolate bliss, including a Ziplock bag for leftovers if you are unable to finish.
Release of Liability: By purchasing a ticket you agree to assume full responsibility for injury to yourself and your guests, and release, indemnify and hold Cocoa Beantown harmless for any claims, costs and damages arising from your participation.
A small bag helps carry the goodie bag and any leftover treats comfortably throughout the tour.
Expect around 2–3 hours of walking on city sidewalks and some uneven pavement.
Inform the guide ahead if you have dietary restrictions, as the tour focuses heavily on chocolate.
Carry water to cleanse your palate between chocolate tastings and stay refreshed amid walking.
The South End was developed in the mid-19th century as Boston expanded southward, featuring the largest intact Victorian rowhouse district in the US.
Efforts in the South End focus on preserving historic architecture while supporting local small businesses and sustainable food producers.
Supportive footwear is key for navigating urban streets and uneven sidewalks comfortably.
Hydration helps offset sweetness and keeps energy up during the tour.
Needed for cooler temperatures or unexpected weather during outdoor segments.
fall|spring|winter specific
Carrying a bag lets you store the goodie bag and any leftover chocolates safely.