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Discover Boston’s rich history on a fully customizable walking tour designed just for your group. With your own dedicated historian guide, you’ll stroll through cobblestone streets, visit historic landmarks, and stand where revolutionary moments unfolded. Whether you want to focus on the patriots’ final resting places, explore elegant historic neighborhoods, or learn about the political tensions leading to independence, this tour adapts to your interests.
This private experience offers flexibility and personalized attention, making it perfect for history buffs, families, or groups seeking an engaging way to explore Boston’s colonial past. The tour’s pace is entirely up to you, ensuring a relaxed and immersive journey through time.
With options to explore sites like Boston Common, historic cemeteries, and key revolutionary landmarks, your guide will bring Boston’s history vividly to life. It’s an ideal way to see the city’s most significant sites while enjoying a tailored experience that matches your curiosity and schedule.
The tour duration ranges from 2 to 4 hours, depending on your interests and pace.
Absolutely! This is a fully customizable tour, so you can focus on the historical sites that interest you most.
Yes, it’s suitable for adults from 1 to 99 years old and accessible for all fitness levels.
The tour can be conducted in German, English, French, or Spanish, based on your preference.
You’ll meet outside the Visitor Information Center on Boston Common at 139 Tremont St, Boston.
Yes, you can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
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German, English, French, Spanish
A flexible walking route through Boston’s historic sites, tailored to your interests.
Walk through Boston Common, America's oldest public park, once a colonial cattle pasture and Revolutionary camp.
Explore the historic brick streets of Boston’s Brahmin neighborhoods, focusing on 19th-century architecture and Underground Railroad history.
Visit the final resting places of patriots Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and Paul Revere.
Discover early colonial gravestone art at Boston’s oldest cemetery, dating back to 1630.
Stand where the Boston Massacre happened and examine the colonial political scene.
Visit the site known as the "Cradle of Liberty," where protests against British taxation sparked the revolution.
Meet your guide at the start point to begin your personalized Boston history tour.
We will meet outside the Visitor Information Center on Boston Common at 139 Tremont St, Boston.
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From $1,162.89 per person