We had one day to see Boston! Thank goodness we scoped out things on the trail that were “must sees” and incorporated a couple of things off the trail ahead of time. It would be easy to get history overload and get distracted if you...More

We walked the Freedom Trail in the fall. A beautiful day! Wear comfy shoes and decide in advance how much time you want to spend and how far you are willing to walk. It is a long walk if you follow the trail (which is...More

Why is this not adopted in all cities to show you round, so clear and easy and so many sites of interest, thank you Boston!

The freedom trail is a great way to see historic parts of Boston. You can stop in Quincy market for a snack and there are plenty of restaurants and pubs along the way if you need a break.

Need to provide maps on all corners. Hard to know where you are. No clear directions. You follow a double brick line around the city but don’t really know where you are going. Hills are killer!

The Freedom Trail was one of the top reasons we chose to visit Boston. It did not disappoint. We started at the Boston Common and took ourselves on the tour, following the trail and informational signs. We went as far as the Old North Church...More

We had the most wonderful few hours with our host, he was informative and funny, can’t recommend this enough.

I mean, this is something that can be very hard to review for some people because you are literally following a thick red line to specific parts of Boston. I guess to some people that it is quite interesting, and I am one person that...More

Shows all the Highlights of the early american Revolution, culminating in the Bunker Hill Monument. Navyyard is another Highlight with battleship "Old Ironside"

We took the guided tour that came with the Go Boston pass, starting at the welcome center in Boston Common. Our tour guide (pictured) was phenomenal. She knew the history, had amazing stories, never broke character, ensured all members of the group were together (we...More