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I only had a day, and the Freedom Trail takes you through some of the best parts of Boston. Definitely a walk through time. I deviated at times however almost everything of importance is located along the route.
Walking the freedom trail was a great way for our family to see the historic Boston sites while also touring through the different parts of Boston. Tons of great history in Boston. Seeing the gravestones of John Hancock, Paul Revere, and Samuel Adams made what...More
Loved hearing the history of the Freedom trail. There wasn't all that much walking. I would say it is a relatively easy trek and the tour guide was so good!!! Huzzah!!!!
Wonderful way to learn about our country’s revolutionary beginnings. The re-enactor, dressed in period attire, did a magnificent job of setting the scene in Boston Commons...engaging the audience...even the children. We didn’t just walk through the Granary Cemetery we explored the gravestones...not only of the...More
Unmissable! The Freedom Trail is a fantastic way for walking through history where you visit historic places in this way! On the ground you follow the path marked by bricks pointing all the way to be traveled! Take a pictures of each place visited!
One trip in the entirety of the Freedom Trail is very entertaining. We did it on our own so we could take our time and enjoy the different spots at our own pace. People on the tours seem to enjoy themselves, but the tours do...More
We started at Boston Commons and finished at Bunker Hill. This was a demanding walk, but if you are fit and able, this is a great way to walk through history and witness what a foundational role Boston played in United States history. There are...More
We found this trail provided a lot of understanding of the history and took us to significant places especially the Holocaust Memorial and Quincy Market.
I love to visit history but it’s hard to get into it when you are in the middle of such a big city. Finding the history here is like finding a needle in a hay stack. I would skip the freedom trail and opt for...More
Arriving in Boston, I booked a HomeAway property on the North End 1.5 blocks from the Freedom Trail and Old North Church, which made everything related to the Trail walkable. Wow! I walked 68 miles of ihe Trail in 7 days and I'm well into...More
