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We started in Boston Commons at about 9:00 am and ended at Coop’s Hill Burying Ground about 2:45 pm. We used a AAA Tour Book guide and self guided ourselves for the most part. Enjoyed the day very much.
I had limited time in Boston but still wanted to see some of its history. I'm not a huge fan of tours; I prefer to do things on my own and just see things and move to the next. The Freedom Train was the perfect...More
A lot of sites packed within a couple miles in historic Boston. There are free maps and books for purchase at the beginning of the trail in Boston Commons. Many sites are free, a few places can be toured at extra cost. Leave time, because...More
When in Boston do take time to follow the Freedom Trail. A historic walk where you follow the American patriots who laid the foundation to this amazing country. Bostons mix of shiny new skyscrapers and the old colonial buildings is stunning. Europes history might be...More
We did the entire trail. Recommend purchasing guide book in tourist center in Boston Common ($9?) The brick trail to follow is genius. So much to see - would also recommend spreading it over a couple of days. Some sights have a fee, most are...More
The Freedom Trail is a marvelous way to see all the historical sites in the Back Bay without an expensive tour guide. Just follow the "Red Bricks" and visit such places as Paul Revere's House, the Old North Church, the USS Constitution or any of...More
Weather is good this time of year for a walk through history. Many great sights along the way. Some stops cost but many are free. You can pick where you want stop or how long to stay if you do your own tour. Have your...More
This freedom trail walk was good, the group was maybe a bit too big so it made crossing the streets and hearing the stories a bit more difficult. I had hoped for a bit more detail as well as some info about what buildings were...More
It was a simple experience to follow the red brick line and hear about the early warriors for freedom. A classic simple adventure not to be missed especially with a guide.
.I walked it full, it's a historical visit. You know who was John Hancock, Paul Revere and Samuel Adams.
