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Salem

History and Hauntings of Salem Guided Walking Tour: Explore the spooky and fascinating history of Salem, Massachusetts, on this 2-hour walking tour. Perfect for history buffs and those seeking a thrill, this tour brings Salem's captivating past to life. Learn about Salem's time as a major seaport, hear chilling ghost stories, see beautiful old buildings, and discover the truth behind the 1692 Salem Witch Trials. Visitors can expect to walk the historic streets and visit key spots like Salem's Old Town Hall, the Essex Street Pedestrian Mall, and the Bewitched Statue. The tour also stops at the Salem Witch Trials Memorial, The Witch House Gardens, Salem Historic District, The Witch House (Exterior), Salem, MA, Old Burying Point Cemetery (Exterior), and Hamilton Hall, offering a look into Salem's past and present. Led by local experts, the tour provides a deep dive into 400 years of Salem's history, all while walking through the charming McIntire District. Please note that the tour does not enter any buildings; it is an outdoor experience only. This tour includes a professional guide, a 2-hour walk through Salem's most historic sites, and a chance to hear stories of hauntings and history. Gratuities are not included. The tour group is limited to 39 people. This experience welcomes all, is dog friendly and handicap accessible, offering a memorable and accessible exploration of Salem's unique charm.

History and Hauntings of Salem Guided Walking Tour: Explore the spooky and fascinating history of Salem, Massachusetts, on this 2-hour walking tour. Perfect for history buffs and those seeking a thrill, this tour brings Salem's captivating past to life. Learn about Salem's time as a major seaport, hear chilling ghost stories, see beautiful old buildings, and discover the truth behind the 1692 Salem Witch Trials. Visitors can expect to walk the historic streets and visit key spots like Salem's Old Town Hall, the Essex Street Pedestrian Mall, and the Bewitched Statue. The tour also stops at the Salem Witch Trials Memorial, The Witch House Gardens, Salem Historic District, The Witch House (Exterior), Salem, MA, Old Burying Point Cemetery (Exterior), and Hamilton Hall, offering a look into Salem's past and present. Led by local experts, the tour provides a deep dive into 400 years of Salem's history, all while walking through the charming McIntire District. Please note that the tour does not enter any buildings; it is an outdoor experience only. This tour includes a professional guide, a 2-hour walk through Salem's most historic sites, and a chance to hear stories of hauntings and history. Gratuities are not included. The tour group is limited to 39 people. This experience welcomes all, is dog friendly and handicap accessible, offering a memorable and accessible exploration of Salem's unique charm.

Salem

Satanic Salem Walking Tour offers a unique look at Salem's history, focusing on the story of The Satanic Temple and its impact on Downtown Salem. This isn't your typical ghost tour; it's a historical exploration led by an expert in occultism and an ordained satanic minister. Perfect for those who want a different kind of Salem experience, this walking tour dives into the real history behind The Satanic Temple. What can people expect on the tour? The walking tour includes a discounted admission to The Satanic Temple's Salem Art Gallery. The tour guide will share historical insights in Downtown Salem. This tour offers a fresh perspective, steering clear of supernatural tales and focusing on historical facts and the story of The Satanic Temple. This tour provides a memorable and educational experience for those curious about the history of The Satanic Temple and its place in Salem. Please note that this tour does not include food, drinks, or transportation.

Satanic Salem Walking Tour offers a unique look at Salem's history, focusing on the story of The Satanic Temple and its impact on Downtown Salem. This isn't your typical ghost tour; it's a historical exploration led by an expert in occultism and an ordained satanic minister. Perfect for those who want a different kind of Salem experience, this walking tour dives into the real history behind The Satanic Temple. What can people expect on the tour? The walking tour includes a discounted admission to The Satanic Temple's Salem Art Gallery. The tour guide will share historical insights in Downtown Salem. This tour offers a fresh perspective, steering clear of supernatural tales and focusing on historical facts and the story of The Satanic Temple. This tour provides a memorable and educational experience for those curious about the history of The Satanic Temple and its place in Salem. Please note that this tour does not include food, drinks, or transportation.

Boston

The Full Revolutionary Story Epic Small Group Boston Walking Tour is a historical walking tour that explores the birth of America. This award-winning tour, a Boston Magazine favorite, dives deep into Boston's original neighborhoods to retell the story of the American Revolution, from the city's founding to the Declaration of Independence. Unlike other tours focused only on the Freedom Trail, this experience offers a complete view of the city and its history. Visitors will follow a carefully planned route, visiting 14 important landmarks in the order that history happened. This creates an immersive citywide story that brings to life the personalities and passions that shaped America. Expect to explore places like Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market. The tour also goes beyond the Freedom Trail to experience the charm of the old town and the energy of the modern city. What to Expect: During the walk, the group will visit historical sites such as the Old North Church, Copp's Hill Burying Ground and the Boston Massacre Site, Paul Revere's House, and the USS Constitution. Other key stops are City Hall Plaza, Boston Architecture, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Freedom Trail, King's Chapel, Brimstone Corner, Granary Burying Ground, Historic Architecture & Democracy, Boston Latin School, Old State House, Ticknor and Fields Publishing House, Old South Meeting House, Downtown Boston & Freedom Trail, Financial District, Boston Public Garden, Acorn Street, North End, and Boston Harborwalk. The tour finishes in the North End (Little Italy) with a surprise Tea Party on Boston Harbor.

The Full Revolutionary Story Epic Small Group Boston Walking Tour is a historical walking tour that explores the birth of America. This award-winning tour, a Boston Magazine favorite, dives deep into Boston's original neighborhoods to retell the story of the American Revolution, from the city's founding to the Declaration of Independence. Unlike other tours focused only on the Freedom Trail, this experience offers a complete view of the city and its history. Visitors will follow a carefully planned route, visiting 14 important landmarks in the order that history happened. This creates an immersive citywide story that brings to life the personalities and passions that shaped America. Expect to explore places like Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market. The tour also goes beyond the Freedom Trail to experience the charm of the old town and the energy of the modern city. What to Expect: During the walk, the group will visit historical sites such as the Old North Church, Copp's Hill Burying Ground and the Boston Massacre Site, Paul Revere's House, and the USS Constitution. Other key stops are City Hall Plaza, Boston Architecture, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Freedom Trail, King's Chapel, Brimstone Corner, Granary Burying Ground, Historic Architecture & Democracy, Boston Latin School, Old State House, Ticknor and Fields Publishing House, Old South Meeting House, Downtown Boston & Freedom Trail, Financial District, Boston Public Garden, Acorn Street, North End, and Boston Harborwalk. The tour finishes in the North End (Little Italy) with a surprise Tea Party on Boston Harbor.

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Boston: Freedom Trail History Small Group Walking Tour allows people to walk the same brick paths that sparked the American Revolution. This walking tour, designed for history lovers, keeps the group small for a better experience with a local guide! The 2.5-hour tour begins at Boston Common, explores all SIXTEEN official Freedom Trail landmarks, and ends at Copp's Hill Terrace in the North End. Guests can walk where Colonial Bostonians once stood as they decided between loyalty and rebellion. Hub Town Tours uses storytelling to bring Boston's history to life. As the tour moves from Boston Common, Massachusetts State House, and Park Street Church to Granary Burying Ground and King's Chapel, your guide will tell the story of a colonial town on the brink of war. The tour also visits Copp's Hill Burying Ground, the Boston Latin School Site, Old City Hall, Old Corner Bookstore, Old South Meeting House, Old State House, and the Boston Massacre Site. Finally, the tour includes Faneuil Hall, Union Oyster House, the North End, Paul Revere House, Paul Revere Mall, Old North Church, Copp's Hill Burying Ground, and the Charlestown Waterfront. This tour includes small groups (16 guests max), visits to Downtown Boston & North End, and all 16 Freedom Trail landmarks. This tour does not include gratuity for the guide (optional), admission inside museums, or the Charlestown neighborhood.

Boston: Freedom Trail History Small Group Walking Tour allows people to walk the same brick paths that sparked the American Revolution. This walking tour, designed for history lovers, keeps the group small for a better experience with a local guide! The 2.5-hour tour begins at Boston Common, explores all SIXTEEN official Freedom Trail landmarks, and ends at Copp's Hill Terrace in the North End. Guests can walk where Colonial Bostonians once stood as they decided between loyalty and rebellion. Hub Town Tours uses storytelling to bring Boston's history to life. As the tour moves from Boston Common, Massachusetts State House, and Park Street Church to Granary Burying Ground and King's Chapel, your guide will tell the story of a colonial town on the brink of war. The tour also visits Copp's Hill Burying Ground, the Boston Latin School Site, Old City Hall, Old Corner Bookstore, Old South Meeting House, Old State House, and the Boston Massacre Site. Finally, the tour includes Faneuil Hall, Union Oyster House, the North End, Paul Revere House, Paul Revere Mall, Old North Church, Copp's Hill Burying Ground, and the Charlestown Waterfront. This tour includes small groups (16 guests max), visits to Downtown Boston & North End, and all 16 Freedom Trail landmarks. This tour does not include gratuity for the guide (optional), admission inside museums, or the Charlestown neighborhood.

Boston

Entire Freedom Trail Walking Tour: Explore Boston's rich history from start to finish! This tour takes you on a journey through time, focusing on the brave people and key events that transformed peaceful settlers into revolutionaries ready to fight for freedom from Great Britain. Unlike other tours that skip important sites, this experience ensures you see it all, including Bunker Hill and the USS Constitution. What to Expect: Participants will walk the entire Freedom Trail, visiting 16 historical landmarks that tell the story of the American Revolution. The adventure begins at the Massachusetts State House, and continues to the Park Street Church and Granary Burying Ground. The tour also makes stops at King's Chapel, the Boston Latin School Site & Benjamin Franklin Statue, the Old South Meeting House, and the Old State House. Guests will also visit Faneuil Hall, the Blackstone Block, the Paul Revere House, the Old North Church, Copp's Hill Burying Ground, Bunker Hill Monument (Breed's Hill), and the USS Constitution. What’s Included: The tour includes a knowledgeable guide, who does not accept or expect gratuities, to lead you on this four-hour narrated walking tour of the entire Freedom Trail. What’s Excluded: Admission to interiors of the historical sites are not included, giving guests the flexibility to explore the sites they are most interested in.

Entire Freedom Trail Walking Tour: Explore Boston's rich history from start to finish! This tour takes you on a journey through time, focusing on the brave people and key events that transformed peaceful settlers into revolutionaries ready to fight for freedom from Great Britain. Unlike other tours that skip important sites, this experience ensures you see it all, including Bunker Hill and the USS Constitution. What to Expect: Participants will walk the entire Freedom Trail, visiting 16 historical landmarks that tell the story of the American Revolution. The adventure begins at the Massachusetts State House, and continues to the Park Street Church and Granary Burying Ground. The tour also makes stops at King's Chapel, the Boston Latin School Site & Benjamin Franklin Statue, the Old South Meeting House, and the Old State House. Guests will also visit Faneuil Hall, the Blackstone Block, the Paul Revere House, the Old North Church, Copp's Hill Burying Ground, Bunker Hill Monument (Breed's Hill), and the USS Constitution. What’s Included: The tour includes a knowledgeable guide, who does not accept or expect gratuities, to lead you on this four-hour narrated walking tour of the entire Freedom Trail. What’s Excluded: Admission to interiors of the historical sites are not included, giving guests the flexibility to explore the sites they are most interested in.

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Boston: A Food & History Journey from North End to Freedom Trail lets people discover Boston's local side, starting in the lively North End. This walking tour visits Boston’s famous Old North Church (or a similar spot). People can taste yummy treats like meats, cheeses, fresh bread, pastries, and pizza, and cappuccino. The tour keeps going along the Freedom Trail and beyond. Visitors will see modern Boston and learn about its history. From Boston Harbor to Beacon Hill, a local guide shares stories connecting old and new Boston. The tour visits Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market. Participants also learn about the Sons of Liberty and the Boston Tea Party site. What’s included are 3 food stops with samples, a hot Italian drink and pastry, and tips for exploring Boston. What's not included are tips for the tour guide and extra food and drinks. The tour shows important places such as Boston Common, the Massachusetts State House, and the Boston Public Garden. It also includes the Old State House and the site of Boston's first bookstore.

Boston: A Food & History Journey from North End to Freedom Trail lets people discover Boston's local side, starting in the lively North End. This walking tour visits Boston’s famous Old North Church (or a similar spot). People can taste yummy treats like meats, cheeses, fresh bread, pastries, and pizza, and cappuccino. The tour keeps going along the Freedom Trail and beyond. Visitors will see modern Boston and learn about its history. From Boston Harbor to Beacon Hill, a local guide shares stories connecting old and new Boston. The tour visits Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market. Participants also learn about the Sons of Liberty and the Boston Tea Party site. What’s included are 3 food stops with samples, a hot Italian drink and pastry, and tips for exploring Boston. What's not included are tips for the tour guide and extra food and drinks. The tour shows important places such as Boston Common, the Massachusetts State House, and the Boston Public Garden. It also includes the Old State House and the site of Boston's first bookstore.

Newport

Experience the grandeur of Newport with the Gilded Age Mansions Trolley Tour with Breakers Admission. This 3-hour tour is perfect for ages 5 and up and combines a scenic trolley ride with a visit to the famous Breakers mansion. The tour starts at Bus Platform #2 of the Newport Transit Center. Guests will hop aboard a comfortable trolley where the driver will share stories of the Colonial era and the Gilded Age. The trolley will then travel along Ocean Drive and Bellevue Avenue, where you'll see the beautiful mansions. Movie buffs will love spotting locations from films like HBO's The Gilded Age and Hocus Pocus 2. The tour guide will also point out great places to eat, boat tours, and other fun things to do in Newport, including the Cliff Walk. The tour includes a 90-minute visit inside The Breakers mansion and its grounds, a breathtaking narrated trolley tour of Newport, and views of over 150 points of interest like Colonial Downtown, Scenic Ocean Drive, and Mansion Row. Gratuities are not included.

Experience the grandeur of Newport with the Gilded Age Mansions Trolley Tour with Breakers Admission. This 3-hour tour is perfect for ages 5 and up and combines a scenic trolley ride with a visit to the famous Breakers mansion. The tour starts at Bus Platform #2 of the Newport Transit Center. Guests will hop aboard a comfortable trolley where the driver will share stories of the Colonial era and the Gilded Age. The trolley will then travel along Ocean Drive and Bellevue Avenue, where you'll see the beautiful mansions. Movie buffs will love spotting locations from films like HBO's The Gilded Age and Hocus Pocus 2. The tour guide will also point out great places to eat, boat tours, and other fun things to do in Newport, including the Cliff Walk. The tour includes a 90-minute visit inside The Breakers mansion and its grounds, a breathtaking narrated trolley tour of Newport, and views of over 150 points of interest like Colonial Downtown, Scenic Ocean Drive, and Mansion Row. Gratuities are not included.

Boston

The Boston's North End Food and History Walking Tour is a tasty adventure through Boston's oldest neighborhood! This walking tour is perfect for food lovers and history buffs alike. Guests can expect to taste delicious Italian treats while learning about the rich history of the North End. The tour visits iconic landmarks and hidden gems, offering a unique glimpse into the neighborhood's past and present. Think cobblestone streets, historic churches, and the aromas of fresh pasta and pastries filling the air. This award-winning tour, led by an experienced guide, promises an unforgettable experience. The tour includes a satisfying lunch, offering a true taste of Italy in Boston. It does not include additional beverages or souvenirs, allowing guests to customize their experience. This small group tour ensures a personalized experience, with opportunities to ask questions and interact with the guide. Prepare for a delightful journey through the heart of Boston's Italian heritage.

The Boston's North End Food and History Walking Tour is a tasty adventure through Boston's oldest neighborhood! This walking tour is perfect for food lovers and history buffs alike. Guests can expect to taste delicious Italian treats while learning about the rich history of the North End. The tour visits iconic landmarks and hidden gems, offering a unique glimpse into the neighborhood's past and present. Think cobblestone streets, historic churches, and the aromas of fresh pasta and pastries filling the air. This award-winning tour, led by an experienced guide, promises an unforgettable experience. The tour includes a satisfying lunch, offering a true taste of Italy in Boston. It does not include additional beverages or souvenirs, allowing guests to customize their experience. This small group tour ensures a personalized experience, with opportunities to ask questions and interact with the guide. Prepare for a delightful journey through the heart of Boston's Italian heritage.

Boston

The Boston Freedom Trail History Pub Crawl Small-Group Tour offers a fun way to see Boston! It's a walking tour that takes people to historic pubs on the Freedom Trail. An expert guide shares cool stories about Boston's past and the American Revolution. This tour starts at the Sam Adams Statue near Faneuil Hall. It visits four historic pubs where you can enjoy local beers with other travelers. You will learn about the history of Faneuil Hall, and the Freedom Trail Pub Crawl (Faneuil Hall Section). The tour lasts a little over two hours. It includes a local guide who knows a lot about Boston and beer. If people get the Beer Bundle ticket, it comes with a choice of four draft beers. There's also a 'Dry Run' option if someone does not want the pre-paid drinks.

The Boston Freedom Trail History Pub Crawl Small-Group Tour offers a fun way to see Boston! It's a walking tour that takes people to historic pubs on the Freedom Trail. An expert guide shares cool stories about Boston's past and the American Revolution. This tour starts at the Sam Adams Statue near Faneuil Hall. It visits four historic pubs where you can enjoy local beers with other travelers. You will learn about the history of Faneuil Hall, and the Freedom Trail Pub Crawl (Faneuil Hall Section). The tour lasts a little over two hours. It includes a local guide who knows a lot about Boston and beer. If people get the Beer Bundle ticket, it comes with a choice of four draft beers. There's also a 'Dry Run' option if someone does not want the pre-paid drinks.

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Boston Private Driving City Tour lets visitors see all of Boston in comfort. This tour is great for small groups of up to 4 people. It shows off not just the old important places, but all the different sides of the city. Guests will ride through neighborhoods like the North End and Beacon Hill. They'll also see places on the Freedom Trail, like the Paul Revere House and the USS Constitution. This tour shares fun stories and facts about Boston's past and present. It is a good way to learn about the city and see many famous spots. The tour includes a guide who knows Boston well and a comfortable, air-conditioned car. It lasts for 3 hours and drives by places like Boston Common, Fenway Park, and the Seaport District. This private tour offers a personal way to explore the city's best spots.

Boston Private Driving City Tour lets visitors see all of Boston in comfort. This tour is great for small groups of up to 4 people. It shows off not just the old important places, but all the different sides of the city. Guests will ride through neighborhoods like the North End and Beacon Hill. They'll also see places on the Freedom Trail, like the Paul Revere House and the USS Constitution. This tour shares fun stories and facts about Boston's past and present. It is a good way to learn about the city and see many famous spots. The tour includes a guide who knows Boston well and a comfortable, air-conditioned car. It lasts for 3 hours and drives by places like Boston Common, Fenway Park, and the Seaport District. This private tour offers a personal way to explore the city's best spots.

Boston

Ye Olde Tavern Tours offers a unique, intimate exploration of Boston's Freedom Trail with a twist. Led by expert historians, the tour visits 10 historical sites, including the Boston Massacre site, punctuated by stops at 3 historic taverns. Enjoy included beer or cider in a small group setting, capped at 12 people for a fun, social, and memorable experience.

Ye Olde Tavern Tours offers a unique, intimate exploration of Boston's Freedom Trail with a twist. Led by expert historians, the tour visits 10 historical sites, including the Boston Massacre site, punctuated by stops at 3 historic taverns. Enjoy included beer or cider in a small group setting, capped at 12 people for a fun, social, and memorable experience.

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Boston's Freedom Trail: A Revolutionary Walking Tour lets visitors relive history! This walking tour takes people through downtown Boston, sharing exciting stories about the American Revolution. Tour-goers will discover icons like Paul Revere and John Hancock, along with other important figures from the city's past. What to expect: People will walk the same path where big events happened. See places like The Embrace, Massachusetts State House, Abolitionist Church, Granary Burying Ground, King's Chapel, Old South Meeting House, Old Corner Bookstore, Old State House, Boston Massacre Site, Faneuil Hall, Paul Revere's House, Old North Church, Copp's Hill Burying Ground, Bunker Hill Monument, and the USS Constitution. Learn about riots, smugglers, and the famous midnight ride! This tour includes all fees and taxes. It checks off all 16 Freedom Trail sites. People will learn how Boston helped lead the way in important movements like ending slavery and fighting for women's rights. They'll also hear tales about 92,000 pounds of tea! The groups are small, so people can ask questions and talk to the guide.

Boston's Freedom Trail: A Revolutionary Walking Tour lets visitors relive history! This walking tour takes people through downtown Boston, sharing exciting stories about the American Revolution. Tour-goers will discover icons like Paul Revere and John Hancock, along with other important figures from the city's past. What to expect: People will walk the same path where big events happened. See places like The Embrace, Massachusetts State House, Abolitionist Church, Granary Burying Ground, King's Chapel, Old South Meeting House, Old Corner Bookstore, Old State House, Boston Massacre Site, Faneuil Hall, Paul Revere's House, Old North Church, Copp's Hill Burying Ground, Bunker Hill Monument, and the USS Constitution. Learn about riots, smugglers, and the famous midnight ride! This tour includes all fees and taxes. It checks off all 16 Freedom Trail sites. People will learn how Boston helped lead the way in important movements like ending slavery and fighting for women's rights. They'll also hear tales about 92,000 pounds of tea! The groups are small, so people can ask questions and talk to the guide.

Salem

The 2.5-Hour Salem History & Sightseeing Guided Walking Tour takes guests on a journey through Salem's rich past with a five-star rated guide, Kenneth Glover. For ten years, he has guided Salemwalkingtours.com, painting a vivid picture of the city using the words and observations of those who lived it. This tour focuses on Salem’s complete history, from the witch trials to its maritime legacy. Guests will explore key locations, including Historic Essex Street, Salem’s McIntire Historic District, The Witch House, The Ropes Mansion and Gardens, Stately Chestnut Street, The Pickering House, Hamilton Hall, The Old Town Hall, and the Salem Witch Trials Memorial. They'll learn about the lives of the Puritans and colonists, religion and law, the great age of sail, the American Revolution, and the 19th century. This tour is ideal for those seeking an in-depth exploration of Salem's history with an exceptional storyteller. This 2.5-hour walking tour provides an overview of Salem's must-see historical landmarks. Keep in mind that the tour explores the exterior of historic homes but does not include entry. Led by an expert guide, this experience will enrich the understanding of Salem's past. Discover the captivating stories and significant landmarks that define Salem's unique character. Kenneth is a researcher of Salem history and an exceptional storyteller then this tour will be a highlight of a visitor's trip.

The 2.5-Hour Salem History & Sightseeing Guided Walking Tour takes guests on a journey through Salem's rich past with a five-star rated guide, Kenneth Glover. For ten years, he has guided Salemwalkingtours.com, painting a vivid picture of the city using the words and observations of those who lived it. This tour focuses on Salem’s complete history, from the witch trials to its maritime legacy. Guests will explore key locations, including Historic Essex Street, Salem’s McIntire Historic District, The Witch House, The Ropes Mansion and Gardens, Stately Chestnut Street, The Pickering House, Hamilton Hall, The Old Town Hall, and the Salem Witch Trials Memorial. They'll learn about the lives of the Puritans and colonists, religion and law, the great age of sail, the American Revolution, and the 19th century. This tour is ideal for those seeking an in-depth exploration of Salem's history with an exceptional storyteller. This 2.5-hour walking tour provides an overview of Salem's must-see historical landmarks. Keep in mind that the tour explores the exterior of historic homes but does not include entry. Led by an expert guide, this experience will enrich the understanding of Salem's past. Discover the captivating stories and significant landmarks that define Salem's unique character. Kenneth is a researcher of Salem history and an exceptional storyteller then this tour will be a highlight of a visitor's trip.

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Boston's Underground Railroad History Tour: Beacon Hill unveils Boston's pivotal role in abolitionism. This 2.5-hour walking tour explores Underground Railroad sites and abolitionist landmarks. Perfect for history enthusiasts, the small-group setting enhances the experience. Journey back to 1833-1863 to witness Bostonians' fight against slavery and explore the Black Heritage Trail.

Boston's Underground Railroad History Tour: Beacon Hill unveils Boston's pivotal role in abolitionism. This 2.5-hour walking tour explores Underground Railroad sites and abolitionist landmarks. Perfect for history enthusiasts, the small-group setting enhances the experience. Journey back to 1833-1863 to witness Bostonians' fight against slavery and explore the Black Heritage Trail.

Salem

The 1692 Salem Night Walking Tour in Salem, Massachusetts, invites brave souls on a journey through 400 years of chilling history. A local historian and real-life Witch guides this tour, revealing secrets of "Witch City" and the infamous Salem Witch Trials. This walking tour is perfect for history buffs and those seeking a spooky adventure. As they walk Salem's historic streets, guests hear the story of Salem before the trials, the witch hysteria's cause, and the judges and accusers involved. They'll learn about the residents' reactions, the 20 victims, and how it ended. Key stops include the Hermetic Arts Center, Essex Street, and the chilling Witch House, each with tales that bring history to life. This historical adventure includes a 2-hour walking tour led by a local historian and practicing Witch, offering unique insights into Salem's past. Please note gratuities and parking are not included, and there are no restrooms available during the tour. This tour offers a deep dive into Salem's rich history, making it a must-do for anyone visiting.

The 1692 Salem Night Walking Tour in Salem, Massachusetts, invites brave souls on a journey through 400 years of chilling history. A local historian and real-life Witch guides this tour, revealing secrets of "Witch City" and the infamous Salem Witch Trials. This walking tour is perfect for history buffs and those seeking a spooky adventure. As they walk Salem's historic streets, guests hear the story of Salem before the trials, the witch hysteria's cause, and the judges and accusers involved. They'll learn about the residents' reactions, the 20 victims, and how it ended. Key stops include the Hermetic Arts Center, Essex Street, and the chilling Witch House, each with tales that bring history to life. This historical adventure includes a 2-hour walking tour led by a local historian and practicing Witch, offering unique insights into Salem's past. Please note gratuities and parking are not included, and there are no restrooms available during the tour. This tour offers a deep dive into Salem's rich history, making it a must-do for anyone visiting.

Salem

Bewitched Walking Tour of Salem: Step back in time and discover the real story of the Salem Witch Trials. This walking tour, a 2024 Viator Experiences Rising Star Award winner, offers the most in-depth look at the witch trials that Salem has to offer. Often called the "Best tour in Salem!", it is a great way to learn the history of Salem. With a local historian, people will explore over a dozen spots in downtown Salem, also known as Witch City. They'll journey through 400 years, seeing places like the Halloween Museum and other historical sites. Get ready to learn why the true history is more scary than any made-up story. This historical tour includes a professional guide who is licensed by the City of Salem, ensuring an on-time departure. Keep in mind that gratuities for the guide and parking are not included. Since tours start on time, late arrivals can not be accommodated, and there are no restrooms on site or along the route.

Bewitched Walking Tour of Salem: Step back in time and discover the real story of the Salem Witch Trials. This walking tour, a 2024 Viator Experiences Rising Star Award winner, offers the most in-depth look at the witch trials that Salem has to offer. Often called the "Best tour in Salem!", it is a great way to learn the history of Salem. With a local historian, people will explore over a dozen spots in downtown Salem, also known as Witch City. They'll journey through 400 years, seeing places like the Halloween Museum and other historical sites. Get ready to learn why the true history is more scary than any made-up story. This historical tour includes a professional guide who is licensed by the City of Salem, ensuring an on-time departure. Keep in mind that gratuities for the guide and parking are not included. Since tours start on time, late arrivals can not be accommodated, and there are no restrooms on site or along the route.

Salem

Schooner FAME Sailing Tour in Salem offers a unique and exciting way to experience Salem's rich maritime history. FAME is known as the #1 boat in Salem and the #1 outdoor activity, according to TripAdvisor. It is a great way to see Salem. More than just witches, Salem played a big part in the history of the United States! This adventure takes place aboard FAME, a real copy of a War of 1812 privateer schooner. This ship captured over 20 prizes during the war! Guests can help raise the sails and even steer the boat as it sails through Salem Sound. They'll hear stories about the fishermen, traders, and privateers who shaped Salem and the young United States. This tour explores the historic Salem Sound, an important location during the 18th and 19th centuries for trade, fishing, and naval activities. What's included is access to a restroom on board. What's not included is anything else. Passengers can relax and enjoy the views of historic forts and lighthouses in Salem, Beverly, and Marblehead. Please note that this is not a narrated tour, although the captain and crew will tell you about the area. Also, no children under five are allowed on the tour.

Schooner FAME Sailing Tour in Salem offers a unique and exciting way to experience Salem's rich maritime history. FAME is known as the #1 boat in Salem and the #1 outdoor activity, according to TripAdvisor. It is a great way to see Salem. More than just witches, Salem played a big part in the history of the United States! This adventure takes place aboard FAME, a real copy of a War of 1812 privateer schooner. This ship captured over 20 prizes during the war! Guests can help raise the sails and even steer the boat as it sails through Salem Sound. They'll hear stories about the fishermen, traders, and privateers who shaped Salem and the young United States. This tour explores the historic Salem Sound, an important location during the 18th and 19th centuries for trade, fishing, and naval activities. What's included is access to a restroom on board. What's not included is anything else. Passengers can relax and enjoy the views of historic forts and lighthouses in Salem, Beverly, and Marblehead. Please note that this is not a narrated tour, although the captain and crew will tell you about the area. Also, no children under five are allowed on the tour.

Portsmouth

Public | Small Group | Islands & Harbor Sightseeing Tour takes guests on a captivating journey through Portsmouth's historic streets and scenic waterfront. This popular tour, rated 5-stars, combines storytelling with sightseeing, guiding participants away from the city's hustle and bustle. The tour winds through quiet streets lined with historic homes and impressive architecture, leading to Prescott Park, located next to the Piscataqua River. Guests will hear tales of the area's transformation from an 18th and 19th-century shipbuilding hub and fishing port into a vibrant cultural waterfront. The adventure continues to Four Tree and Pierce Islands, offering picture-perfect views of the Piscataqua River. The route leads to New Castle Island, showcasing well-preserved 17th to 19th-century homes. The tour extends to the Great Island, near the Atlantic Ocean, for even more sightseeing. Key stops include the Piscataqua River, Peirce Island, a historic hotel, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, the Isle of Shoals, and the First Settlement & Captain John Stark Memorial. The tour includes a bicycle, helmet, and an expert guide to lead the way. Gratuities are not included. Guests should arrive 30 minutes early for bike fitting and a review of safety guidelines. E-bike options are available for those seeking a little extra assistance.

Public | Small Group | Islands & Harbor Sightseeing Tour takes guests on a captivating journey through Portsmouth's historic streets and scenic waterfront. This popular tour, rated 5-stars, combines storytelling with sightseeing, guiding participants away from the city's hustle and bustle. The tour winds through quiet streets lined with historic homes and impressive architecture, leading to Prescott Park, located next to the Piscataqua River. Guests will hear tales of the area's transformation from an 18th and 19th-century shipbuilding hub and fishing port into a vibrant cultural waterfront. The adventure continues to Four Tree and Pierce Islands, offering picture-perfect views of the Piscataqua River. The route leads to New Castle Island, showcasing well-preserved 17th to 19th-century homes. The tour extends to the Great Island, near the Atlantic Ocean, for even more sightseeing. Key stops include the Piscataqua River, Peirce Island, a historic hotel, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, the Isle of Shoals, and the First Settlement & Captain John Stark Memorial. The tour includes a bicycle, helmet, and an expert guide to lead the way. Gratuities are not included. Guests should arrive 30 minutes early for bike fitting and a review of safety guidelines. E-bike options are available for those seeking a little extra assistance.

Newport

Newport Trolley Tour with Breakers Mansion - Viking Tours: Since 1962, Viking Tours has been sharing the beauty and history of Newport with visitors. This 3-hour trolley tour takes people past the amazing mansions along the Ten-Mile Ocean Drive and Bellevue Avenue. They'll hear stories about these homes and the people who lived in them. The tour includes a visit to The Breakers, the grand estate of Cornelius Vanderbilt. People can walk through this famous mansion and see how the wealthy lived during the Gilded Age. The tour provides a great way to learn about Newport's past and see its stunning sights. The tour includes admission to The Breakers, a 90-minute narrated trolley tour of Newport, a professional guide, and a chance to see over 150 Newport points of interest. What's not included is gratuities.

Newport Trolley Tour with Breakers Mansion - Viking Tours: Since 1962, Viking Tours has been sharing the beauty and history of Newport with visitors. This 3-hour trolley tour takes people past the amazing mansions along the Ten-Mile Ocean Drive and Bellevue Avenue. They'll hear stories about these homes and the people who lived in them. The tour includes a visit to The Breakers, the grand estate of Cornelius Vanderbilt. People can walk through this famous mansion and see how the wealthy lived during the Gilded Age. The tour provides a great way to learn about Newport's past and see its stunning sights. The tour includes admission to The Breakers, a 90-minute narrated trolley tour of Newport, a professional guide, and a chance to see over 150 Newport points of interest. What's not included is gratuities.

Salem

Inside the Daniels House: Explore a 1667 mansion with original details from the Witch Trials to the Revolution. Sit on furniture, touch history, and take photos in this non-museum, original home. Ticket proceeds support preservation. Historical Tours, Likely to Sell Out, Small Group, Cultural Tours.

Inside the Daniels House: Explore a 1667 mansion with original details from the Witch Trials to the Revolution. Sit on furniture, touch history, and take photos in this non-museum, original home. Ticket proceeds support preservation. Historical Tours, Likely to Sell Out, Small Group, Cultural Tours.