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Boston
Freedom Trail Tour: See ALL Sites, Including USS Constitution!
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Overview
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. 
Highlights
Complete Freedom Trail: See all 16 historical sites, including Bunker Hill and USS Constitution.
Expert Guide: Learn from a knowledgeable guide who brings history to life.
No Gratuities: Your guide's gratuity is already included.
Family Friendly (12+): A great way for older kids and adults to explore Boston's history together.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers love that the tour covers all the important spots on the Freedom Trail.
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The guides know a lot and make the history fun.
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Many enjoy visiting the USS Constitution and Bunker Hill.
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It's a good way to learn about Boston's history in a short time.
Some people think four hours is a long time to walk.
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The tour might not be fun for kids younger than 12.
The Journey
Massachusetts State House
Visit the Massachusetts State House, a masterpiece designed by Charles Bulfinch, often called the father of Federal Architecture. Explore the seat of Massachusetts government, where history and modern politics converge. Admire the building's stunning architecture and learn about the pivotal decisions made within its walls.
Park Street Church
Discover Park Street Church, once the tallest building in the country. Known as 'Brimstone Corner' for its fiery sermons and a surprising secret from its past, this church played a crucial role in the Abolition Movement. Explore its architectural grandeur and delve into its impactful history.
Granary Burying Ground
Pay respects at the Granary Burying Ground, the final resting place of Revolutionary War heroes. Meet Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, John Hancock, and the victims of the Boston Massacre. Reflect on their contributions to American independence as you walk among the historic gravestones.
King's Chapel
Explore King's Chapel, a 1749 Anglican church. Witness where early tensions between Puritans and the Crown ignited when the King controversially established this church on seized land. Learn about the religious conflicts and their impact on the road to revolution.
Boston Latin School Site & Benjamin Franklin Statue
Visit the site of the oldest continuously operating school in the Colony, commemorated by a marker. See the statue of Benjamin Franklin, a testament to education and innovation. Reflect on Boston's commitment to knowledge and the pursuit of enlightenment.
Old South Meeting House
Step into the Old South Meeting House, a pivotal gathering place in Colonial times. Here, Samuel Adams rallied colonists, leading directly to the Boston Tea Party. Feel the revolutionary spirit as you stand where the spark of American independence was ignited.
Old State House
Visit the Old State House, formerly the headquarters of the British government. Witness the site of a fiery court battle that highlighted colonial rights. Reflect on the events of the 1770 Boston Massacre that unfolded nearby and decide for yourself if the accounts of the time are to be believed.
Faneuil Hall
Enter Faneuil Hall, known as 'The Cradle of Liberty,' where iconic figures like Samuel Adams and Frederick Douglass delivered powerful speeches. Hear their echoes as you explore this historic marketplace and meeting hall, a symbol of free speech and revolutionary thought.
Blackstone Block
Wander through the Blackstone Block, a historic neighborhood with unique stories at every corner. From the offices of the 'Massachusetts Spy' newspaper to the 'Headquarters of the Revolution' (a bar!), and the home of Ebenezer Hancock, discover the hidden gems and revolutionary secrets of this vibrant area.
Paul Revere House
Step back in time at the Paul Revere House, one of Boston's oldest homes. Explore the 1680 post-Medieval house purchased by Revere in 1770, where he raised sixteen children. Get a glimpse into the life of this legendary patriot and his family.
Old North Church
Visit the Old North Church, where the signal lanterns were hung to warn Patriots of the British advance. Learn about the ingenious plan that alerted the countryside and set the stage for the Battles of Lexington and Concord. Feel the weight of history in this iconic landmark.
Copp's Hill Burying Ground
Take a brief visit to Copp's Hill Burying Ground to understand the geography of the Battle of Bunker Hill and learn about a grave marker with a fascinating story. Reflect on the sacrifices made during this pivotal battle.
Bunker Hill Monument (Breed's Hill)
Visit the site of the Battle of Bunker Hill, actually fought on Breed's Hill. Learn about the intense battle where the British suffered heavy losses despite claiming victory. Reflect on the courage and determination of the Patriot forces.
USS Constitution
Conclude your journey aboard the USS Constitution, the oldest commissioned warship in the world. Explore 'Old Ironsides' and learn about its remarkable service in the US Navy. Stand on its decks and imagine the naval battles of the past.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes a four-hour guided walking tour of the entire Freedom Trail, and your guide's expertise (gratuity not expected). It does not include admission to the interiors of any historical sites. The meeting point is at the Massachusetts State House. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes, bring water, and check the weather forecast before you come.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes because you'll be walking for four hours! Also, bring a water bottle and maybe a snack to keep your energy up. Check the weather before you go, and dress for the conditions. Some adults should carry their ID.
Review Summary
People usually say the tour is comprehensive and well-paced, with knowledgeable guides who bring history to life. Many appreciate the inclusion of Bunker Hill and the USS Constitution, which are often skipped on shorter tours. Some mention the length can be tiring, especially for younger children, and a few note that certain historic sites have limited accessibility for wheelchairs.
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