Boston Freedom Trail Walking Tour | Small Group

Are you ready to walk the Freedom Trail on a 90-minute tour and immerse yourself in Boston’s history? Travel back in time and listen to fascinating commentary that uncovers the truth and dispels the myths that ignited the American Revolution in 1775! Discover interesting fun facts about John Hancock, Samuel Adams and Paul Revere. Find out what really happened on the night of Paul Revere’s ride, what caused the Boston Massacre, what prompted the Boston Tea Party and much more. See and learn fascinating about these famous Freedom Trail sites: Boston Common MA State House Park Street Church Granary Burial Ground King’s Chapel Old City Hall Benjamin Franklin Statue Old South Meeting House Boston Massacre site Old State House Faneuil Hall NOTE: Paul Revere's House + Old North Church are NOT included on this tour. They're on the Boston's North End-Little Italy History + Photo Walking Tour (Small Group).

The official starting point of the Freedom Trail Boston, this historic public park is the oldest in the United States and a must-see landmark in downtown Boston

A major Freedom Trail Boston landmark featuring the iconic golden dome and serving as the seat of Massachusetts government.

A Freedom Trail Boston landmark known for its abolitionist history and iconic steeple overlooking Boston Common

A key Freedom Trail Boston site and historic cemetery where Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and John Hancock are buried.

A Freedom Trail Boston landmark, the first Anglican church in colonial Boston, known for its historic stone architecture and opened in 1754

A historic Freedom Trail Boston cemetery and the oldest burying ground in Boston, dating back to 1630.

A Freedom Trail Boston stop where a statue of Benjamin Franklin marks the original site of Boston Latin School, the first public school in America.

An iconic Freedom Trail Boston site originally built in 1718 as a residence and apothecary, first operating as a bookstore in 1828.

A major Freedom Trail Boston landmark where colonists protested British rule leading up to the Boston Tea Party in 1773.

A historic Freedom Trail Boston landmark, site of the Boston Massacre and where the Declaration of Independence was read to the colonists in 1776.

A pivotal Freedom Trail Boston landmark marking where British soldiers fired on colonists in 1770, escalating tensions that led to the American Revolution.

f Liberty” for its role in America’s fight for independence.

A popular photo stop along the Freedom Trail Boston, featuring the vibrant BOSTON sign on City Hall Plaza with historic Faneuil Hall in the background.