Boston Pizza Lovers Food and History Walking Food Tour

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

Boston's North End is home to the best bakeries and pastry shops in the City. They say that "toursists go to Mike's, but Locals go to Modern.

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

Enjoy cannoli (included in tour price!) from this famous North End pastry shop.