Boston Seafood Lovers Food and History Walking Tour

Enjoy a scenic stroll through Boston's North End, Waterfront, and Fanueil Hall / Quincy Market areas, while learning the Colonial & Revolutionary history of these areas. We'll visit four different restuarants and enjoy some of the freshest Local seafood in the World. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

The Paul Revere house is the oldest home in downtown Boston, and dates to 1680. Hear stories of this famous Revolutionary hero and his 16 children!

North Square is the oldest section of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Listen to the stories of the first settlers in 1630.

Taste a cup of savory (and award-winning!) clam "chowdah" at a restaurant thank hangs out over the harbor.

Enjoy some fresh, Local oysters and shrimp!

Boston's Old State house is the oldest building East of the Mississippi river. See the circle of cobble stones out-front which commemorates the Boston Massacre.

Quincy Market was built in 1823, and was used for food wholesalers for 150 years. Take in the sights, smells and food samples of this international food hall.

Fanueil Hall dates to 1742, and is known as the "Cradle of Liberty". Learn about Peter Faneuil, and what creature sits atop this historic building.

Enjoy a FULL SIZE Lobster Roll at America's oldest restaurant, since 1826!