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Amy_R, Jul 2026
T and A do Boston
Joan was incredibly nice, informative and very easy to be with. We enjoyed learning about Boston from someone who seems passionate about sharing the history and the sites of this great city.
Bethany_A, Jul 2026
Perfect for families
This was a wonderful way to experience the tour at our own pace! We were able to go in and out of stores throughout the route and we didn’t feel rushed at all!
Osman_C, Jul 2026
Outstanding Experience with my family
Very kind, professional and knowledgeable guide. Accomplished a lot in 3 hours. Would recommend experience. Did not break a sweat in the middle of the summer
Debra_Z, Jun 2026
Charge Up☺️
Definitely start with a full charge on your phone and ear buds. We made it to the end of the walk but just barely. We learned a lot! We stopped the narration here and there to visit longer and were able to pick it up again.

Freedom Trail

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Benjamin Franklin statue on the Freedom Trail in Boston, USA
  • Freedom Trail tickets for public walking tours purchased online must be printed.

  • The Black Heritage Trail, featuring sites significant to African American history, intersects the Freedom Trail at the monument to the 54th Regiment on Beacon Street.

  • Most choose to walk from site to site rather than drive. Remember to wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes.

  • Though the Freedom Trail itself doesn’t charge admission, fees are required to enter some of the designated stops: the Old State House, the Old South Meeting House, and the Paul Revere House.

  • Self-guided audio tours are available for purchase at the Boston Common Visitor Center.

  • While the Freedom Trail is wheelchair-accessible, some of the sites are not.

  • It’s best to allot at least 30 minutes inside each Freedom Trail site.