Top Massachusetts Cultural Tours - page 10

This fully customizable experience takes you through Boston’s colonial past, giving your group complete control of the itinerary. With your dedicated historian guide, walk cobblestone streets and stand where the revolution began. Focus on the resting places of patriots like Paul Revere, explore elegant historic neighborhoods, or dive into the political tensions of British taxation—all at your own pace.

Explore the chilling history of the Salem Witch Trials on this self guided audio driving tour on our self-guided tour app, which takes you through the key sites of the infamous trials. Visit Proctor's Ledge, the confirmed execution site of nineteen innocents, and we drive by the Rebecca Nurse Homestead (this is often closed with limited hours), the only preserved home of an executed victim. Uncover the stories behind these haunting events as you drive through Salem, Peabody, and Danvers at your own pace, with offline GPS-guided narration enhancing your experience. Perfect for history enthusiasts seeking an insightful and flexible exploration of this dark chapter in American history. - Visit significant sites including Broad Street Cemetery and Gallows Hill - Enjoy a self-guided experience with professional narration - Explore at your own pace, spending 3-5 hours as you choose - Offline access ensures a hassle-free journey through Salem's history

Explore the Boston waterfront with a lifelong local, born in Salem and raised in the Boston area. A history graduate of Northeastern University with nearly 30 years of tour-guiding and waterfront experience, your guide brings both historical knowledge and a personal connection to the city. Discover Boston's maritime history, Revolutionary past, architecture, and remarkable waterfront transformation while hearing the stories behind the landmarks and the city you see today.

Download our Plymouth audio tour for a historic journey. Walk the one-mile stretch of historic oceanfront neighborhoods to visit the famous Plymouth Rock and hear the tales behind the Mayflower voyage, the Wampanoag, and early settlers. In the bay, we can step aboard Mayflower II, a historically accurate, full-sized replica of the original sailing ship, then see Brewster Gardens, search for famous names at Burial Hill, and hear the lore of founding families at the Mayflower Society House. Finish up at the Grist Mill for a true colonial experience.