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Mark_H, Oct 2026
Politically incorrect and well worth it
Anthony was both hilarious and irreverent. Make sure you realize that he’s going to show up late, smoke cigarettes, and curse. Lol his stories about the old neighborhood and growing up in Boston in the 70s were well presented and information informational. We also ate some great food at local restaurants that have been around since the 70s.
Wesley_P, Oct 2026
This is the best way to...
This is the best way to see all the key historic sites around Boston and get key information on its relevance and significance to the beginning of American independence. Our guide Sven was extremely knowledgeable and gave a lot of background info on locations, people, and events. A must do if you are visiting Boston!
Wendy_S, Oct 2026
A fun way to bring history to life
The costumed staff really gave their all to make this an enjoyable experience. Audience participation is encouraged but you can choose to which level. I learnt a lot about the history from the actors and there was plenty of chance to ask questions. The museum was also really well organised and really clever with films showing the history of the revolution which made it suitable for the whole family.
Richard_M, Oct 2026
The guide as John Hancock...
The guide as John Hancock was absolutely terrific. I cannot say enough about him. He was educated, incredibly knowledgeable about the subject, experienced, had total command of the group, and had an endearing personality. He made the tour immensely enjoyable.
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Boston’s revolutionary past, elegant architecture, scenic harbor, and great food make a potent mix. Topping the history agenda are tours of the Freedom Trail, a 16-point route around the city’s American Revolution sites, followed by hop-on hop-off trolleys, boat-and-bus combos, and harbor cruises that deliver varying perspectives on the city, old and new. Next come special-interest Boston tours: Explore the Tea Party Ships museum, Cambridge’s Harvard campus, and baseball’s Fenway Park; savor the city's beloved seafood and Italian-inspired dishes; and join ghost-themed trolley rides. Then, if time allows, cast your net wider by heading to nearby Salem or Martha’s Vineyard.

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