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Boston: Seafood Tasting Walking Tour

Name: Boston: Seafood Tasting Walking Tour
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Sample Boston's most iconic seafood dishes on a guided walking tour. Enjoy fresh, local favorites including award-winning clam chowder, a raw bar with shrimp and oysters, lobster roll, plus cannoli.

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Highlights

Explore Boston's oldest neighborhoods on a guided walking tour
Learn about the city's colonial and revolutionary past
Discover the stories behind three important Freedom Trail sites
Taste iconic seafood dishes from some of Boston's best restaurants
End your tour with dessert from a famous North End bakery

Description

Join your guide as you discover Boston's oldest neighborhoods. Learn about the city's colonial and revolutionary history and enjoy some delicious seafood dishes along the way. Your tour begins in Boston's North End neighborhood. Explore the maze of narrows streets and see some of the city's oldest buildings, including the Paul Revere House and Old North Square. Continue your tour as you head to Boston's Harborwalk and Long Wharf to admire the scenic views from the city's oldest commercial port. Learn about the history of Faneuil Hall and the Old State House before you head to Quincy Market. As you tour Boston, stop at three different restaurants for a sit-down tasting of local favorites. End your foodie adventure on a sweet note with dessert from a famous North End bakery.

Includes

Walking tour of Boston's oldest neighborhoods with a guide A cup of clam chowder New England style lobster roll or lobster mac and cheese A raw bar experience including shrimp and oysters Dessert from a North End Bakery Bottled water