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Stroll the shaded streets of Beacon Hill and discover a treasure trove of early American architecture, iconic designs, and fascinating stories of Boston in this charming neighborhood.

Highlights

• Walk the picturesque streets of Beacon Hill, home to elegant row houses.
• Hear stories of lesser-known figures who shaped the area's history.
• Admire the early American architecture of Charles Bulfinch
• Learn how the neighborhood transformed from rural hills to refined residences.

Description

From the golden dome of the State House to the stately homes of Louisburg Square, this walking tour winds through the picturesque streets of Beacon Hill, showcasing early American architecture with a focus on the influential work of Charles Bulfinch. As you explore this elegant neighborhood, you’ll uncover the layered history of Beacon Hill—from its rural beginnings to the carefully crafted vision of the Mount Vernon Proprietors. Alongside grand Federal and Greek Revival row houses, you’ll hear both celebrated and lesser-known stories of the area’s past, including the lives of prominent residents and overlooked figures who helped shape the neighborhood. This tour perfectly pairs with a relaxing meal at one of the many charming restaurants along nearby Charles Street.

Includes

Guided walking tour of Beacon Hill's South Slope Stories of Hepzibah Swan, Charles Street Meeting House, and Charles Bulfinch Exploration of Federal and Greek Revival row homes

Important Information

• Wear comfortable shoes for walking Tour takes place in Beacon Hill, Boston

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund