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From the Boston Massacre to Paul Revere's ride, you'll learn about the significant events events of the American Revolution as you walk the streets of Boston’s oldest neighborhoods.

Highlights

• Enjoy a guided walk through Boston's historic downtown and North End
• Hear lesser known stories behind significant events in the American Revolution
• Gain a deeper understanding of the roots of American Democracy
• Learn how Boston transformed through economic, environmental, and social change
• Learn about the people and events that ignited a nation

Description

This private walking tour of Boston’s historic downtown and North End is designed for groups of up to 2. Your guide will show you buildings and sites of importance in the period leading up to the American Revolution. On your 2-hour walk you’ll hear the details behind Boston’s infamous Tea Party. Decide for yourself if the event on 5 March 1770 was truly a Massacre, find out why Paul Revere was such an effective messenger, and learn how the words and images printed on Boston’s presses stirred the emotions of a generation of colonial Americans. This is the perfect tour if you want to explore the Freedom Trail with a guide, learn in depth how Boston became a hotbed of rebellion in the 1760s and 1770s, and get the real story behind Revolutionary events.

Includes

Private guided walking tour

Important Information

• Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the scheduled departure.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund