Boston: Seafood Tasting & Historical Walking Tour

Boston Seafood Walking Tour: North End, Waterfront, and Freedom Trail

This guided walking tour explores Boston’s oldest neighborhoods, ideal for history and seafood enthusiasts.

Highlights

• Explore Boston's oldest neighborhoods on a guided seafood walking tour.
• Learn about the city’s colonial and revolutionary history.
• Discover stories behind three key Freedom Trail sites.
• Taste iconic seafood dishes from top Boston restaurants.
• Finish with dessert from a well-known North End bakery.

Description

Walk through Boston's oldest neighborhoods, including the North End, Waterfront, Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market, and Blackstone Block. Hear Freedom Trail stories related to Colonial and Revolutionary history shared by your guide.

Stroll along Boston’s Harborwalk and enjoy a cup of clam chowder from a back-to-back Boston ChowderFest Champion.

Visit Long Wharf, the city’s oldest commercial port, with views of the Seaport District and East Boston. Sample fresh oysters on the half shell and jumbo peel-and-eat shrimp.

Learn about the Old State House and Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market’s historical significance. Follow in the footsteps of Revolutionary heroes like John Adams, Paul Revere, and George Washington.

Enter the Blackstone Block for a full-size lobster roll prepared three different ways, or lobster mac and cheese.

Return to the North End neighborhood, known as “Little Italy,” to finish your tour with a cannoli from a famous local pastry shop.

Includes

• Guided walking tour of Boston's oldest neighborhoods
• Cup of clam chowder
• New England-style lobster roll or lobster mac and cheese
• Raw bar experience including shrimp and oysters
• Dessert from a North End bakery
• Bottled water

Excludes

• Gratuity for the tour guide
• Alcoholic beverages (available for purchase at food stops)

Important Information

• This activity operates rain, shine, or snow.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, wear comfortable shoes and bring a camera. Morning tours offer cooler temperatures and lighter crowds.