Boston Freedom Trail Small-Group Walking Tour - All 16 Landmarks

Start at Boston Common and
follow 15 years of revolution

The tour begins at the Boston Foundation Monument on Boston Common, where the Freedom Trail starts. Your local guide leads a small group of up to 16 people and shares the story of the turbulent 15 years that led to the American War of Independence, and of colonial Bostonians torn between loyalty to the King and rebellion. Passing the Massachusetts State House and Park Street Church, you set off along the trail.

Visit the patriots' resting place
and downtown landmarks

At the Granary Burying Ground, find the final resting place of patriots who led the Revolution, such as Paul Revere and Samuel Adams. Then pass King's Chapel, the Boston Latin School site and Benjamin Franklin Statue, Old City Hall, the Old Corner Bookstore and the Old South Meeting House, learning what each place meant to the Revolution.

Pass the Boston Massacre Site
and head to the North End

After the Old State House, the Boston Massacre Site and Faneuil Hall, take a break of about 10 minutes at Quincy Market. In the North End, you visit the Paul Revere House, Hanover Street, the Paul Revere Statue, the Old North Church and Copp's Hill Burying Ground.

Finish at Copp's Hill Terrace
overlooking Charlestown

The tour ends at Copp's Hill Terrace in the North End, just steps from the Old North Church and Italian restaurants. From this lookout, view the USS Constitution and the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown and see all 16 official landmarks of the Freedom Trail.

※ Museum admission and a visit to the Charlestown area are not included.
※ The itinerary is for reference and may change depending on local conditions.