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This 5-hour walking tour combines Italian food in Boston's North End with the history of the American Revolution along the Freedom Trail. Taste freshly baked bread from a hidden bakery, a deli-style sandwich, authentic pizza, and coffee with pastry, and step inside the Old North Church (or a similar site). Explore Boston's iconic landmarks such as the Custom House Tower, the Old State House, Old City Hall and Boston Common before finishing in the Boston Public Garden. Groups are limited to 12 people.

Start your Boston walk tasting
Italian food in the North End
Meet your local guide next to the Boston Public Market and walk past Faneuil Hall and the Rose Kennedy Greenway to the North End. In this neighborhood, home to the city's oldest buildings, taste freshly baked Italian bread from a hidden bakery, a classic deli-style sandwich and authentic pizza. Enjoy coffee or espresso with pastry at a local café and step inside the Old North Church (or a similar site).
Follow the landmarks of the Freedom Trail

Walk the Freedom Trail and learn about the role Boston played in the American Revolution. Pass State Street, the Custom House Tower, the Old State House and the Old South Meeting House, then stop at Old City Hall, the birthplace of American public education. Don't miss a photo with the iconic bronze donkey.
Pass King's Chapel and Boston Common
to the State House

Continue past King's Chapel Burying Ground and Boston Common to the Massachusetts State House. The State House is open on weekdays only, so another historic site is visited on weekends.
Finish in the Boston Public Garden

The tour ends in the peaceful Boston Public Garden, where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
※ The tour runs in rain, snow or shine unless the weather creates dangerous conditions.
※ The itinerary may change depending on local conditions.
Meeting point :
Boston RMV Service Center
156 Blackstone St, Boston, MA 02109
Meeting point guide:
It is in the same building as the Boston Public Market, directly across from the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Meet outside the public main entrance of the RMV Service Center. Look for the glass and metal canopy on the sidewalk right next to the Surface Rd & Hanover St bus stop. There is a "Massachusetts Department of Transportation" sign above the entrance. The tour ends at the Boston Public Garden (near 4 Charles St).
156 Blackstone St, Boston, MA 02109