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On this 2-hour small-group guided walking tour, explore Boston's oldest neighborhoods, downtown and the North End, and dive deep into the key events of the American Revolution. From the Boston Massacre to Paul Revere's ride, hear the lesser-known stories behind the revolutionary events. Learn how Boston became a hotbed of rebellion in the 1760s and 1770s, and how the city has changed with economic, environmental and social shifts. Choose between a small-group or private tour.

Start across from King's Chapel
and walk downtown Boston
Meet your guide at One Beacon Street, at the corner of Tremont Street and Beacon Street across from King's Chapel, to begin the tour. For about 2 hours, explore the Freedom Trail through Boston's historic downtown with your guide.
Hear the real stories of the Boston Massacre and the Tea Party

Hear the detailed story of the Boston Tea Party and decide for yourself whether the event of March 5, 1770 was truly a "massacre." Discover how words and images printed in Boston's print shops stirred the emotions of colonial Americans.
Follow the story of Paul Revere in the North End

Continue into the North End and learn why Paul Revere was such an effective messenger, and which people and events led to the birth of a nation. The tour ends at Copp's Hill Terrace in the North End.
※ Stops and their order may change depending on local conditions.
Meeting point :
One Beacon Street
One Beacon Street, Boston, MA, USA
Meeting point information:
Meet at the corner of Tremont Street and Beacon Street, across from King's Chapel.
The tour ends at Copps Hill Terrace (Boston, MA 02113).
One Beacon Street, Boston, MA, USA