Colonial and Revolutionary era Boston come to life in this unique tour of Boston’s Freedom Trail. Beginning at the corner of Boston Common and ending at Old North Church, our tour winds through the streets of modern-day downtown Boston, traversing most of what was Boston in the 18th century.
Along the way we’ll visit many sites associated with the Colonial and Revolutionary eras in Boston. These include: Old South Meeting House, where the meeting that preceded the Boston tea party took place; Faneuil Hall, the location of numerous political meetings in the days leading up to the American Revolution; the spot near where the infamous Boston Massacre took place; the house where silversmith and revolutionary Paul Revere lived during the Revolutionary era; and the church where the lanterns were hung the night of Revere’s midnight ride.
