Duration
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Guided tour
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Guided walking tour of Boston’s North End and Freedom Trail, led by a local English-speaking expert.
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Savor fresh bread, pizza, and a classic Italian deli-style sandwich at three authentic food stops.
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Step inside the historic Old North Church or an equivalent landmark, included with your ticket.
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Enjoy a hot Italian beverage and pastry at a traditional café, plus a surprise local treat along the way.
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Discover hidden bakeries, family-run shops, and the vibrant stories that shaped Boston’s oldest neighborhood.
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Guided walking tour
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Local English-speaking guide
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3 food stops
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1 pastry and drink stop
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Entry to Old North Church or alternative
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A surprise local treat
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Additional food and drink
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Tips/gratuities
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You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Savor Boston’s North End flavors and walk the historic Freedom Trail on this 5-hour guided food tour.
Getting started
Meet your local English-speaking guide outside the Greenway Carousel at 191 Atlantic Ave. After a quick check-in, your guide will introduce the day’s route and share essential tips before you set off as a group.
What to expect
Boston’s North End & Freedom Trail
This tour blends Boston’s culinary traditions with its revolutionary history, exploring the North End’s Italian heritage and the iconic Freedom Trail. Discover how local food and historic landmarks have shaped the city’s vibrant character.
Features
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North End food stops: Sample fresh bread from a generations-old bakery, enjoy a classic Italian deli-style sandwich, and taste authentic pizza, highlighting the neighborhood’s Italian roots.
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Pastry and beverage break: Visit a family-run pastry shop for a hot Italian drink and sweet treat, reflecting the area’s café culture.
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Old North Church: Step inside Boston’s oldest church, built in 1723, famous for its role in Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride.
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Freedom Trail landmarks: Walk past Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, and the Old State House, each a cornerstone of Boston’s revolutionary past.
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Beacon Hill architecture: Admire the red brick row houses and charming streets of one of Boston’s most photogenic neighborhoods.
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Local impact: All food stops are locally owned, supporting Boston’s community and culinary scene.
This tour includes a surprise local treat and ends at the Boston Public Garden, where your guide will offer further recommendations for exploring the city.
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What to bring
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Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the tour covers approximately 5 miles on foot.
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Bring weather-appropriate clothing, as the tour operates rain or shine.
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Carry a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated during the walk.
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Bring a valid photo ID if requested at the start of the tour.
What’s not allowed
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Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted on the tour.
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Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals.
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Outside food and drink are not permitted at the food stops.
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Alcohol and illegal substances are strictly prohibited during the tour.
Accessibility
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This experience is not wheelchair accessible due to the walking distance and the historic sites visited.
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The tour involves walking on uneven surfaces and through areas with limited accessibility.
Additional information
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The tour is suitable for all ages and fitness levels, but participants should be comfortable walking for up to 5 hours.
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Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free diets can be accommodated with at least 24 hours’ notice; substitutions may differ from original menu items.
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The maximum group size is 12 participants.
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The tour operates in all weather conditions; please dress accordingly.
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Tips/gratuities for your guide are not included and are at your discretion.
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