Boston Freedom Trail Guided Tour: Revolutionary History

Walk Boston’s Freedom Trail on a half-day guided tour from Boston Common to the North End. Visit Granary Burying Ground, the Boston Massacre Site, Faneuil Hall, and the Paul Revere Statue.
Follow Boston’s Freedom Trail on a half-day walking tour with a professional English-speaking guide. Start at Boston Common, then make your way through historic downtown and into the North End. Along the way, your guide connects the places you see with the stories of Boston’s founding and the events that helped spark the American Revolution.

See where Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, and John Hancock are buried, then stand near the Old State House at the site of the 1770 Boston Massacre. Stop at Faneuil Hall Marketplace, where merchants traded and colonists gathered to debate British rule. The walk finishes among the cobblestone streets and historic buildings of the North End, at the statue commemorating Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride.

Itinerary

Boston Founders Memorial (10 min) — See the bronze relief depicting Boston’s early settlers and learn how the monument commemorates the city’s founding in 1630.

Boston Common (20 min) — Walk through America’s oldest public park and pass Park Street Church as you follow the Freedom Trail.

Granary Burying Ground (20 min) — Visit the resting place of Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and the five victims of the Boston Massacre, then pass nearby landmarks including King’s Chapel.

Benjamin Franklin Statue (10 min) — See Franklin’s bronze statue at the former site of Boston Latin School, then pass Old City Hall, Old South Meeting House, the Old Corner Bookstore, and the Old State House.

Boston Massacre Site (20 min) — See the cobblestone marker outside the Old State House and hear how the confrontation of March 5, 1770, deepened tensions between Boston’s colonists and British troops.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace (10 min) — Stop at Boston’s “Cradle of Liberty,” a historic market and meeting place, then pass the Union Oyster House.

North Square Park (20 min) — Explore one of Boston’s oldest public squares and see the exterior of the Paul Revere House as you walk through the North End.

Paul Revere Statue (20 min) — Finish at Paul Revere Mall, where the bronze equestrian statue commemorates his 1775 Midnight Ride and the steeple of Old North Church rises in the background.

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