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Copley Square to Beacon Hill and Freedom Trail Walking Tour

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Activity Schedule

  • When does it run?

    Friday and Sunday

  • Duration

    2 hours

  • Start time

    1pm

  • Meeting Point

    Make you way to The front steps of the Boston Public Library at 230 Dartmouth Street in Copley Square.

Key Highlights

  • Learn all about the creation of the Back Bay neighborhood!
  • Encounter the tallest building in New England in Copley Square!
  • See the Boston Public Library and Victorian brownstones in the Back Bay!
  • Check out the Massachusetts State House in historic Beacon Hill!
  • Make your way along the world-famous Freedom Trail!
  • Stop at the Boston Massacre site, Boston Common, King’s Chapel, and more!
  • Meet your friendly and knowledgeable guide!
  • Smartphone vouchers accepted – no need to print!

Overview

Make a pilgrimage through American History on a Copley Square to Beacon Hill and Freedom Trail Walking Tour!

Starting near the Freedom Trail, you’ll enjoy highly informative stops at Copley Square and Beacon Hill! Explore the Back Bay neighborhood and its 19th century Victorian brownstone homes. Check out the fashionable shops and tall office buildings with the knowledge that this entire area was once an actual bay. Then, admire the gas-lit streets, brick sidewalks, and American Federal architecture of Beacon Hill. Take pictures in front of the Massachusetts State House, which is located in what is considered one of the most desirable neighborhoods in New England. Your friendly local guide will bring you up to speed on all of the fascinating historical details of Back Bay and Beacon Hill, which is why the Copley Square to Beacon Hill And Freedom Trail Walking Tour is one of the best things to do in Boston!

Then, on the Freedom Trail, you’ll enjoy a truly historical experience during your next Boston sightseeing trip! Follow your expert, local tour guide as you explore all of Boston’s most important historical sites. See the old and new state houses, the Boston Massacre site, and King’s Chapel. Then, take a selfie at the old City Hall, First Schoolhouse site, and Boston Commons. If you want to see all of downtown Boston’s most popular historical attractions, then the Freedom Trail is what to do in Boston.

Inclusions & Exclusions

Inclusions

  • Copley Square to Beacon Hill and Freedom Trail Walking Tour
  • A 2-hour walking tour along the Freedom Trail that starts at Copley Square
  • Expert local tour guide and commentary

Exclusions

  • Gratuities

Please note

Voucher information: You can show your voucher on your smartphone (But if you’d rather print a copy – that’s fine too!)

So there’s no last-minute rush, please arrive at the meeting point 20 minutes before departure time.

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