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This is a fun walk for when you are visiting Boston! It took us almost 6 hours with lunch, reading the plaques, and visiting some museums. You can do it quicker too! It’s well-marked, but can get quite crowded.
Great experience of history of Boston. Highly recommend all the stops. Follow the red bricks and markers at each stop
A fun and educational thing to enjoy. Definitely worth it. A great way to relive American history.
The tour guide was a great laugh very informative, good with comedic intertwined to keep all attention and remember information
Non bias so the information is both perspectives and factual
Non bias so the information is both perspectives and factual
Did the self guided freedom trail tour using the national park service audio and guide tour. You will walk all over the city but it's a nice way to see key areas in the city.
The Freedom trail is marked by a yellow brick path at the top of the park where you can see the Massachusetts State House (gold roof) on Beacon and Bowdoin where you begin the walk. You’ll really want to make a full day of the walk, as there is sooo much to experience. Some parts of the trail are not friendly for wheelchairs or baby carriages because the sidewalk is PACKED and in some parts narrow. Toward the end of the trail you walk through Little Italy. Definitely take the opportunity to grab some lunch or dinner, as the food and smells are just heavenly.
Wait here for a walking tour of the freedom trail. Our guide was fantastic and gave us a lot of interesting information we hadn't heard before it's supposed to just the standard things you here on a lot of tours. I would love to have had a tour that did the whole trail but doing 1/2 one day and the other half another day works out really.
