Boston walking tours

Explore Boston at your own pace with the Around audio tours made by expert guides

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Black Heritage Trail in Beacon Hill

10 stops

Boston Tea Party and the Seaport District

8 stops

Commonwealth Avenue Statues Tour

8 stops

Freedom Trail Tour

10 stops

What to visit in Boston in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Boston

Boston Common

The Boston Common is the oldest city park located in downtown Boston. It's the start of our Freedom Tail tour of Boston, which will bring you across the main landmarks of the city.

Massachusetts State House

Located in the Beacon Hill neighborhood of Boston, and known as New State House, this is the state capitol and seat of government for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Old North Church

Built in 1723, this National Historic Landmark is the oldest church building in Boston. Among others is a famous spot on Boston's Freedom Trail.

King's Chapel

King's Chapel was built originally as an Anglican Church built in the 18th century and is unique among US churches. Discover it with our audio tours.

Hotel Vendome Memorial

Commemorating the victims of the Hotel Vendome fire, when nine firefighters lost their lives, this memorial was placed in 1996. The authors behind the work are the artist Ted Clausen and architect Peter White.

Boston Tea Party Ship

If you are willing to know more about the famous history behind the Boston Tea Party, we recommend taking our self-guided tour, which includes a stop at the famous Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum.

Boston Fish Pier

Established in 1910, the Boston Fish Pier is an iconic site for the fishing industry and part of our Seaport District tour.

Boston Harbor Viewing Platform

Another stop of our Seaport District Tour is the Boston Harbor Viewing Platform. This is a great viewpoint of the city where you can relax after exploring Boston.

Robert Gould Shaw Memorial

Marking Shaw's death on July 18, 1863, this is another important memorial part of our Boston walking tours. Artwork of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, this bronze relief sculpture depicts Colonel Robert Gould Shaw and his 54th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry.

George Washington Statue

The George Washington Statue is one of the most popular statues of Boston. Part of our Commonwealth Avenue Statues Tour, it's a main point of interest when discovering Commonwealth history.