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Private Tours for Groups and Families
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Freedom Trail Map | Walking Boston Tour Route (on a map of Boston in 1775)

| Regular Tour ($160) Book It! | Extended Tour Option 1 ($200) Book It! | Extended Tour Option 2 ($260) Book It! |
Includes 14 historic sites plus several secret spots along the way:
You’ll receive a free copy of the One April in Boston audio book on 3 CDs ($20 value, one per group) plus a free MP3 audio download of this product for all participants. The tour lasts 2.5 hours. Pricing $160 for 10 people or less 10% of the proceeds from every family or corporate tour is donated to charity. Learn more about Walking Boston’s support for Running Strong for American Indian Youth. |
Includes everything in the Regular Tour below, plus time for a lunch break at Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market; time to tour inside the Paul Revere House (a small admission fee); and a wonderful free MP3 audio download of Longfellow’s famous poem “Paul Revere’s Ride” for all participants.
You’ll receive a free copy of the One April in Boston audio book on 3 CDs ($20 value, one per group) plus a free MP3 audio download of this product for all participants. The tour lasts 3.5 hours, including lunch. Pricing $200 for 10 people or less |
Includes 16 historic sites plus several secret spots and a visit to Charlestown to tour the USS Constitution and see the Bunker Hill Monument and Museum. Also includes a lunch break and a wonderful MP3 audio download of Longfellow’s famous poem “Paul Revere’s Ride” for all participants.
You’ll receive a free copy of the One April in Boston audio book on 3 CDs ($20 value, one per group) plus a free MP3 audio download of this product for all participants. The tour lasts 5 hours, including lunch. Pricing $260 for 10 people or less |
| Private tours begin on Boston Common at the corner of Park and Tremont streets. Usual start times are 10 am and 2 pm. Tours are offered from March 12 to December 31. Private tours only. No individual tickets.
A limited number of tours are offered, weather permitting, in January and February. Call today for availability! All tours include a visit to The Printing Office of Edes & Gill – Boston’s only colonial era printing experience. Check the website for hours of operation. |
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