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Step back into Boston’s revolutionary past with the America’s 250th Anniversary Revolutionary Boston History Tour. This 75-minute guided walk takes you along historic sites where the fight for independence unfolded, from the Siege of Boston in 1776 to the symbolic landmarks of the revolution.
As you stroll through downtown and toward the waterfront, engaging visual artifacts and a lively soundtrack help bring history alive. Your guide will share stories of the founding fathers, the Sons of Liberty, and the brave citizens who shaped America’s future. It’s a perfect experience for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in understanding the roots of American independence.
Enjoy personalized storytelling with a small group of up to 24 guests, making the experience intimate and memorable. Plus, celebrate America’s birthday with a special ceremonial cake lighting, adding a festive touch to your historical journey.
The tour lasts approximately 75 minutes, or 1 hour and 15 minutes.
The tour is conducted in English.
Groups are limited to a maximum of 24 guests, ensuring a personalized experience.
Yes, it’s ideal for ages 12 and up, with options for younger children if accompanied by adults. The tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for small children in strollers or prams.
You’ll enjoy an UltraHD Scroll with restored photos, movies, and sounds, guided storytelling from an expert local guide, and a digital reference guide to keep.
Tips are not included. Parking fees and souvenirs are available for purchase separately.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Begin at Faneuil Hall, known as "The Cradle of Liberty," where your guide will highlight the spirit of the New England Town meeting and the achievements of the American Revolution 250 years ago.
View the golden lion and silver unicorn, symbols of the British monarchy, and learn how they were destroyed and later returned to Boston in 1900.
Stand in the square where the Sons of Liberty led their most vigorous protests, uncovering the roots of revolutionary activism.
March down to the Battery with military tunes, observing cannons and troops that fortified Boston during the 1776 siege.
Conclude your walk at Boston Harbor, reflecting on the resilience of ordinary people and the symbols that emerged from the revolution.
Meet at the starting point
Go to the Samuel Adams Statue and look for the guide with a large Scroll displaying moving pictures.
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From $35.00 per person