Attractions: Trinity Church

During this 90-minute guided tour, you'll spend a lovely summer evening exploring Boston's key attractions. You'll ride the Old Town Trolley as night falls, taking in a fiery sunset over the Charles River. You'll pass landmarks like the Boston Seaport, Rose Kennedy Greenway, Trinity Church and more and see how the moon illuminates the cobblestone streets and colonial architecture. Your tour will also include a river cruise.

On a guided bike tour of Boston, you’ll explore both well-known sights and quieter corners of the city. You’ll begin in Boston’s North End and pass landmarks such as Copley Square, Fenway Park and the Faneuil Hall marketplace. As you move through the streets, you’ll cruise through Beacon Hill and ride past a variety of neighbourhoods, noticing how each area has its own character and charm. Along the way, a knowledgeable guide will provide insightful commentary on Boston’s unique history, adding context to the places you see. You may also choose to do this tour on an e-bike; if you opt for an e-bike, you must be 16 or older.

This guided walking tour covers three distinct areas of Boston: the Freedom Trail downtown, historic Beacon Hill and Back Bay. You will follow the Freedom Trail between Faneuil Hall and Boston Common, pass through the elegant streets of Beacon Hill and finish in Copley Square in Back Bay. The tour does not use costumes and is kept to modest group sizes. Along the way you will see many of Boston’s key landmarks and learn about their history. Highlights include the Old and New State House, the Old Granary Burial Ground and the site of the Boston Massacre, plus Old and New City Halls and the Old South Meeting House. You will pass King’s Chapel and Park Street Church before moving into Beacon Hill to view the neighbourhood long associated with Boston’s aristocracy. In the Public Garden you will spot the Swan Boats, then continue into Back Bay to admire Victorian brownstones, the Boston Public Library and Trinity Church in Copley Square. The route also takes you by the famous Cheers restaurant, along Newbury Street and Commonwealth Avenue and past the Boston Marathon Finish Line.

Take a single-ride pass and enjoy a sightseeing journey through historic Boston. Operated by Boston Sightseeing, the tour uses a double-decker, open-top bus so you’ll have clear views of the city as you travel between neighbourhoods and landmarks. Along the way you’ll move from the bustling streets of Downtown Crossing to the cobbled lanes of Beacon Hill. The route typically includes the city’s must-see neighbourhoods, attractions and shopping districts, so you’ll get a broad sense of what makes Boston distinctive. The provider offers an easy-to-use ticketing system, and the tour is suited to solo travellers and families alike.

This bicycle tour follows Boston’s historic Emerald Necklace, letting you explore Frederick Law Olmsted’s famous system of parks in a green, relaxed way. As you move through the route, you’ll pass the shaded boulevard of Commonwealth Avenue, the popular shores of Jamaica Pond and the winding paths of the Arnold Arboretum. The parks feel surprisingly secluded—you may forget you are in the heart of the city—and the route is a favourite among locals. Along the way you’ll find many of Boston’s hidden gems and varied landscapes, from broad promenades to quiet woodland trails. The parks are attractive at any time of year, with colour peaking typically between mid October and early November. The route includes several hills, so you should be comfortable cycling for an extended period and handling varied terrain.

On this private walking tour of Boston, you will explore the city’s most emblematic spots with your own official tour guide. You will meet the guide at a central point or in a hotel centrally located in Boston, and then set off to discover the city on foot. Along the way you will visit The Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Quincy Market, plus many more fantastic sites in the city that is home to the first subway system in the United States. As you move through Boston’s historic streets, your guide will point out landmarks, share local history and context, and help you get a feel for the neighbourhoods you pass. The tour focuses on the vibrant sights and stories that make Boston distinctive, combining well-known attractions with other notable places suggested by your guide.

This private tour of Boston will take you to the city’s emblematic sites and give you a view of the famous universities the city holds. It is ideal if you have limited time in Boston and want to make the most of your visit. Your hotel pick‑up in Boston is included, and an official tour guide and driver will be ready in a private vehicle to begin the experience. Along the way, you’ll stop to see key landmarks and spend some time viewing the universities from the outside. The exact time spent at each stop may vary. Because the tour is private, the itinerary can be customised to your interests; the route described is a suggested plan rather than a fixed schedule. This lets you focus on the places you care about most while your guide shares context and local insights as you move through the city.

This private tour of Boston pairs your own chauffeur with an official tour guide so you can explore the city at a relaxed pace. You will be picked up from your hotel or apartment in Boston, then driven to a selection of the city’s most emblematic spots, accompanied by commentary from your guide. Along the way, you will follow parts of the Freedom Trail and soak up the atmosphere around Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Quincy Market. Your guide will point out highlights and provide context about the sites you pass, as you move through areas of Boston known for their history and character — the city that is home of the first subway system in the United States. The experience is private, so you will have the flexibility to focus on the places that interest you most. At the end of the tour, your private driver will take you back to your hotel in Boston.