What You Will Do
Simply the most accurate tour of Boston's revolutionary history.
Book this tour if you're looking for;
History that is relevant in the 21st century.
Brand new research on iconic figures and places.
A story of the Revolution that is diverse and inclusive of modern audiences.
Information that builds active citizenship and critical thinking.
Affable, charismatic guides that can customize to your needs.
An experience you won't get in any textbook or any other city.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Meet on stone plaza outside the Visitor Center - bathrooms and water fountains located inside.
1
Boston Common
15 minutes
Oldest public park in the US, and symbolic site of much of America's cultural founding.
2
Granary Burying Ground
10 minutes
Discover the lesser known details of one of Boston's oldest cemeteries...
3
King's Chapel
8 minutes
More than just a beautiful stone Anglican church - appreciate the international scope of the Revolution in Boston. We will pause and speak outside, but entrance into the Chapel requires a separate private ticket with this museum.
4
Old South Meeting House
8 minutes
The building that spawned the Boston Tea Party - set in its much broader significance! We will pause and speak outside, but entrance into the Meeting House requires a separate private ticket with this museum.
5
Old State House
6 minutes
The city's leading site covering the diverse story and legacy of the Boston Massacre. We will pause and speak outside, but entrance into the State House requires a separate private ticket with this museum.
6
Boston Massacre Site
Walk over the spot of the infamous Boston Massacre - but don't stay in traffic!
7
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
A Revolutionary meeting space, a marketplace, and British armory - and more!
8
Old North Church & Historic Site
A church famous for lanterns which signalled the Revolution, and for confronting the paradox of freedom and bondage this entailed.
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