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Walk the Freedom Trail Tour for One, Two, or Four at Boston Town Crier (Up to 48% Off)
Boston Town Crier
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Terry
6 days ago
I really enjoyed our tour of the Freedom Trail. It was informative and we learned the real story behind some of our historic tales. Boston was unbelievably beautiful on our day.
Patrons will get a change to explore the entire Freedom Trail with a friend or family member
Freedom Trail Walking Tour at 9:30 AM
- Tour is currently running
- Tour is approximately 90 min
- Departure point: 139 Tremont St at the Boston Common Visitors Center
- Please arrive 10-15 minutes before the scheduled tour. Tours leave promptly and on time.
- Freedom Trail Walking Tour at 2:30 PM is not currently running and will begin on June 1st, 2023
Patrons will get a change to explore the entire Freedom Trail with a friend or family member
Freedom Trail Walking Tour at 9:30 AM
- Tour is currently running
- Tour is approximately 90 min
- Departure point: 139 Tremont St at the Boston Common Visitors Center
- Please arrive 10-15 minutes before the scheduled tour. Tours leave promptly and on time.
- Freedom Trail Walking Tour at 2:30 PM is not currently running and will begin on June 1st, 2023
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Promotional value expires Oct 31, 2023. Amount paid never expires.
No booking required, present Groupon on arrival. Please arrive 10-15 minutes before the tour time.
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About Boston Town Crier
Boston is a town rich in history, from pre-colonial times to the birth of America. While covering so much history could pose a challenge, the folks at Boston Town Crier aim to make it a little bit easier. The tour guides fully immerse themselves in Boston during 1776, donning the clothes and personalities of colonial citizens. Mixing humor with historical info and insight, the guides lead tourists along the Freedom Trail, hitting highlights including Boston Common and Faneuil Hall.