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Visite à pied du Boston Freedom Trail avec un guide costumé

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La visite du Freedom Trail par l'Histrionic Academy est la meilleure façon de voir Boston. Vous rencontrerez votre guide costumé au Boston Common et découvrirez l'histoire inspirante de Boston. Suivre le sentier de la liberté devant plusieurs sites historiques. Les invités seront émerveillés par les histoires des pères fondateurs de l'Amérique, de la révolution américaine et de l'histoire coloniale de la Nouvelle-Angleterre. Cette visite à pied suit le Freedom Trail sur environ 2 km du Boston Common à Faneuil Hall.

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See top Boston sites such as the State House, Granary Burial Ground, and Old South Meeting House

90-minute Freedom Trail Walking Tour

Professional/Local Tour Guide

See top Boston sites such as the State House, Granary Burial Ground, and Old South Meeting House

90-minute Freedom Trail Walking Tour

Professional/Local Tour Guide

See top Boston sites such as the State House, Granary Burial Ground, and Old South Meeting House

Information additionnelle

Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
Animaux d'assistance autorisés
Des options de transport en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Les options de transport sont accessibles en fauteuil roulant
Toutes les zones et surfaces sont accessibles en fauteuil roulant
Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
Fonctionne dans toutes les conditions météorologiques , veuillez vous habiller convenablement.
Chaussures de marche confortables recommandées.
En raison de la nature de cette visite et de la sécurité de tous les invités, le voyagiste se réserve le droit de refuser le service aux passagers qui sont en état d'ébriété ou présentent des signes d'intoxication. Si, par conséquent, votre visite est annulée, vous n'aurez pas droit à un remboursement.
Le cimetière Granary est accessible aux fauteuils roulants par une entrée séparée. Les invités qui ne peuvent pas monter les escaliers devront quitter momentanément la visite et naviguer vers une entrée séparée.
Non recommandé pour les voyageurs qui ne peuvent pas maintenir un rythme tranquille pendant une visite à pied d'environ 1,6 km et 90 minutes
LES INVITÉS QUI NE PEUVENT PAS MONTER LES ESCALIERS peuvent utiliser une entrée séparée pour le Granary Burial Ground. Certains invités, tels que ceux en fauteuil roulant, devront quitter momentanément la visite et rejoindre le groupe à l'intérieur des portes du cimetière.

À quoi s'attendre

Boston Common Visitor Center

Start your historic 90-minute walking tour of the Freedom Trail at 139 Tremont Street, The Boston Common Visitor Center

Boston Common

See America's fist and oldest pubic park. Although there are paved paths, guides may step lead groups to the side of the path to speak, requiring guests to walk or roll onto a grassy surface.

Massachusetts State House

"Boston State-House is the hub of the solar system” -OLIVER WENDALL HOLMES. See the gold domed Massachusetts State House built in 1798 and hear about Colonial America the American Revolution.

Park Street Church

An iconic site on The Tour of the Freedom Trail. Hear it's history near it's front steps. On Independence Day in 1831, America (My Country 'Tis of Thee) was performed for the very first time.

Granary Burying Ground

Enter the cemetery with your expert guide who will introduce you to many of America's Founding Fathers and tell their inspiring stories. This is one of the oldest cemeteries in America.

King's Chapel

See the oldest Anglican church in Boston while hearing of it's amazing history.

King's Chapel Burying Ground

Boston's oldest English burial ground

Boston Latin School

See America's first Public School and hear about it's famous Colonial American alumnus Benjamin Franklin.

Statue of Benjamin Franklin

Hear about Benjamin Franklin in front of his school, The Boston Latin School, and about his early life in Boston.

Old Corner Bookstore

Stop at Boston's oldest commercial building. This is where Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, Thoreau's Walden, and Longfellow's Midnight Ride of Paul Revere were all published.

Old South Meeting House

Guests will hear the story of The Boston Tea Party in the location where it happened, just outside the Old South Meeting House. Also guests will see and hear about the Paul Revere Bell.

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the United States

Boston Massacre Site

See the location and stop to be told the inspiring story of the Boston Massacre.

Statue of Samuel Adams

Hear about Sam Adams and the story of his inaccurate statue.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

End your tour at the historic and famous Faneuil Hall. This is the perfect location for a bite to eat, public restrooms, and fabulous shopping. This is directly next to several subway stations for easy transport after the tour.

Boston Common Visitor Center

Start your historic 90-minute walking tour of the Freedom Trail at 139 Tremont Street, The Boston Common Visitor Center

Boston Common

See America's fist and oldest pubic park. Although there are paved paths, guides may step lead groups to the side of the path to speak, requiring guests to walk or roll onto a grassy surface.

Massachusetts State House

"Boston State-House is the hub of the solar system” -OLIVER WENDALL HOLMES. See the gold domed Massachusetts State House built in 1798 and hear about Colonial America the American Revolution.

Park Street Church

An iconic site on The Tour of the Freedom Trail. Hear it's history near it's front steps. On Independence Day in 1831, America (My Country 'Tis of Thee) was performed for the very first time.

Granary Burying Ground

Enter the cemetery with your expert guide who will introduce you to many of America's Founding Fathers and tell their inspiring stories. This is one of the oldest cemeteries in America.

King's Chapel

See the oldest Anglican church in Boston while hearing of it's amazing history.

King's Chapel Burying Ground

Boston's oldest English burial ground

Boston Latin School

See America's first Public School and hear about it's famous Colonial American alumnus Benjamin Franklin.

Statue of Benjamin Franklin

Hear about Benjamin Franklin in front of his school, The Boston Latin School, and about his early life in Boston.

Old Corner Bookstore

Stop at Boston's oldest commercial building. This is where Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, Thoreau's Walden, and Longfellow's Midnight Ride of Paul Revere were all published.

Old South Meeting House

Guests will hear the story of The Boston Tea Party in the location where it happened, just outside the Old South Meeting House. Also guests will see and hear about the Paul Revere Bell.

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the United States

Boston Massacre Site

See the location and stop to be told the inspiring story of the Boston Massacre.

Statue of Samuel Adams

Hear about Sam Adams and the story of his inaccurate statue.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

Boston Common Visitor Center

Start your historic 90-minute walking tour of the Freedom Trail at 139 Tremont Street, The Boston Common Visitor Center

Boston Common

See America's fist and oldest pubic park. Although there are paved paths, guides may step lead groups to the side of the path to speak, requiring guests to walk or roll onto a grassy surface.

Massachusetts State House

"Boston State-House is the hub of the solar system” -OLIVER WENDALL HOLMES. See the gold domed Massachusetts State House built in 1798 and hear about Colonial America the American Revolution.

Park Street Church

An iconic site on The Tour of the Freedom Trail. Hear it's history near it's front steps. On Independence Day in 1831, America (My Country 'Tis of Thee) was performed for the very first time.

Granary Burying Ground

Enter the cemetery with your expert guide who will introduce you to many of America's Founding Fathers and tell their inspiring stories. This is one of the oldest cemeteries in America.

King's Chapel

See the oldest Anglican church in Boston while hearing of it's amazing history.

King's Chapel Burying Ground

Boston's oldest English burial ground

Boston Latin School

See America's first Public School and hear about it's famous Colonial American alumnus Benjamin Franklin.

Statue of Benjamin Franklin

Hear about Benjamin Franklin in front of his school, The Boston Latin School, and about his early life in Boston.

Old Corner Bookstore

Stop at Boston's oldest commercial building. This is where Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, Thoreau's Walden, and Longfellow's Midnight Ride of Paul Revere were all published.

Old South Meeting House

Guests will hear the story of The Boston Tea Party in the location where it happened, just outside the Old South Meeting House. Also guests will see and hear about the Paul Revere Bell.

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the United States

Boston Massacre Site

See the location and stop to be told the inspiring story of the Boston Massacre.

Statue of Samuel Adams

Hear about Sam Adams and the story of his inaccurate statue.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

Boston Common Visitor Center

Start your historic 90-minute walking tour of the Freedom Trail at 139 Tremont Street, The Boston Common Visitor Center

Boston Common

See America's fist and oldest pubic park. Although there are paved paths, guides may step lead groups to the side of the path to speak, requiring guests to walk or roll onto a grassy surface.

Massachusetts State House

"Boston State-House is the hub of the solar system” -OLIVER WENDALL HOLMES. See the gold domed Massachusetts State House built in 1798 and hear about Colonial America the American Revolution.

Park Street Church

An iconic site on The Tour of the Freedom Trail. Hear it's history near it's front steps. On Independence Day in 1831, America (My Country 'Tis of Thee) was performed for the very first time.

Granary Burying Ground

Enter the cemetery with your expert guide who will introduce you to many of America's Founding Fathers and tell their inspiring stories. This is one of the oldest cemeteries in America.

King's Chapel

See the oldest Anglican church in Boston while hearing of it's amazing history.

King's Chapel Burying Ground

Boston's oldest English burial ground

Boston Latin School

See America's first Public School and hear about it's famous Colonial American alumnus Benjamin Franklin.

Statue of Benjamin Franklin

Hear about Benjamin Franklin in front of his school, The Boston Latin School, and about his early life in Boston.

Old Corner Bookstore

Stop at Boston's oldest commercial building. This is where Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, Thoreau's Walden, and Longfellow's Midnight Ride of Paul Revere were all published.

Old South Meeting House

Guests will hear the story of The Boston Tea Party in the location where it happened, just outside the Old South Meeting House. Also guests will see and hear about the Paul Revere Bell.

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the United States

Boston Massacre Site

See the location and stop to be told the inspiring story of the Boston Massacre.

Statue of Samuel Adams

Hear about Sam Adams and the story of his inaccurate statue.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

Centre d'accueil commun de Boston

Commencez votre visite à pied historique de 90 minutes du Freedom Trail au 139 Tremont Street, The Boston Common Visitor Center

Commune de Boston

Découvrez le premier et le plus ancien parc public d'Amérique. Bien qu'il y ait des chemins pavés, les guides peuvent mettre des groupes de tête sur le côté du chemin pour parler, obligeant les invités à marcher ou à rouler sur une surface herbeuse.

Maison d'État du Massachusetts

"Boston State-House est la plaque tournante du système solaire" -OLIVER WENDALL HOLMES. Admirez le dôme doré du Massachusetts State House construit en 1798 et découvrez l'Amérique coloniale et la révolution américaine.

Église de la rue du parc

Un site emblématique du Tour du Freedom Trail. Écoutez son histoire près de son perron. Le jour de l'Indépendance en 1831, America (My Country 'Tis of Thee) a été joué pour la toute première fois.

Cimetière du grenier

Entrez dans le cimetière avec votre guide expert qui vous présentera de nombreux pères fondateurs de l'Amérique et racontera leurs histoires inspirantes. C'est l'un des plus anciens cimetières d'Amérique.

Chapelle du Roi

Découvrez la plus ancienne église anglicane de Boston tout en écoutant son histoire étonnante.

Cimetière de la Chapelle du Roi

Le plus ancien cimetière anglais de Boston

École latine de Boston

Découvrez la première école publique d'Amérique et découvrez son célèbre ancien élève de l'Amérique coloniale, Benjamin Franklin.

Statue de Benjamin Franklin

Découvrez Benjamin Franklin devant son école, la Boston Latin School, et son enfance à Boston.

Librairie de l'ancien coin

Arrêtez-vous dans le plus ancien bâtiment commercial de Boston. C'est là que The Scarlet Letter de Nathaniel Hawthorne, Thoreau's Walden et Longfellow's Midnight Ride of Paul Revere ont tous été publiés.

Ancienne maison de réunion du sud

Les invités entendront l'histoire du Boston Tea Party à l'endroit où cela s'est produit, juste à l'extérieur de l'Old South Meeting House. Les invités verront et entendront également parler de la cloche Paul Revere.

Ancienne maison d'État

L'un des plus anciens bâtiments des États-Unis

Site du massacre de Boston

Découvrez l'emplacement et arrêtez-vous pour vous faire raconter l'histoire inspirante du massacre de Boston.

Statue de Samuel Adams

Découvrez Sam Adams et l'histoire de sa statue inexacte.

Marché Faneuil Hall

Terminez votre visite au célèbre et historique Faneuil Hall. C'est l'endroit idéal pour manger un morceau, des toilettes publiques et des boutiques fabuleuses. C'est juste à côté de plusieurs stations de métro pour un transport facile après la visite.

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Commentaires (801)

Shanna_V

Dec 2022

Jeffery was nice. I learned a lot. I feel like sometimes he started a story and then forgot to tell the end. For example he said whoever utbdon the tree in front of the state building would be instantly famous but not why . Who placed the tree three, why three, why not move it. Or he said th 12 year old boy was killed but didn't get into the story or why or who did it until prompted. We walk passed a huge Franklin tombstone and he didn't acknowledge it at all

katietO4005WE

Dec 2022

What a wonderful tour! It was so cool to learn about Boston’s history around the revolutionary war and get to see so many historical sites along the freedom trail. Our tour guide was fabulous- super informative and you could feel her love and passion for history. She also gave us some great recommendations for other things to do while we are visiting. 90 minutes was the perfect length for the tour for us and we get like we got to see so much. Definitely recommend to others.

Dawn_E

Dec 2022

The guide was not friendly. He would yell at us about not answering his questions, but when people answered he would ridicule their answers, so that’s why I think people didn’t answer. Also, he showed racism. There was an Asian man on the tour and the guide saw his name and said, “I have never seen a name like that, how do you even say it?” The man answered twice and the guide shook his head with disapproval because he couldn’t understand the name and then said, “I only know one word of Chinese.” The man looked offended. I’m not sure he was even Chinese. I was offended for him. It was unprofessional. Lastly, I love history, but he gave SO much detail and said it so quickly that I couldn’t follow/remember it all.

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