Les meilleurs événements de la ville Boston. Visite gastronomique à pied de la « Little Italy » de Boston dans le nord de la pizza et de l'histoire commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Treat yourself to some of the best Pizza in the World on this History & Pizza Walking Tour through Boston's "Little Italy"

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North End

GOT PIZZA? Discover the historic North End on a Food Tour through Boston's oldest neighborhood. Affectionately known by locals as Boston's "Little Italy", the North End boasts more than 50 different pizza choices alone. Pizza stops rotate, but can include a slice named in the “Top 25 Best” in America by a Famous Food Critic, the Pizzeria that Won Boston’s 1st Annual Pizza Festival, a slice from Boston’s oldest Pizzeria with a brick oven from 1883, a “Secret Underground” spot for grilled flat-bread Pizza, a slice voted “Boston’s Best” multiple times, or from a restaurant named one of the “Top 10 Best” Italian Restaurants in the World! This fun tour also includes bottled water, a cannoli from a famous North End bakery, and a Swag Bag!

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The Paul Revere House

See Paul Revere's House (circa 1680), it's the oldest residence in the city of Boston. This historic home was already 90 years old when Paul Revere moved into it!

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North Square Park

Old North Square is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. North Square dates to 1630, and is the very first permanent English settlement in America.

4

Old North Church & Historic Site

Visit the campus of Boston's oldest standing church (circa 1723) for a talk on "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea". Walk the grounds, maybe enjoy a slice with Saint Francis of Assisi, and visit the Gift Shop! Admission to the Church IS NOT included.

5

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Visit Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground (c1650), and learn about the Salem Witch Trial connection. Hear the story behind the "Skinny House".

6

Bunker Hill Monument

Get a birds-eye view of Charlestown Navy Yard, USS Constitution and Bunker Hill memorial from beautiful Copp's Hill Terrace.

7

Skinny House

Walk by the famous Skinny House in the North End and learn why it is called that.

8

USS Constitution

See the USS Constitution from an amazing vantage point in the North End. Hear a brief history of its name "Old Ironsides."

9

North End

GOT PIZZA? Discover the historic North End on a Food Tour through Boston's oldest neighborhood. Affectionately known by locals as Boston's "Little Italy", the North End boasts more than 50 different pizza choices alone. Pizza stops rotate, but can include a slice named in the “Top 25 Best” in America by a Famous Food Critic, the Pizzeria that Won Boston’s 1st Annual Pizza Festival, a slice from Boston’s oldest Pizzeria with a brick oven from 1883, a “Secret Underground” spot for grilled flat-bread Pizza, a slice voted “Boston’s Best” multiple times, or from a restaurant named one of the “Top 10 Best” Italian Restaurants in the World! This fun tour also includes bottled water, a cannoli from a famous North End bakery, and a Swag Bag!

10

The Paul Revere House

See Paul Revere's House (circa 1680), it's the oldest residence in the city of Boston. This historic home was already 90 years old when Paul Revere moved into it!

11

North Square Park

Old North Square is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. North Square dates to 1630, and is the very first permanent English settlement in America.

12

Old North Church & Historic Site

Visit the campus of Boston's oldest standing church (circa 1723) for a talk on "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea". Walk the grounds, maybe enjoy a slice with Saint Francis of Assisi, and visit the Gift Shop! Admission to the Church IS NOT included.

13

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Visit Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground (c1650), and learn about the Salem Witch Trial connection. Hear the story behind the "Skinny House".

14

Bunker Hill Monument

Get a birds-eye view of Charlestown Navy Yard, USS Constitution and Bunker Hill memorial from beautiful Copp's Hill Terrace.

15

Skinny House

Walk by the famous Skinny House in the North End and learn why it is called that.

16

USS Constitution

See the USS Constitution from an amazing vantage point in the North End. Hear a brief history of its name "Old Ironsides."

17

North End

GOT PIZZA? Discover the historic North End on a Food Tour through Boston's oldest neighborhood. Affectionately known by locals as Boston's "Little Italy", the North End boasts more than 50 different pizza choices alone. Pizza stops rotate, but can include a slice named in the “Top 25 Best” in America by a Famous Food Critic, the Pizzeria that Won Boston’s 1st Annual Pizza Festival, a slice from Boston’s oldest Pizzeria with a brick oven from 1883, a “Secret Underground” spot for grilled flat-bread Pizza, a slice voted “Boston’s Best” multiple times, or from a restaurant named one of the “Top 10 Best” Italian Restaurants in the World! This fun tour also includes bottled water, a cannoli from a famous North End bakery, and a Swag Bag!

18

The Paul Revere House

See Paul Revere's House (circa 1680), it's the oldest residence in the city of Boston. This historic home was already 90 years old when Paul Revere moved into it!

19

North Square Park

Old North Square is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. North Square dates to 1630, and is the very first permanent English settlement in America.

20

Old North Church & Historic Site

Visit the campus of Boston's oldest standing church (circa 1723) for a talk on "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea". Walk the grounds, maybe enjoy a slice with Saint Francis of Assisi, and visit the Gift Shop! Admission to the Church IS NOT included.

21

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Visit Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground (c1650), and learn about the Salem Witch Trial connection. Hear the story behind the "Skinny House".

22

Bunker Hill Monument

Get a birds-eye view of Charlestown Navy Yard, USS Constitution and Bunker Hill memorial from beautiful Copp's Hill Terrace.

23

Skinny House

Walk by the famous Skinny House in the North End and learn why it is called that.

24

USS Constitution

See the USS Constitution from an amazing vantage point in the North End. Hear a brief history of its name "Old Ironsides."

25

North End

GOT PIZZA? Discover the historic North End on a Food Tour through Boston's oldest neighborhood. Affectionately known by locals as Boston's "Little Italy", the North End boasts more than 50 different pizza choices alone. Pizza stops rotate, but can include a slice named in the “Top 25 Best” in America by a Famous Food Critic, the Pizzeria that Won Boston’s 1st Annual Pizza Festival, a slice from Boston’s oldest Pizzeria with a brick oven from 1883, a “Secret Underground” spot for grilled flat-bread Pizza, a slice voted “Boston’s Best” multiple times, or from a restaurant named one of the “Top 10 Best” Italian Restaurants in the World! This fun tour also includes bottled water, a cannoli from a famous North End bakery, and a Swag Bag!

26

The Paul Revere House

See Paul Revere's House (circa 1680), it's the oldest residence in the city of Boston. This historic home was already 90 years old when Paul Revere moved into it!

27

North Square Park

Old North Square is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. North Square dates to 1630, and is the very first permanent English settlement in America.

28

Old North Church & Historic Site

Visit the campus of Boston's oldest standing church (circa 1723) for a talk on "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea". Walk the grounds, maybe enjoy a slice with Saint Francis of Assisi, and visit the Gift Shop! Admission to the Church IS NOT included.

29

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Visit Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground (c1650), and learn about the Salem Witch Trial connection. Hear the story behind the "Skinny House".

30

Bunker Hill Monument

Get a birds-eye view of Charlestown Navy Yard, USS Constitution and Bunker Hill memorial from beautiful Copp's Hill Terrace.

31

Skinny House

Walk by the famous Skinny House in the North End and learn why it is called that.

32

USS Constitution

See the USS Constitution from an amazing vantage point in the North End. Hear a brief history of its name "Old Ironsides."

33

North End

GOT PIZZA? Discover the historic North End on a Food Tour through Boston's oldest neighborhood. Affectionately known by locals as Boston's "Little Italy", the North End boasts more than 50 different pizza choices alone. Pizza stops rotate, but can include a slice named in the “Top 25 Best” in America by a Famous Food Critic, the Pizzeria that Won Boston’s 1st Annual Pizza Festival, a slice from Boston’s oldest Pizzeria with a brick oven from 1883, a “Secret Underground” spot for grilled flat-bread Pizza, a slice voted “Boston’s Best” multiple times, or from a restaurant named one of the “Top 10 Best” Italian Restaurants in the World! This fun tour also includes bottled water, a cannoli from a famous North End bakery, and a Swag Bag!

34

The Paul Revere House

See Paul Revere's House (circa 1680), it's the oldest residence in the city of Boston. This historic home was already 90 years old when Paul Revere moved into it!

35

North Square Park

Old North Square is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. North Square dates to 1630, and is the very first permanent English settlement in America.

36

Old North Church & Historic Site

Visit the campus of Boston's oldest standing church (circa 1723) for a talk on "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea". Walk the grounds, maybe enjoy a slice with Saint Francis of Assisi, and visit the Gift Shop! Admission to the Church IS NOT included.

37

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Visit Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground (c1650), and learn about the Salem Witch Trial connection. Hear the story behind the "Skinny House".

38

Bunker Hill Monument

Get a birds-eye view of Charlestown Navy Yard, USS Constitution and Bunker Hill memorial from beautiful Copp's Hill Terrace.

39

Skinny House

Walk by the famous Skinny House in the North End and learn why it is called that.

40

USS Constitution

See the USS Constitution from an amazing vantage point in the North End. Hear a brief history of its name "Old Ironsides."

41

North End

GOT PIZZA? Discover the historic North End on a Food Tour through Boston's oldest neighborhood. Affectionately known by locals as Boston's "Little Italy", the North End boasts more than 50 different pizza choices alone. Pizza stops rotate, but can include a slice named in the “Top 25 Best” in America by a Famous Food Critic, the Pizzeria that Won Boston’s 1st Annual Pizza Festival, a slice from Boston’s oldest Pizzeria with a brick oven from 1883, a “Secret Underground” spot for grilled flat-bread Pizza, a slice voted “Boston’s Best” multiple times, or from a restaurant named one of the “Top 10 Best” Italian Restaurants in the World! This fun tour also includes bottled water, a cannoli from a famous North End bakery, and a Swag Bag!

42

The Paul Revere House

See Paul Revere's House (circa 1680), it's the oldest residence in the city of Boston. This historic home was already 90 years old when Paul Revere moved into it!

43

North Square Park

Old North Square is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. North Square dates to 1630, and is the very first permanent English settlement in America.

44

Old North Church & Historic Site

Visit the campus of Boston's oldest standing church (circa 1723) for a talk on "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea". Walk the grounds, maybe enjoy a slice with Saint Francis of Assisi, and visit the Gift Shop! Admission to the Church IS NOT included.

45

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Visit Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground (c1650), and learn about the Salem Witch Trial connection. Hear the story behind the "Skinny House".

46

Bunker Hill Monument

Get a birds-eye view of Charlestown Navy Yard, USS Constitution and Bunker Hill memorial from beautiful Copp's Hill Terrace.

47

Skinny House

Walk by the famous Skinny House in the North End and learn why it is called that.

48

USS Constitution

See the USS Constitution from an amazing vantage point in the North End. Hear a brief history of its name "Old Ironsides."

49

North End

GOT PIZZA? Discover the historic North End on a Food Tour through Boston's oldest neighborhood. Affectionately known by locals as Boston's "Little Italy", the North End boasts more than 50 different pizza choices alone. Pizza stops rotate, but can include a slice named in the “Top 25 Best” in America by a Famous Food Critic, the Pizzeria that Won Boston’s 1st Annual Pizza Festival, a slice from Boston’s oldest Pizzeria with a brick oven from 1883, a “Secret Underground” spot for grilled flat-bread Pizza, a slice voted “Boston’s Best” multiple times, or from a restaurant named one of the “Top 10 Best” Italian Restaurants in the World! This fun tour also includes bottled water, a cannoli from a famous North End bakery, and a Swag Bag!

50

The Paul Revere House

See Paul Revere's House (circa 1680), it's the oldest residence in the city of Boston. This historic home was already 90 years old when Paul Revere moved into it!

51

North Square Park

Old North Square is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. North Square dates to 1630, and is the very first permanent English settlement in America.

52

Old North Church & Historic Site

Visit the campus of Boston's oldest standing church (circa 1723) for a talk on "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea". Walk the grounds, maybe enjoy a slice with Saint Francis of Assisi, and visit the Gift Shop! Admission to the Church IS NOT included.

53

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Visit Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground (c1650), and learn about the Salem Witch Trial connection. Hear the story behind the "Skinny House".

54

Bunker Hill Monument

Get a birds-eye view of Charlestown Navy Yard, USS Constitution and Bunker Hill memorial from beautiful Copp's Hill Terrace.

55

Skinny House

Walk by the famous Skinny House in the North End and learn why it is called that.

56

USS Constitution

See the USS Constitution from an amazing vantage point in the North End. Hear a brief history of its name "Old Ironsides."

57

North End

GOT PIZZA? Discover the historic North End on a Food Tour through Boston's oldest neighborhood. Affectionately known by locals as Boston's "Little Italy", the North End boasts more than 50 different pizza choices alone. Pizza stops rotate, but can include a slice named in the “Top 25 Best” in America by a Famous Food Critic, the Pizzeria that Won Boston’s 1st Annual Pizza Festival, a slice from Boston’s oldest Pizzeria with a brick oven from 1883, a “Secret Underground” spot for grilled flat-bread Pizza, a slice voted “Boston’s Best” multiple times, or from a restaurant named one of the “Top 10 Best” Italian Restaurants in the World! This fun tour also includes bottled water, a cannoli from a famous North End bakery, and a Swag Bag!

58

The Paul Revere House

See Paul Revere's House (circa 1680), it's the oldest residence in the city of Boston. This historic home was already 90 years old when Paul Revere moved into it!

59

North Square Park

Old North Square is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. North Square dates to 1630, and is the very first permanent English settlement in America.

60

Old North Church & Historic Site

Visit the campus of Boston's oldest standing church (circa 1723) for a talk on "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea". Walk the grounds, maybe enjoy a slice with Saint Francis of Assisi, and visit the Gift Shop! Admission to the Church IS NOT included.

61

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Visit Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground (c1650), and learn about the Salem Witch Trial connection. Hear the story behind the "Skinny House".

62

Bunker Hill Monument

Get a birds-eye view of Charlestown Navy Yard, USS Constitution and Bunker Hill memorial from beautiful Copp's Hill Terrace.

63

Skinny House

Walk by the famous Skinny House in the North End and learn why it is called that.

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USS Constitution

See the USS Constitution from an amazing vantage point in the North End. Hear a brief history of its name "Old Ironsides."

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Extrémité nord

VOUS AVEZ DE LA PIZZA ? Découvrez l'historique North End lors d'une visite gastronomique dans le plus ancien quartier de Boston. Affectueusement connu par les locaux sous le nom de "Little Italy" de Boston, le North End propose à lui seul plus de 50 choix de pizzas différentes. Les arrêts de pizza tournent, mais peuvent inclure une tranche nommée dans le "Top 25 Best" en Amérique par un célèbre critique gastronomique, la pizzeria qui a remporté le 1er festival annuel de pizza de Boston, une tranche de la plus ancienne pizzeria de Boston avec un four en brique de 1883, un " Secret Underground" pour une pizza grillée sur pain plat, une tranche élue "Boston's Best" à plusieurs reprises, ou d'un restaurant nommé l'un des "Top 10 Best" Italian Restaurants in the World ! Cette visite amusante comprend également de l'eau en bouteille, un cannoli d'une célèbre boulangerie du North End et un Swag Bag!

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La maison Paul Revere

Voir la maison de Paul Revere (vers 1680), c'est la plus ancienne résidence de la ville de Boston. Cette maison historique avait déjà 90 ans lorsque Paul Revere y a emménagé !

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Parc de la place nord

Old North Square est la section la plus ancienne du plus ancien quartier de Boston. North Square date de 1630 et est la toute première colonie anglaise permanente en Amérique.

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Ancienne église nord et site historique

Visitez le campus de la plus ancienne église debout de Boston (vers 1723) pour une conférence sur "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea". Promenez-vous dans le parc, dégustez peut-être une tranche avec Saint François d'Assise et visitez la boutique de cadeaux ! L'admission à l'église N'EST PAS incluse.

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Cimetière de Copp's Hill

Visitez le 2e cimetière le plus ancien de Boston (vers 1650) et découvrez le lien avec le Salem Witch Trial. Écoutez l'histoire de la "Skinny House".

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Monument de la colline de Bunker

Admirez à vol d'oiseau le chantier naval de Charlestown, l'USS Constitution et le mémorial de Bunker Hill depuis la magnifique terrasse de Copp's Hill.

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Maigre maison

Promenez-vous près de la célèbre Skinny House dans le North End et découvrez pourquoi elle s'appelle ainsi.

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Constitution de l'USS

Découvrez l'USS Constitution d'un point de vue incroyable dans le North End. Écoutez un bref historique de son nom "Old Ironsides".

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North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

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The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

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Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

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North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

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Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

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Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

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USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

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Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

81

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

82

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

83

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

84

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

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Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

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Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

87

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

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Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

89

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

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The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

91

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

92

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

93

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

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Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

95

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

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Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

97

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

98

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

99

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

100

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

101

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

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Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

103

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

104

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

105

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

106

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

107

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

108

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

109

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

110

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

111

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

112

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

113

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

114

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

115

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

116

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

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Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

118

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

119

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

120

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

121

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

122

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

123

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

124

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

125

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

126

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

127

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

128

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

129

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

130

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

131

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

132

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

133

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

134

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

135

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

136

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

137

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

138

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

139

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

140

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

141

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

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Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

143

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

144

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

145

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

146

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

147

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

148

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

149

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

150

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

151

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

152

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

153

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

154

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

155

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

156

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

157

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

158

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

159

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

160

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

161

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

162

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

163

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

164

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

165

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

166

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

167

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

168

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

169

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

170

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

171

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

172

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

173

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

174

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

175

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

176

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

177

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

178

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

179

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

180

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

181

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

182

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

183

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

184

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

185

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

186

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

187

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

188

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

189

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

190

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

191

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

192

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

193

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

194

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

195

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

196

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

197

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

198

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

199

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

200

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.

201

North End

Explore Boston's North End on a fun and educational food tour! See 5 Freedom Trail sites, as we mix-in 3 different slices from some of Boston's very best pizzerias. Walk, Learn, Eat ....and repeat!

202

The Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House is the oldest home in downtown Boston (c1680). Listen as your Tour Guide tells stories of this American Revolutionary hero.

203

Old North Church & Historic Site

Affectionally known as "Old North", this is the oldest standing (c1723) church building in Boston. The steeple of this historic church is where "One if by Land, and Two if by Sea" took place.

204

North Square Park

This small triangle of property is the oldest section, of Boston's oldest neighborhood. Hear stories about the North End's Puritan roots, and how it was once a Jewish, then Irish and now Italian neighborhood.

205

Skinny House

Hear your Tour Guide tell the story of Boston's "Skinny House", also known as the "Spite House".

206

Copp's Hill Burying Ground

Copp's Hill Burying Ground - "This is Boston's 2nd oldest burying ground. Learn the North End connection to the Salem Witch Trials."

207

USS Constitution

Also known as "Old Ironsides", this iconic ship is the oldest active warship (c1797) in the World today.

208

Bunker Hill Monument

Enjoy a birds-eye view of Bunker Hill in Charlestown, and listen to stories about the 1st major battle of the American Revolution.