Les meilleurs événements de la ville Boston. Visite privée de Boston avec prise en charge commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. This tour is the perfect way to orientate yourself to Boston, to see not just the historic sites, but the entire city

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Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

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Boston Common

The history of this original part of Boston.

3

Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

4

King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

5

Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

6

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

7

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

8

North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

9

Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

10

The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

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USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

12

Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

13

Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

14

Boston Public Garden

The backdrop to several Boston based movies.

15

Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

16

Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

17

Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

18

Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

19

Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

20

Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

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Boston Common

The history of this original part of Boston.

22

Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

23

King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

24

Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

25

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

26

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

27

North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

28

Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

29

The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

30

USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

31

Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

32

Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

33

Boston Public Garden

The backdrop to several Boston based movies.

34

Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

35

Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

36

Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

37

Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

38

Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

39

Sentier de la liberté

Voici une idée des sites et des quartiers que nous traverserons : Les sites Freedom Trail de: - Boston Common - State House - Cimetière du grenier - Chapelle des Rois - Ancienne maison de réunion du Sud - Ancienne maison d'État - Salle Faneuil - Old North Church (il est temps d'y entrer si vous le souhaitez) - Maison Paul Revere - Constitution de l'USS - Bunker Hill (il y a un monument de 294 marches à gravir si vous vous sentez énergique) Quartiers historiques de : - North End (un arrêt cannoli est un must) -Charlestown - Beacon Hill (une offensive de charme) - Back Bay - Place Copley Autres lieux d'intérêt: - Port de Boston et voie verte - Zone portuaire - Parc Fenway

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Commune de Boston

L'histoire de cette partie originale de Boston.

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Maison d'État du Massachusetts

Arrêtez-vous pour voir la célèbre architecture et l'histoire du dôme d'or.

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Chapelle du Roi

La première église anglicane de Boston.

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Cimetière du grenier

Où certaines des légendes de la guerre d'indépendance de Boston sont enterrées.

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Ancienne maison d'État

L'un des bâtiments les plus anciens de la ville et le site de certains événements historiques majeurs.

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Marché Faneuil Hall

Nous expliquerons l'importance de cette région aujourd'hui et au cours des dernières centaines d'années.

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Extrémité nord

Traversez ce quartier historique et toujours animé, arrêtez-vous même pour un cannoli signature.

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Ancienne église nord et site historique

Où les lanternes ont été accrochées la nuit de la chevauchée de minuit de Paul Revere.

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La maison Paul Revere

Maison du célèbre Fils de la Liberté.

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Constitution de l'USS

Vous le connaissez peut-être sous le nom de Old Ironsides.

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Monument de la colline de Bunker

Marchez jusqu'à la colline où s'est déroulée cette célèbre bataille de la guerre d'indépendance.

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Colline de balise

Le charmant quartier pavé et briques rouges.

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Jardin public de Boston

La toile de fond de plusieurs films basés à Boston.

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Baie arrière

Avec beaucoup de grande architecture à apprécier.

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Parc Fenway

La maison de nos bien-aimés Red Sox.

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Place Copley

Célèbre pour son architecture.

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Quartier du port /Front de mer du sud de Boston

Le quartier le plus contemporain de la ville.

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Centre ville

Découvrez la disposition peu orthodoxe de notre ville et la façon dont certains des bâtiments les plus récents côtoient parfaitement certains des plus anciens.

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Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

59

Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

60

King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

61

Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

62

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

63

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

64

North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

65

Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

66

The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

67

USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

68

Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

69

Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

70

Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

71

Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

72

Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

73

Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

74

Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

75

Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

76

Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

77

King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

78

Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

79

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

80

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

81

North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

82

Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

83

The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

84

USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

85

Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

86

Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

87

Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

88

Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

89

Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

90

Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

91

Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

92

Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

93

Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

94

King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

95

Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

96

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

97

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

98

North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

99

Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

100

The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

101

USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

102

Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

103

Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

104

Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

105

Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

106

Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

107

Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

108

Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

109

Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

110

Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

111

King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

112

Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

113

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

114

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

115

North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

116

Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

117

The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

118

USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

119

Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

120

Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

121

Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

122

Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

123

Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

124

Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

125

Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

126

Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

127

Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

128

King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

129

Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

130

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

131

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

132

North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

133

Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

134

The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

135

USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

136

Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

137

Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

138

Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

139

Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

140

Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

141

Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

142

Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

143

Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

144

Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

145

King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

146

Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

147

Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.