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Екскурсія історичними тавернами Бостона з напоями, закусками та квитками на пором в обидві сторони

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Raise a pint to the spirits of Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and George Washington as you relive almost 400 years of Tavern History in Boston. This informative 3.5-hour Walking Tour (approx 2.5 miles) also includes a Round-Trip Ferry ride across scenic Boston Harbor! See and Learn the history of FIVE Freedom Trail sites. Includes TWO Historic Tavern visits, enjoying one Drink (beer/wine/soda) and an Appetizer at BOTH Tavern stops. Along the way you’ll explore Boston’s oldest neighborhoods like Charlestown Navy Yard, Blackstone Block, Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market and the North End (Boston's Little Italy).  Visit some of New England’s most historic landmarks as well as two of Boston's most Historic Taverns. Also look for our popular Pizza Lovers Tour and Boston Seafood Lovers Tour. Walk, Learn, Eat.... and repeat!
Місто: Бостон
Sat 21 Jun
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Починаючи з $99.00
Sat 21 Jun
Починаючи з $99.00
Забронювати
Що включено
Включає один напій і закуску на обох зупинках Historic Tavern, а також каннолі з відомої пекарні North End на завершення!
Мальовнича поїздка на поромі туди й назад через бостонську гавань.
Випийте під одним дахом із Джорджем Вашингтоном і Полом Ревером!
Відвідайте «Найстарішу таверну в Америці» - перший налив у 1795 році!
Професійний місцевий гід.
Насолоджуйтеся ДВОМА напоями (пиво, вино або безалкогольний напій).
See 5 Freedom Trail sites
Додаткова інформація
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
  • Includes round-trip Public Ferry across Boston harbor.
  • Visits two different Historic Boston Taverns.
  • See FIVE Freedom Trail sites.
  • Includes TWO Drinks, Tavern Appetizers and a cannoli.
  • If the minimum number of 4 travelers isn't met, we will offer an alternative date or a full refund.
Чого очікувати
1
Норт-Енд
Усі тури з їжею та напоями починаються з Норт-Енду. Норт-Енд — найстаріший район Бостона, вперше заселений у 1630 році. Сьогодні цю територію ласкаво називають Маленькою Італією, і тут розташовані деякі з найкращих ресторанів, піцерій і пекарень міста. Звідси прогуляйтеся до історичної Лонг-Ворф, щоб відправитися на мальовничу переправу через гавань Бостона!
2
Чарлстаунська військово-морська верф
Військово-морська верф Чарльзтауна є домом для USS Constitution, єдиного «плаваючого місця» на Маршруті свободи Бостона. Послухайте історію про те, як цей знаменитий військовий корабель отримав прізвисько «Старий Айронбокс».
3
Пам'ятник Bunker Hill
Бункер Хілл є місцем першої великої битви Американської революції. Доктор Джозеф Воррен помер наприкінці цієї історичної битви. Послухайте історію того відомого військового командування - «Не стріляй, поки не побачиш білки їхніх очей!»
4
Таверна Уоррен
Підніміть пиво (чи вино, чи газовану воду!) під тим же дахом, що й Джордж Вашингтон, Семюель Адамс, Пол Ревір і доктор Джозеф Воррен – тезка таверни. Ця історична таверна була побудована в 1780 році!
5
Старий казенний будинок
Old State House є найстарішою громадською будівлею на сході США. Коло бруківки перед цією історичною пам’яткою вшановує перше кровопролиття Американської революції – Бостонську різанину.
6
Ринок Faneuil Hall
Повернувшись на поромі з Чарлзтауна, досліджуйте район Faneuil Hall /Quincy Market. Faneuil Hall (він же «Колиска свободи») завжди був центральним ринком Бостона, і залишається ним сьогодні. Послухайте історію про багатого купця Пітера Фанея, який побудував це власним коштом у 1742 році.
7
Таверна «Дзвін в руці».
Остання зупинка в таверні (включає один напій і закуски) буде або в Green Dragon, також відомою як «Штаб революції», або в Bell in Hand, або в «Найстарішій таверні Америки».
8
Норт-Енд
Ця весела та унікальна пішохідна екскурсія завершується в Бостонському районі Норт-Енд, де ви знайдете каннолі зі знаменитої пекарні в Норт-Енді!
9
North End
All Food & Drink Tours start in the North End. The North End is Boston's oldest neighborhood, first settled in 1630. Today, this area is affectionately known as Little Italy, and is home to some of the City's very best restaurants, pizzerias and bakeries. From here, walk to historic Long Wharf to catch a scenic Ferry Ride across Boston Harbor!
10
Charlestown Navy Yard
The Charlestown Navy Yard is home to the USS Constitution, the only "floating site" on Boston's Freedom Trail. Hear the story of how this famous War Ship earned it's nickname - "Old Ironsides".
11
Bunker Hill Monument
Bunker Hill is the site of the 1st major battle of the American Revolution. Dr. Joseph Warren died in the waning moments of this historic battle. Hear the story behind that famous military command - "Don't fire til you see the whites of their eyes!"
12
Warren Tavern
Hoist a beer (or wine, or soda!) under the very same roof as George Washington, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and Dr. Joseph Warren - the taverns namesake. This historic tavern was built in 1780!
13
Old State House
The Old State House is the oldest standing public building in the Eastern US. The circle of cobblestones in front of this historical landmark commemorate the 1st bloodshed of the American Revolution - the Boston Massacre.
14
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
After your return Ferry Ride from Charlestown, explore the Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market area. Faneuil Hall (aka the "Cradle of Liberty") has always been the central marketplace for Boston, and still is today. Hear the story of wealthy merchant, Peter Faneuil, who built this at his own expense in 1742.
15
Bell In Hand Tavern
The last tavern stop (includes one drink and snacks) will be at either the Green Dragon aka "Headquarters of the Revolution" or the Bell in Hand aka "America's Oldest Tavern".
16
North End
This Fun & Unique walking tour finishes back in Boston's North End for cannoli from a famous North End bakery!
17
North End
All Food & Drink Tours start in the North End. The North End is Boston's oldest neighborhood, first settled in 1630. Today, this area is affectionately known as Little Italy, and is home to some of the City's very best restaurants, pizzerias and bakeries. From here, walk to historic Long Wharf to catch a scenic Ferry Ride across Boston Harbor!
18
Charlestown Navy Yard
The Charlestown Navy Yard is home to the USS Constitution, the only "floating site" on Boston's Freedom Trail. Hear the story of how this famous War Ship earned it's nickname - "Old Ironsides".
19
Bunker Hill Monument
Bunker Hill is the site of the 1st major battle of the American Revolution. Dr. Joseph Warren died in the waning moments of this historic battle. Hear the story behind that famous military command - "Don't fire til you see the whites of their eyes!"
20
Warren Tavern
Hoist a beer (or wine, or soda!) under the very same roof as George Washington, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and Dr. Joseph Warren - the taverns namesake. This historic tavern was built in 1780!
21
Old State House
The Old State House is the oldest standing public building in the Eastern US. The circle of cobblestones in front of this historical landmark commemorate the 1st bloodshed of the American Revolution - the Boston Massacre.
22
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
After your return Ferry Ride from Charlestown, explore the Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market area. Faneuil Hall (aka the "Cradle of Liberty") has always been the central marketplace for Boston, and still is today. Hear the story of wealthy merchant, Peter Faneuil, who built this at his own expense in 1742.
23
Bell In Hand Tavern
The last tavern stop (includes one drink and snacks) will be at either the Green Dragon aka "Headquarters of the Revolution" or the Bell in Hand aka "America's Oldest Tavern".
24
North End
This Fun & Unique walking tour finishes back in Boston's North End for cannoli from a famous North End bakery!
25
North End
All Food & Drink Tours start in the North End. The North End is Boston's oldest neighborhood, first settled in 1630. Today, this area is affectionately known as Little Italy, and is home to some of the City's very best restaurants, pizzerias and bakeries. From here, walk to historic Long Wharf to catch a scenic Ferry Ride across Boston Harbor!
26
Charlestown Navy Yard
The Charlestown Navy Yard is home to the USS Constitution, the only "floating site" on Boston's Freedom Trail. Hear the story of how this famous War Ship earned it's nickname - "Old Ironsides".
27
Bunker Hill Monument
Bunker Hill is the site of the 1st major battle of the American Revolution. Dr. Joseph Warren died in the waning moments of this historic battle. Hear the story behind that famous military command - "Don't fire til you see the whites of their eyes!"
28
Warren Tavern
Hoist a beer (or wine, or soda!) under the very same roof as George Washington, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and Dr. Joseph Warren - the taverns namesake. This historic tavern was built in 1780!
29
Old State House
The Old State House is the oldest standing public building in the Eastern US. The circle of cobblestones in front of this historical landmark commemorate the 1st bloodshed of the American Revolution - the Boston Massacre.
30
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
After your return Ferry Ride from Charlestown, explore the Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market area. Faneuil Hall (aka the "Cradle of Liberty") has always been the central marketplace for Boston, and still is today. Hear the story of wealthy merchant, Peter Faneuil, who built this at his own expense in 1742.
31
Bell In Hand Tavern
The last tavern stop (includes one drink and snacks) will be at either the Green Dragon aka "Headquarters of the Revolution" or the Bell in Hand aka "America's Oldest Tavern".
32
North End
This Fun & Unique walking tour finishes back in Boston's North End for cannoli from a famous North End bakery!
33
North End
All Food & Drink Tours start in the North End. The North End is Boston's oldest neighborhood, first settled in 1630. Today, this area is affectionately known as Little Italy, and is home to some of the City's very best restaurants, pizzerias and bakeries. From here, walk to historic Long Wharf to catch a scenic Ferry Ride across Boston Harbor!
34
Charlestown Navy Yard
The Charlestown Navy Yard is home to the USS Constitution, the only "floating site" on Boston's Freedom Trail. Hear the story of how this famous War Ship earned it's nickname - "Old Ironsides".
35
Bunker Hill Monument
Bunker Hill is the site of the 1st major battle of the American Revolution. Dr. Joseph Warren died in the waning moments of this historic battle. Hear the story behind that famous military command - "Don't fire til you see the whites of their eyes!"
36
Warren Tavern
Hoist a beer (or wine, or soda!) under the very same roof as George Washington, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and Dr. Joseph Warren - the taverns namesake. This historic tavern was built in 1780!
37
Old State House
The Old State House is the oldest standing public building in the Eastern US. The circle of cobblestones in front of this historical landmark commemorate the 1st bloodshed of the American Revolution - the Boston Massacre.
38
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
After your return Ferry Ride from Charlestown, explore the Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market area. Faneuil Hall (aka the "Cradle of Liberty") has always been the central marketplace for Boston, and still is today. Hear the story of wealthy merchant, Peter Faneuil, who built this at his own expense in 1742.
39
Bell In Hand Tavern
The last tavern stop (includes one drink and snacks) will be at either the Green Dragon aka "Headquarters of the Revolution" or the Bell in Hand aka "America's Oldest Tavern".
40
North End
This Fun & Unique walking tour finishes back in Boston's North End for cannoli from a famous North End bakery!
41
North End
All Food & Drink Tours start in the North End. The North End is Boston's oldest neighborhood, first settled in 1630. Today, this area is affectionately known as Little Italy, and is home to some of the City's very best restaurants, pizzerias and bakeries. From here, walk to historic Long Wharf to catch a scenic Ferry Ride across Boston Harbor!
42
Charlestown Navy Yard
The Charlestown Navy Yard is home to the USS Constitution, the only "floating site" on Boston's Freedom Trail. Hear the story of how this famous War Ship earned it's nickname - "Old Ironsides".
43
Bunker Hill Monument
Bunker Hill is the site of the 1st major battle of the American Revolution. Dr. Joseph Warren died in the waning moments of this historic battle. Hear the story behind that famous military command - "Don't fire til you see the whites of their eyes!"
44
Warren Tavern
Hoist a beer (or wine, or soda!) under the very same roof as George Washington, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and Dr. Joseph Warren - the taverns namesake. This historic tavern was built in 1780!
45
Old State House
The Old State House is the oldest standing public building in the Eastern US. The circle of cobblestones in front of this historical landmark commemorate the 1st bloodshed of the American Revolution - the Boston Massacre.
46
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
After your return Ferry Ride from Charlestown, explore the Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market area. Faneuil Hall (aka the "Cradle of Liberty") has always been the central marketplace for Boston, and still is today. Hear the story of wealthy merchant, Peter Faneuil, who built this at his own expense in 1742.
47
Bell In Hand Tavern
The last tavern stop (includes one drink and snacks) will be at either the Green Dragon aka "Headquarters of the Revolution" or the Bell in Hand aka "America's Oldest Tavern".
48
North End
This Fun & Unique walking tour finishes back in Boston's North End for cannoli from a famous North End bakery!
49
North End
All Food & Drink Tours start in the North End. The North End is Boston's oldest neighborhood, first settled in 1630. Today, this area is affectionately known as Little Italy, and is home to some of the City's very best restaurants, pizzerias and bakeries. From here, walk to historic Long Wharf to catch a scenic Ferry Ride across Boston Harbor!
50
Charlestown Navy Yard
The Charlestown Navy Yard is home to the USS Constitution, the only "floating site" on Boston's Freedom Trail. Hear the story of how this famous War Ship earned it's nickname - "Old Ironsides".
51
Bunker Hill Monument
Bunker Hill is the site of the 1st major battle of the American Revolution. Dr. Joseph Warren died in the waning moments of this historic battle. Hear the story behind that famous military command - "Don't fire til you see the whites of their eyes!"
52
Warren Tavern
Hoist a beer (or wine, or soda!) under the very same roof as George Washington, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and Dr. Joseph Warren - the taverns namesake. This historic tavern was built in 1780!
53
Old State House
The Old State House is the oldest standing public building in the Eastern US. The circle of cobblestones in front of this historical landmark commemorate the 1st bloodshed of the American Revolution - the Boston Massacre.
54
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
After your return Ferry Ride from Charlestown, explore the Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market area. Faneuil Hall (aka the "Cradle of Liberty") has always been the central marketplace for Boston, and still is today. Hear the story of wealthy merchant, Peter Faneuil, who built this at his own expense in 1742.
55
Bell In Hand Tavern
The last tavern stop (includes one drink and snacks) will be at either the Green Dragon aka "Headquarters of the Revolution" or the Bell in Hand aka "America's Oldest Tavern".
56
North End
This Fun & Unique walking tour finishes back in Boston's North End for cannoli from a famous North End bakery!
57
North End
All Food & Drink Tours start in the North End. The North End is Boston's oldest neighborhood, first settled in 1630. Today, this area is affectionately known as Little Italy, and is home to some of the City's very best restaurants, pizzerias and bakeries. From here, walk to historic Long Wharf to catch a scenic Ferry Ride across Boston Harbor!
58
Charlestown Navy Yard
The Charlestown Navy Yard is home to the USS Constitution, the only "floating site" on Boston's Freedom Trail. Hear the story of how this famous War Ship earned it's nickname - "Old Ironsides".
59
Bunker Hill Monument
Bunker Hill is the site of the 1st major battle of the American Revolution. Dr. Joseph Warren died in the waning moments of this historic battle. Hear the story behind that famous military command - "Don't fire til you see the whites of their eyes!"
60
Warren Tavern
Hoist a beer (or wine, or soda!) under the very same roof as George Washington, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and Dr. Joseph Warren - the taverns namesake. This historic tavern was built in 1780!
61
Old State House
The Old State House is the oldest standing public building in the Eastern US. The circle of cobblestones in front of this historical landmark commemorate the 1st bloodshed of the American Revolution - the Boston Massacre.
62
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
After your return Ferry Ride from Charlestown, explore the Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market area. Faneuil Hall (aka the "Cradle of Liberty") has always been the central marketplace for Boston, and still is today. Hear the story of wealthy merchant, Peter Faneuil, who built this at his own expense in 1742.
63
Bell In Hand Tavern
The last tavern stop (includes one drink and snacks) will be at either the Green Dragon aka "Headquarters of the Revolution" or the Bell in Hand aka "America's Oldest Tavern".
64
North End
This Fun & Unique walking tour finishes back in Boston's North End for cannoli from a famous North End bakery!
65
North End
All Food & Drink Tours start in the North End. The North End is Boston's oldest neighborhood, first settled in 1630. Today, this area is affectionately known as Little Italy, and is home to some of the City's very best restaurants, pizzerias and bakeries. From here, walk to historic Long Wharf to catch a scenic Ferry Ride across Boston Harbor!
66
Charlestown Navy Yard
The Charlestown Navy Yard is home to the USS Constitution, the only "floating site" on Boston's Freedom Trail. Hear the story of how this famous War Ship earned it's nickname - "Old Ironsides".
67
Bunker Hill Monument
Bunker Hill is the site of the 1st major battle of the American Revolution. Dr. Joseph Warren died in the waning moments of this historic battle. Hear the story behind that famous military command - "Don't fire til you see the whites of their eyes!"
68
Warren Tavern
Hoist a beer (or wine, or soda!) under the very same roof as George Washington, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and Dr. Joseph Warren - the taverns namesake. This historic tavern was built in 1780!
69
Old State House
The Old State House is the oldest standing public building in the Eastern US. The circle of cobblestones in front of this historical landmark commemorate the 1st bloodshed of the American Revolution - the Boston Massacre.
70
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
After your return Ferry Ride from Charlestown, explore the Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market area. Faneuil Hall (aka the "Cradle of Liberty") has always been the central marketplace for Boston, and still is today. Hear the story of wealthy merchant, Peter Faneuil, who built this at his own expense in 1742.
71
Bell In Hand Tavern
The last tavern stop (includes one drink and snacks) will be at either the Green Dragon aka "Headquarters of the Revolution" or the Bell in Hand aka "America's Oldest Tavern".
72
North End
This Fun & Unique walking tour finishes back in Boston's North End for cannoli from a famous North End bakery!
73
North End
All Food & Drink Tours start in the North End. The North End is Boston's oldest neighborhood, first settled in 1630. Today, this area is affectionately known as Little Italy, and is home to some of the City's very best restaurants, pizzerias and bakeries. From here, walk to historic Long Wharf to catch a scenic Ferry Ride across Boston Harbor!
74
Charlestown Navy Yard
The Charlestown Navy Yard is home to the USS Constitution, the only "floating site" on Boston's Freedom Trail. Hear the story of how this famous War Ship earned it's nickname - "Old Ironsides".
75
Bunker Hill Monument
Bunker Hill is the site of the 1st major battle of the American Revolution. Dr. Joseph Warren died in the waning moments of this historic battle. Hear the story behind that famous military command - "Don't fire til you see the whites of their eyes!"
76
Warren Tavern
Hoist a beer (or wine, or soda!) under the very same roof as George Washington, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and Dr. Joseph Warren - the taverns namesake. This historic tavern was built in 1780!
77
Old State House
The Old State House is the oldest standing public building in the Eastern US. The circle of cobblestones in front of this historical landmark commemorate the 1st bloodshed of the American Revolution - the Boston Massacre.
78
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
After your return Ferry Ride from Charlestown, explore the Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market area. Faneuil Hall (aka the "Cradle of Liberty") has always been the central marketplace for Boston, and still is today. Hear the story of wealthy merchant, Peter Faneuil, who built this at his own expense in 1742.
79
Bell In Hand Tavern
The last tavern stop (includes one drink and snacks) will be at either the Green Dragon aka "Headquarters of the Revolution" or the Bell in Hand aka "America's Oldest Tavern".
80
North End
This Fun & Unique walking tour finishes back in Boston's North End for cannoli from a famous North End bakery!
81
North End
All Food & Drink Tours start in the North End. The North End is Boston's oldest neighborhood, first settled in 1630. Today, this area is affectionately known as Little Italy, and is home to some of the City's very best restaurants, pizzerias and bakeries. From here, walk to historic Long Wharf to catch a scenic Ferry Ride across Boston Harbor!
82
Charlestown Navy Yard
The Charlestown Navy Yard is home to the USS Constitution, the only "floating site" on Boston's Freedom Trail. Hear the story of how this famous War Ship earned it's nickname - "Old Ironsides".
83
Bunker Hill Monument
Bunker Hill is the site of the 1st major battle of the American Revolution. Dr. Joseph Warren died in the waning moments of this historic battle. Hear the story behind that famous military command - "Don't fire til you see the whites of their eyes!"
84
Warren Tavern
Hoist a beer (or wine, or soda!) under the very same roof as George Washington, Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and Dr. Joseph Warren - the taverns namesake. This historic tavern was built in 1780!
85
Old State House
The Old State House is the oldest standing public building in the Eastern US. The circle of cobblestones in front of this historical landmark commemorate the 1st bloodshed of the American Revolution - the Boston Massacre.
86
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
After your return Ferry Ride from Charlestown, explore the Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market area. Faneuil Hall (aka the "Cradle of Liberty") has always been the central marketplace for Boston, and still is today. Hear the story of wealthy merchant, Peter Faneuil, who built this at his own expense in 1742.
87
Bell In Hand Tavern
The last tavern stop (includes one drink and snacks) will be at either the Green Dragon aka "Headquarters of the Revolution" or the Bell in Hand aka "America's Oldest Tavern".
88
North End
This Fun & Unique walking tour finishes back in Boston's North End for cannoli from a famous North End bakery!
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Політика скасування
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Jessica_V
Mar 2025
I was visiting from Los Angeles for a day. I was the only one booked so they were unable to do the tour for just one person but I actually did the North End Pizza and Walking tour. The tour operator Martin was very good at communicating different options for me to still do some tour. My tour guide Big Al was amazing! He’s knowledgeable, funny, and you can tell he enjoys what he does. He really has a passion for the city and it shows! Whenever I come back to Boston, I’d absolutely do another tour! Also the food was DELICIOUS! Big Al won’t steer you wrong. Thank you for the great afternoon!
Breann_D
Mar 2025
Big Al made the tour. Anyone can walk around Boston reading the placards, and taking in the sites, but they definitely won't have as much fun as they would if they were doing it with Alvin. His knowledge of the area is top notch and he made the tour so fun we felt like we were hanging out with a family member or friend. Plenty of food and the two drinks are icing on the cake.
301sethg
Jan 2025
Alvin is the absolute man! So I set up a bachelor trip party for my brother in Boston with 4 other guys. We all have a variety of interests from nerdier interests to sports and from beer and drinking, to less booze inclined. Each one of us had a blast with our tour guide Alvin. We saw bunker hill and discussed much of the history of the taverns. He was knowledgeable of specifically American colonial history as well as simply local history in general and know matter what ridiculous questions we asked or how the conversation changed from sports, to how a neighborhood changed, to where to find good pizza/seafood, he not only kept up with it, but added a ton of interesting information. The settings and discussions were mostly free flowing and easy and he was honestly just an all around great drinking buddy with a great sense of the area both historically and today. This trip is definitely worth it and if the people in charge see this review, just know Alvin is a fantastic employee and you definitely lucked out with him.
Відповідь від хоста
Feb 2025
Alvin is an excellent Tour Guide. And WE KNOW that we're lucky to have him!

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