Self Guided Classic Freedom Trail Location Aware (GPS) Walking Audio Tour
About this activity
Highlights
- Explore Boston's rich Revolutionary history
- Visit iconic sites like Faneuil Hall and Old State House
- Enjoy flexibility to start and pause the tour at your convenience
- Experience professionally narrated stories at each landmark
- Navigate easily with GPS-guided directions
Full description
Included / Excluded
- You'll see the Granary Burial Ground, Omni Parker, Old State House, Old South, Faneuil Hall and more
- See the sites along the Freedom Trail from the Boston Common to the Hay Market
- GPS guided solo walking tour of the Freedom Trail on the WalknTours app - Never expires
- Explore the North End, Boston's Little Italy, Paul Revere's house, Old North and Copps Hill
- Virtual Tour - Listen to the tour after walking in person anytime.
- Explore Charlestown, Bunker Hill, USS Constitution
- No in person guide, this is a smart phone navigated tour on the WalknTours app
Itinerary
Pass by: We will hear about its dome and the statue across the street
We will start at the Boston Common and hear about some of the sites in the oldest public park in the USA.
This tour takes you along the Freedom Trail from the Boston Common, through old Boston, the North End, over the bridge to Charlestown, to Bunker Hill and the USS Constitution. The Freedom Trail is the thing to do in Boston.
Pass by: Hear who is buried there, See Sam Adams Grave, learn of the hero's there.
Pass by: Learn about the bell and it's history
Pass by: See the school Ben Franklin attended along with many revolutionary characters.
Pass by: Pass by and learn a bit of it's history
Pass by: See the site of the Boston Massacre
Pass by: Discover the cradle of liberty and learn the real story of Sam Adams and his many failures.
Pass by: Learn about the Union Oyster House (the oldest continually operating restaurant in the USA) and the JFK table
Pass by: walk past the haymarket to the North End
Pass by: Learn the origins of the Boston Tea party
Pass by: See Paul Reveres house and learn about his midnight ride.
Pass by: Hear stories immigrants to the North End the Irish immigrants that settled here including JFK's family.
Pass by: Hear the stories of the Prado, the Paul Revere statue and how it was built.
Pass by: See the graveyard and learn the stories of the residents. See the spite house.
Pass by: See the site of the Heist of the century.
Pass by: Learn about the Old North Church, the story of Paul Revere's midnight ride (One if by land Two if by see), the crypt and it's courtyard.
Pass by: See the site where locals once trained and walk it's amazing park grounds.
Pass by: climb the hill to Bunker Hill, learn about the battle, follow your guide as you become part of the experience.
Pass by: Walk from the USS Constitution guided along the winding roads of Charlestown hearing the story of the USS constitution. Our tour ends at the oldest commissioned ship in the US, the USS Consitution.
Pass by: See the ruins of the old 3 Cranes Tavern and learn about the built up to the battle of Bunker Hill
Pass by: The tour stops for a moment outside this classic Italian shop and you hear the story of how it all started, and the immigrant story of the North End. Also if they are open feel free to pause the tour and go in!
The tour stops on the site of the Boston Massacre and you'll hear the story of how the Boston Massacre occurred.
Pass by: We pass by the Green Dragon, a famous tavern of the revolutionary war.
Important information
Know before you book
- The tour is self-guided; no in-person guide will accompany you.
- Some sites may have limited accessibility; plan accordingly.
- The tour is available in English; ensure your device supports the app's language.
Know before you go
- Ensure your smartphone is fully charged before starting the tour.
- Download the tour app and content while connected to Wi-Fi to avoid data usage.
- Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the tour covers a 2.5-mile route.
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Stroller Accessible
- Service Animals Allowed
- Easy Public Transport
Traveler reviews
It was so nice to go at...
It was so nice to go at our own pace and stop if we needed something to drink or wanted to look around. We are able to go back and use the tour again to visit what we missed. Would definitely use again.
I never got an email with...
I never got an email with a code or anything so we paid for the tour and never got to use it. Very frustrating.
Fun tour of BeanTown
Easy enjoyable walk, lovely weather, informative info on the audio, getting to the start was a bit confusing. Wonderful idea that the tour inteoduced us to a lot of downtown Boston. Few interruptions on the walk when a location was closed or construction eliminated the trail leading to confusion.
Awesome Time
The Self Guided Freedom Trail walking tour was one of the highlights of my trip to Boston! It was incredibly cheap for the quality of storytelling and interesting information provided and took just about as much time as I would've hoped. I found myself totally present and connected with the city of Boston. I even stopped at Salumeria Italiana, an old Italian deli in the north end, for a delicious sandwich followed by a shot of espresso from across the street. If you want to feel connected with the city and enhance your time there, I would highly recommend this walking tour as it deepened my knowledge and interest in this great city!
Great experience!
Great experience! Very informative and tons of history.
