The Heart of The Freedom Trail

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Samuel Adams statue at Faneuil Hall
Type:
Sightseeing
Price from:
10 USD /person
Phone:
(617) 367-2345
Fax:
(617) 720-7873
Payment Types:
  • No Cash
  • No Credit Card
  • No Cheque
  • No Travellers cheque
  • No Paypal
  • No Wire Transfer
Duration:
1 hour
Location Start:
The Samuel Adams statue at Faneuil Hall
Location Finish:
Government Center
Start time:
10.00 am
End time:
11.30 am
We Speak:
English
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Last updated: 09/15/2006

Boston By Foot! An ideal introduction to Boston and the historic Freedom Trail from the Puritan settlement in 1630 to its pivotal role in the American Revolution to present day.

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Samuel Adams statue at Faneuil Hall The Freedom Trail The Old State House King Government Center A Boston By Foot tour

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{italic}Boston By Foot{-italic} is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the rich architecture and history of Boston. Since 1976 BBF has offered regularly scheduled walking tours from May through October (just show up, no reservations required!) and year-round custom tours for groups and private parties.



Explore Boston with one of the 200 trained and enthusiastic volunteer guides who {italic}know{-italic} Boston.

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