Wear comfortable shoes!! I can not stress this enough. You will ne doing a lot of walking and be able to see so much a historic downtown Boston. It takes you right through little Italy to get to Paul Reveres home. If you are into history. This something to do while in Boston!

If you are going to Boston, this tour should be at the top of your list. We liked it so much on our first trip, we did it again on our second and I am sure we will do it again. There is just so much information and it is so interesting. I highly recommend this tour.

The best option to explore the city by its own. You can take a map in any Tourist Information point and follow Red or Blue line! Be sure that you will not miss any important sightseengs. Very smart idea!!!

Amazing! It is worth it! Imagine walking in the streets that some of the most famous Americans once walked and seeing the same places that they saw!

We walked the entire trail and had the best time. Cant wait to do again. We could have gone to a Sunday morning service at the old north church. Will do it next time.

Definitely a route to be done. It takes you to same beautiful places in the city.

We did the Walk into History tour with Ryan as our guide. He did a great job adjusting to tough circumstances—the Bernie rally was the same day and it was very cold out. He was very funny engaging and knowledgeable.

Wonderful place to spend a day in Boston which shows the History of Boston and America

Freedom Trail is an approximately 2 mile walk through the heart of Boston. For the history buff, theres a lot to take in. For everyone else, enjoy the beautiful buildings an architecture. I would highly recommend doing some pre homework on the sites so that you have a better idea of what youre looking at as the descriptor plates dont offer a lot of information. I would also suggest downloading one of the many free apps available. Most of these offer a trial session and require a small payment of maybe $4 or so to access the full application.

I took the Walk into History Tour that started at the Boston Common Visitors Center, and am so glad I did! Our guide John from Salem was enthusiastic and knowledgeable, and brought all of the historic sites to life. I was sad when it was over! He was able to answer every question that was asked, and was willing to offer advice and assistance for the rest of our day at the end of the tour. You would be hard-pressed to get as much out of just walking the Freedom Trail on your own. This was my first trip to Boston, and this was the perfect tour to introduce me to the city. I loved it so much that I will take the tour again the next time I visit!!!

My wife and I really enjoyed the Freedom Trail. It is a great way to experience Boston, visit historic sites, and find great places to eat. It is extremely easy to follow the trail.

Follow the tour guides to find out so many historical tidbits that you would not have found yourself if you had read up on Boston and its state. Moving along in a random group or planning a private tour will be as pleasurable since they have so much to tell you, you barely feel like asking questions.

We did a tour booked with other people from the public.About an hour and a half of guided tour. Our guide was Michael S dressed in a revolutionary war red coat uniform. He was excellent! He was informative and funny and made good connections. Worth the money. Most of the tour was in the shade.If you are looking at seeing specific sites in detail you will have to do that on your own.

Jack was a amazing tour guide. Great energy and enthusiasm. Is a must do with him.

Thomas was am amazing tour guide. I learned some amazing facts that I had not known before our quest together. My wife and I enjoyed every minute of it.

I suggest downloading an app and doing the tour in this way. We started in Boston Common with our app tour and it was an amazing afternoon to stop and grab a lobster roll or a cannoli while continuing on our history tour. This was the highlight of our trip!

Enjoyable walk through Boston. Freedom Trail is marked with a red brick line on the sidewalk. Easy to follow.

This was very cool! We downloaded the Action Tour guide app and it gave an audio guide via GPS as we walked along. We actually did the walk over 2 days- the first day starting at Boston commons to the old north church. The second day we started at the USS Constitution Bunker Hill and worked backwards. That way we were never too far from the vehicle.

Incredibly good tour! 2 hours, mostly through the commons/cemetery/fenuil hall. Lots of in depth trivia, fun facts, interesting stuff! Very nice tour guide, must see!

Historical must see. Boston is a city worth seeing

Rabbits next to homeless guys on a lawn on a historical evening walk. Whats not to like?

It was free and easy just follow the trail and history awaits! Just look down and follow the brick road.

Walk. Politely ask lots of questions of people you do not know. Become a temporary Bostonian. People make this world... share and enjoy!!!

Very nice! Recommend getting a guide to explain all the history, look for people dressed in old costumes, they are the best guides!

My family and I have been on vacation exploring the cities that were in the American Revolution. We have been on several walking tours over the past 2 1/2 weeks, although this was a much shorter tour than the others, Lydia Mulliken our tour guide was amazing and entertaining. My family all had smiles on there faces throughout the tour. Bravo and huzzah.

We loved our guide. He was great and gave lots of good information. Id reccomend getting a private tour though if you have a decent sized group. Its worth getting your specific questions answered.

Very nice pictures place, tourism, relax, lots of places around like the little Italy and Quincy market

Kool history trail. Would definitely do a guided tour.

Our tour guide was Josiah Quincy (his real name was Tim). The tour was awesome and very informative. We got a great grasp of the area and history. The tour was very reasonable as well! If you have not been to Boston this is a must do activity.

Very neat and intriguing experience. Great way to explore historic Boston without the need for guides and at your own pace.

Beautiful design .. lovely place

Great experience the tour guy Ben Burdock was awesome, super funny and made the tour very fun.

Well-informed and witty tour led by Arielle Kaplan as the historical figure of Elizabeth Oliver. I dont usually do tours as prefer to explore by myself, but Arielle knows her stuff, and I observed that she kept a miscellaneous group of 20-30 people of all ages entertained for the 1.5 hours of the tour through historic Boston - graveyard and skirmishes between English and settlers included. Took tour on coolish June day 2019.

Great Park. There is a playground, water sprinklers, skate park, basketball court, baseball field and is great for kids

The entire Freedom Trail is fantastic. Great history along a fantastic walk through Boston.

My family and I love history, so we were really looking forward to doing the Freedom Trail tour and seeing the history that Boston had to offer about our great nation. However we were very disappointed as the tour guide interjected much of her own personal viewpoints and political thoughts into our nations history along the tour. Much of her deviation from our countrys history was highly skewed, if not completely false. The trail with the tour guide was a huge disappointment and we wished we had just done the walk without a guide.Save your money and just buy a map.

Went to the feast lots of delicious food and had a wonderful afternoon

Great experience! A must do and see when visiting Boston

What a good day to spend walking around learning about the city

There was construction in the area so didnt really get to enjoy it. I did follow a little bit to Mikes pastry which was great.

Always great to see/visit this historic place! A must!

Awesome! :) nice place to walk around and explore

It as wonderful way to visit some important historical places in Boston!

Great view of the city with a nice atmosphere!

Worth walking every mile. Truly brings history to life.

Josiah Quincy - aka Tim Hoover - was an amazing guide on the walking tour!! We paid a bit more to have a small group tour, no more than 16 in the group. It was well worth it!! Even though it rained during most of our tour, Josiah/Tim modified the tour to sheltered areas and we didnt feel like we missed a thing. It was simply interesting and fascinating and when it was over, we were all disappointed. We wanted to keep learning and hearing all of the historical stories. Thank you Josiah/Tim for making our families Freedom Trail Walking Tour AMAZING!!!

Follow the red bricks back in time! Great!

Neat walking trail full of historical sites!

Amazing. History. Beautiful trail in Boston

Not an American so not that impressive. Did learn that Paul Revere was a trouble maker!

Wonderful place to explore Bostons history. This is just a point along the trail. Make sure to follow the red brick path throughout the city to hit all the historical locations. It is definately worth it. There is like 16 places along the 2.5 miles and countless wonderful places to eat along the path. The #1 thing to do in the city.

Kept yelling TO FREEDOMMMM!!!! So yeah it was great

Loved it. Take your kids..

Great spot for the entire family

Amazing trail to visit

It is quite difficult to find parking around here. And if youre visiting on a day when there is a game in town, expect to pay a lot for parking and expect to see a lot of people on the streets. Overall, it was good to experience this.

It is quiet and relaxing.

A real part of American history.

History comes alive.

Great to relax

Easy to follow

Good Trail to spend your day in downtown !

Time to find The Railroad

A must do

Amazing history

I recommend it

Definitely a must do in Boston

So so

Really amazing

Very historical

Good

Historical

Historical