Category: new tour (13)
Wang Theatre
Theater District
New for 2024! Experience the colorful history of theater in Boston!
Walking Tours : New for 2024
Betances Mural
Art Introspective: Copley Square to the South End
New for 2024! Discover a trove of unknown and underappreciated works of art
Walking Tours : New for 2024
Lincoln Street, Leather District
Leather District
Discover what was once the hub of New England’s leather and shoe industries at the turn of the 20th century
Walking Tours : Monthly & Quarterly
Boston Freight Terminals
Fort Point and Seaport: The Evolution of the South Boston Waterfront
Explore two waterfront neighborhoods with the same roots but a completely different look and feel
Walking Tours : Monthly & Quarterly
Front of the Boston Art Museum
Art, Architecture and Gardens
Stroll along a section of the Emerald Necklace designed by landscape architect Fredrick Law Olmsted
Walking Tours : Monthly & Quarterly
Boston Public Library
Becoming Back Bay
Learn why Boston's Back Bay is considered a marvel of 19th Century engineering
Walking Tours : Monthly & Quarterly
Shaw Memorial
Slavery and Abolition in Massachusetts
New for 2024! Explore Massachusetts' long and complex history of slavery
Walking Tours : New for 2024
Kendall Square
Kendall Square's Innovation Transformation
New for 2024! Learn the history of this innovative neighborhood
Walking Tours : New for 2024
Samuel Adams statue
Sam Adams' Boston
New for 2024! Explore the life and influence of patriot Samuel Adams
Walking Tours : New for 2024
Boston Common
Boston Common: Past Lives and Hidden Stories
New for 2024! Join us to discover the many lives of Boston Common and its people
Walking Tours : New for 2024
Bullfinch Triangle
Bulfinch Triangle
Find out how this transportation and entertainment hub is also becoming a thriving residential neighborhood
Walking Tours : Monthly & Quarterly
re-enactors of British loyalists in boston
Boston’s Loyalists
Hear the stories of Bostonians who remained loyal to the British crown
Walking Tours : Monthly & Quarterly
view of beacon hill from the charles river