Tours with likely uneven surfaces and significant inclines (14)
See also: Tours with mostly flat surfaces and little to no inclines Tours with potential uneven surfaces and moderate inclines
Myrtle Street Beacon Hill Boston
The North Slope of Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill Social History Series
Walking Tours : Boston Social History
Large Beacon Hill residence Boston
Notable Women of Beacon Hill
Walk the streets of Beacon Hill, where many notable women artists, abolitionists and authors lived and worked
Walking Tours : Boston Social History
Cover of Little Women
Louisa May Alcott’s Boston
See Alcott’s Boston homes and hear the stories that inspired the beloved author of Little Women
Walking Tours : Boston Social History
Beacon Hill Cobblestone Street with Brick Homes
Beacon Hill
Walk past the stunning Federal and Greek Revival row homes along Beacon Hill's charming streets
Walking Tours : Architecture, Art & Infrastructure
The Green Dragon Pub in Boston
Road To Revolution
Ideal for history lovers and those interested in our nation’s Revolutionary past.
Walking Tours : Revolutionary History
Night view of the north end Boston
The Dark Side of Boston
Hear tales of misery, misfortune and murder - all based on true historic events!
Walking Tours : Boston Social History
view of beacon hill from the charles river
Beacon Hill From Both Sides
Learn the history of both the North and South Slopes and why they became such separate neighborhoods.
Private Tours : Additional Tours by Request
Johnny Tremain book cover
Johnny Tremain’s Boston
Relive a young boy's adventures in Colonial Boston based on the prize-winning, coming-of-age novel
Walking Tours : Children & Family
Star of David stained glass in Circular Window
Jewish Beacon Hill
Learn where Boston’s Jewish West End residents worked, lived and worshipped - including The Vilna Shul
Walking Tours : Boston Social History
view from Pickney Street Boston
The Hub of Literary America
Journey to Victorian Boston and see where writers and poets including Emerson, Alcott and Thoreau gathered
Walking Tours : Boston Social History
Pauline Elizabeth Hopkins, Josephine St. Pierre Rupin, Martin Robinson Delaney, William Cooper Neil, Frederick Douglas
Black Voices: Writers for a 19th Century Revolution
Discover stories of Boston’s Black writers who were laser-focused on the great topic of the era - slavery
Walking Tours : Boston Social History
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 : Architecture, Art & Infrastructure
Massachusetts State House
Footloose on the Freedom Trail
Our special annual 3-hour July 4th event!
Walking Tours : Annual Events
lit pumpkins in the dark
