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Discover Boston’s rich history with a lively twist on the iconic Freedom Trail. This walking tour combines engaging colonial stories with a fun pub crawl through some of the city’s most historic bars. Led by a costumed guide with a playful sense of mischief, you’ll enjoy tasting curated half-pints of beer or cider at each stop, carefully chosen to match the landmark and legend outside.
The tour kicks off at Democracy Brewing and ends at either its Beer Garden or The Black Rose, depending on the season. In just two hours, you’ll experience a relaxed yet spirited way to toast Boston’s revolutionary past. No need to dress up—costumes are encouraged but not required—and they’re often the source of good-natured teasing.
Along the way, you’ll visit historic pubs, hear captivating stories tied to nearby landmarks, and sample drinks that bring history to life through taste. It’s a perfect mix of education, entertainment, and community, making history feel fresh and fun.
The tour runs for approximately 2 hours.
The tour is designed for adults aged 21 and over.
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, including transportation options.
Each stop features a curated half-pint of beer or cider, chosen to enhance the historical experience and match the landmarks outside.
The tour focuses on beer and cider tastings, so it’s best suited for those who enjoy these beverages. Please contact us for alternative options if needed.
Comfortable clothing is recommended. Costumes are encouraged but not required, and they often add to the fun!
You can cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
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Boston Common, America’s oldest public park, marks the start of our colonial Boston story. It’s viewed from Democracy Brewing.
The New State House overlooks Beacon Hill, a key site in Boston’s political growth. Discussed at Emmett’s Pub as we continue exploring colonial history.
Granary Burying Ground, the resting place of revolutionary figures, is seen from Beantown Pub and is central to Boston’s colonial story.
Old South Meeting House and Old Corner Bookstore, landmarks in Boston’s colonial and literary history, discussed from Hub Pub.
The Old State House, site of the Boston Massacre, is discussed from Democracy Brewing Beer Garden or The Black Rose as we continue the story of revolution.
The Boston Massacre, a pivotal event in colonial resistance, is explored at Democracy Brewing Beer Garden, highlighting the lead-up to revolution.
Meet at the starting point
Located at 35 Temple Place in Downtown Boston. It’s a short walk from Park Street or Downtown Crossing stations. Enter through the main Temple Place entrance. Your guide, dressed in colonial costume, will be waiting inside the front area, making it easy to spot.
Open in Google MapsYou can cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
Your booking is confirmed immediately after checkout.
From $99.00 per person