An integral artery of downtown Boston, Freedom Trail is a winding path coursing through some of the most significant landmarks of the country. Dotted along the trail's course is a troupe of sites that have been the brewing grounds for iconic events like the Boston Tea Party and Paul Revere's Midnight Ride. Upheld by the Boston National Historic Park and the Freedom Trail Commission, it is dotted by a tracery of churches, graveyards and buildings commanding monumental significance. Some of the important sites studded on the trail are the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, Old North Church, Old South Meeting House, USS Constitution, Copp's Hill Burial Ground and Paul Revere's House. The trail often commences from Boston Common, meandering up to the Bunker Hill Monument. Voyaging proudly through the city's expanse, the Freedom Trail tells stirring tales of the country's glorious past.
Website: thefreedomtrail.org
Phone: (617) 357-8300
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Freedom Trail Boston, MA 02108 ·536.14 mi
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- Accessible
- Family friendly
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We really enjoyed walking the Boston Freedom Trail in August! We decided to do it self-guided, picked up a map and set off exploring the city at our own pace. We managed to complete the entire trail, which was a great way to see Boston and learn more about its history.We loved being able to wander through the city, discover the historic sites and stop whenever we wanted along the way. It was an enjoyable way to explore Boston and see so many of its famous landmarks on foot.Highly recommend the Freedom Trail to anyone visiting Boston. It’s a fantastic experience, and doing it self-guided gives you the flexibility to take your time and enjoy the journey!
MoreIt was like throwing my money away! There were at least 60 people in the walk that was scheduled on October 20,2026 at 12:00. You couldn't even get close enough to the leader to hear anything! Group recommendation would be twenty or less participants.
MoreWe had a great experience walking the Freedom Trail. We used the self guided audio tour from the national park service app which we found very interesting and easy to use. We preferred using the self guided tour as it allowed us to go into the churches, Paul Revere’s House, stop for lunch (Luke’s Lobster) and stop for a bathroom break (Quincy Market) . It was easy to follow the red bricks. I highly recommend the Freedom Trail and the NPS app. Give yourself lots of time to explore.
MoreWonderful experience walking the Freedom trail and everything involved. I didn’t love having to pay for all the admissions to the museums but it was a wonderful walk through history
MoreWe used 3 different modes to visit all the attractions included in the Freedom Trail. Riding the Metro (Orange Line), walking, and one short Uber ride are these transportation modes.Normally travelling solo, I was joined by my son this time. We visited Bunker Hill first and attractions near it, followed by the Constitution Museum, the Dock/Yard, etc. Had a short a Uber ride, then walked to the rest of the attractions.Tips: Take a break when feeling tired during your walk. Have some drinks and just enjoy the ambience. Take some photos, do a little shopping to break the tiredness.
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