
Freedom Trail
- Address:Boston
- Admission:Free
Cultural Experience, Good Place to Eat, Walking/Hiking, Monument - Historical, Trail
Freedom Trail Reviews
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The Total Boston Experience is a great way to see Boston and the surrounding area. It was very comprehensive and the tour guide was very knowledgeable. A lot of places were closed in November as it's not tourist season, but that was not the fault of this tour. We still got to see plenty. Would definitely recommend this trip!
Unfortunately, we were only able to use this twice. We stayed in provincetown and no one took this card nice to have but was a waste for us.
Our tour guide was friendly and knowledgable. She took us around the key parts of the Freedom trail and gave us interesting anecdotes for each stop. The tour was more focussed on those wanting to take pictures (which wasn't myself and my travel companion) but nonetheless it was enjoyable.
Like the bus tour part. Guy knew history and very easy to listen too. Trolley too bumpy and guide's voice was grading, so we got off. Didn't do the cruise, as we were doing that the next day. A bit too much to do in one day.
Take some time and plan your activities. we saved some money, and saw some great things that we would not have considered if it wasn't on the card. Do not hop on and off the shuttle (there may not be room to get back on) instead stay on and do the full circuit and take the subway to the individual attractions. Make sure you know how to get to Macys to pck up your card, and to the main beantown trolley desk to get your trolley tickes.
even though it was raining all day we had a truly delightful experience. Saba our guide was very informative and gave great tips on taking the best photos. We learnt such a lot on this tour and our guilde was brilliant.
We got our moneys worth by visiting a number of the attractions available with the Go Boston card. Most of the time we walked to the Attractions because it was quicker them waiting for the Beantown Trolley buses. A lot of the Attractions were only about 10-20 minutes walk from the Long Wharf, but to wait and take the Trolley buses it took us about 60-80 minutes. All so the Movie and TV tour was very good and informative but started in one location and finished in a different location. A lot of the tourists had no idea how to get back to the start location
Out trip was great. We saw more than we could have on our own. The only problem was that the bus did not pick up at our hotel. We called for directions and was told the cross streets but the name of the tour was not Viator it was Greyline. We found this out by going to all the tour group the day before. I did not want to use a afternoon doing this.
Liked this tour although it takes the whole day. One day is really not enough for Boston. Lot of history to hear. Good guides. Recommend at least 3 days for this great city. However got an idea in this one day from the tour and recommend this way of exploring the city.
You are not with the same guide for the whole day. In the morning, motorcoach tour to Concord and Lexington for short visits. Had time to grab a hot dog before boarding the boat for the harbour cruise. Nice to get off the boat and visit the USS Constitution. Once back on the mainland, started the trolley tour which was cut short due to traffic. Recommended for those who do not want to drive.






