Get an authentic taste of Boston on this walking tour of Little Italy. Follow your guide to Boston’s best pizza joints to enjoy three tasty slices. You’ll also stop by a traditional Italian grocery and learn some interesting facts about Little Italy's history. This small-group tour has a maximum of 12 people, providing a more personal experience with your guide
Highlights
- Pizza tour of Boston’s Little Italy
- Follow your local guide to Boston’s finest pizza joints, including a hidden Sicilian gem and a traditional Italian grocery
- Indulge in three slices of Sicilian, Greek and traditional pizza
- Learn about the history of Little Italy
- Small-group tour limited to 12 people ensures a more personalized experience
Useful Information
Boston Little Italy Tour with Pizza Tastings
Your tour begins in the North End, Boston’s oldest neighborhood, where you’ll meet your guide and start walking through Boston’s Little Italy district.
You'll visit three pizzerias and indulge in a tasty slice of cheese pizza at each. The different styles of pizza you'll enjoy are Sicilian, Greek and traditional.
First, step into the oldest pizzeria in Boston, which opened its doors in 1926. Continue to a hidden Sicilian joint that’s popular among locals – lines regularly form before the doors even open!
Pop into an Italian grocery store to see where the pizzerias nab their fresh, authentic ingredients, and delight in some samples here before heading to your last spot for your third delicious pizza slice.
The pizzerias you visit may include Ernesto's, Waterfront Café and Regina's (Sundays only). Along the way, your guide will share interesting stories and facts about the historic buildings and landmarks you pass, as well as the history of Little Italy.
You'll visit three pizzerias and indulge in a tasty slice of cheese pizza at each. The different styles of pizza you'll enjoy are Sicilian, Greek and traditional.
First, step into the oldest pizzeria in Boston, which opened its doors in 1926. Continue to a hidden Sicilian joint that’s popular among locals – lines regularly form before the doors even open!
Pop into an Italian grocery store to see where the pizzerias nab their fresh, authentic ingredients, and delight in some samples here before heading to your last spot for your third delicious pizza slice.
The pizzerias you visit may include Ernesto's, Waterfront Café and Regina's (Sundays only). Along the way, your guide will share interesting stories and facts about the historic buildings and landmarks you pass, as well as the history of Little Italy.
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