Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill

Beacon Hill Tours and Tickets

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Home to the Massachusetts State House, Boston’s historic Beacon Hill neighborhood is reminiscent of 19th-century London—replete with cobbled streets, brownstone buildings, and flower-filled window boxes. At night, gas lanterns flicker to life and create a romantic atmosphere for fine dining and bar-hopping.

  • Beacon Hill, Boston, Massachusetts

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What are people saying about Beacon Hill

Susan_G, Oct 2024
Fun with Photos
This was a fantastic small group walking tour. We were shown fun things in Beacon Hill and told background stories. Also given great photographic tips.
Dana_S, Jan 2025
Cold Killers
The tour was great! The information was delivered very well! Spencer knew his history! It was very cold but I would do all over again!
Mary_S, Nov 2024
Amazing time!
Spencer was an amazing tour guide - learned so much, and loved the entire experience! Saw an entirely different side of Boston - really memorable!
kathy_W, Oct 2024
Great tour
We enjoyed the tour so much. We learned so much about the area and the people who live there now. Thank you.
People Also Ask
Q:What does Beacon Hill have to offer?
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Check out the Museum of African American History in Beacon Hill to learn about the area’s connection to the Underground Railway and the abolitionist movement. Vilna Shul, one of the oldest synagogues, is here too. Don’t miss visiting Massachusetts State House for a good dose of history.
Q:Is Beacon Hill in Boston worth visiting?
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Yes, Beacon Hill is worth visiting. It’s one of Boston’s top attractions for a reason. Visitors like walking the cobblestone lanes, taking trolley tours, and eating and drinking at the neighborhood’s many restaurants and pubs. It’s a photogenic little slice of Boston, so make sure your cameras are charged.
Q:What is the main street in Beacon Hill?
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Acorn Street is the main drag in Beacon Hill. The homes here were built around 1795 and still evoke a colonial Boston vibe. It showcases federal-style homes, steep and narrow cobblestone streets, and traditional gas street lamps, and has been called one of the most picturesque streets in Boston.
Q:Where can I walk around Beacon Hill?
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You can meander up and down the narrow cobblestone streets, stopping for photos as you like. Just make sure you wear appropriate footwear because some of the streets are steep. Take a walking tour of the area’s historical sites, like Boston Common, the Massachusetts State House, Boston Athenaeum, and many more.
Q:When is the best time to visit Beacon Hill?
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Visit Beacon Hill any time of year, but many find spring and fall the most comfortable times for walking the hilly streets. Summer is hot but also humid, so keep that in mind. Winter is also a picturesque time to visit Beacon Hill, especially after fresh snow or when holiday decorations are up.
Q:Is Beacon Hill an expensive neighborhood?
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Yes, it is one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods, mainly because of its architecture and charm. The cobbled streets, gas street lamps, and federal-style row houses define the area, a throwback to early London architecture. It’s a walkable area in a great location, too.