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- Mary ConwayJuly 24, 2014Great history, and rather surreal as you go from site to site, and each are surrounded by tall buildings, cars, etc., modern day Boston. Bring water if it's a hot, humid day, like ours was.
- Trevor NashleanasJuly 18, 2014After you're done walking the Freedom Trail take a ride to Cambridge and relax in one of the lawn chairs in the Harvard yard. By the time you're done with the trail it will feel like heaven!
- Cole TJune 19, 2017The most touristy thing to do in Boston but you HAVE to walk it once. Goes through many historical sites and is a great way to kill an afternoon. Lot of the stops require cash admittance.
- Otel.comSeptember 13, 2011Do a walking tour down the historic Freedom Trail marked by lines of red paint in sidewalks. Places you’ll pass by are old State House, Paul Revere’s house, and Faneuil Hall. A must-do when in Boston!Upvoted 4 weeks ago
- Eshrefe ShehuFebruary 2, 2017For a first time and a day visit in Boston, this trail is a very nice option to explore the city's most important spots.
- Jeffrey GilesSeptember 27, 2014Fun tour provided by the Towne Crier. Authentic garb of the 18th century colonial figure complete with mini enactments to spice it up $:-!Upvoted 4 weeks ago
- Benjamin StandeferSeptember 6, 2014Tom says "The Freedom Trail can be knocked out in a couple hours and takes you to a lot of good historical sites. Also there's an app for narration.Upvoted 4 weeks ago
- Social News NetworkNovember 8, 2012A must see when visiting Boston. Get a little exercise, stop by Paul Revere's house and enjoy Faneuil Hall! History buff or not - it's a must.
- Megan McDonaldDecember 5, 2018This is an outdoor trail, so better if you can do this in the late spring, summer, or early fall. Great way to see the historic sites of the city by foot!
- Shermans TravelAugust 9, 2012Divide it in two and walk half one day, the other half the next, devoting some time to enjoying the surrounding neighborhoods. It's the best way to put history in context with the modern city. Read more
- Cory O'BrienSeptember 10, 2012A great way to see the best of Boston. It's an easy walk, you can take plenty of side trips along the way, and there's a red line to keep you on track.
- Social News NetworkNovember 25, 2013Go back in time with this historic trail and sites. Just be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a stroller for young children.
- Meghan McKennaFebruary 1, 2020Oh my god! We had so much fun learning the history of this city and enjoying all the sites. Would do it again!! 🤗
- TerrenceApril 28, 2013take some time and wander around. best to bring a map or snap a pic of the full trail as its easy to get lost at times.
- Nick BergusAugust 21, 2016Simple idea: a line you follow to historical spots throughout the north end. A good excuse for a decent walk.
- IWalked Audio ToursSeptember 28, 20112.5 mile path that connects 17 historical sites related to American Revolution. Product of Boston columnist Bill Schofield who came up with idea in 1951. Red path added 1958. More tips in blog. <LINK> Read more
- BU Student ActivitiesFebruary 7, 2012Hey BU! Show your student ID and get a $9.00 ticket for any of the following guided tours: Walk Into History, Reverse Walk Into History, African-American Patriots, North End, and Pirates & Patriots!!
- Meg BermanNovember 10, 2018Knock on history's door with a walk down The Freedom Trail through the birthplace of America. Tours daily on the hour, 11:30am - 4:00pm.
- Ben BaronMay 22, 2016Start at Boston Commons and end at Bunker Hill monument. Carve out at least 2 hours of walking.
- Michelin LifestyleFebruary 24, 2011New England weather is anything but predictable. Keep your traction on the brick path with Michelin Pilot hiking shoes. You'll go back in time with 16 historical landmarks in Boston.
- Jeremy BarkerSeptember 27, 2011A 4km (2.5 mile) historical hike through Boston. Pro tip: Follow the History Channel on Foursquare for great facts on each stop along the route. Read more
- Allie EmApril 14, 2014This is one of my favorite things to do when I go to Boston. So much history and the North End is wonderful!
- PavlixFebruary 3, 2018Don’t leave Boston without walking the Freedom Trail and indulging in the history of American Heroes. Simple but great.
- Erik BrokAugust 21, 2015Nice way to go for a walk through Boston even if you are not that into American history.
- Roz ThomasOctober 22, 2015There's a fab self-guided walking tour audio guide that you can buy from the information centre on Boston Common.
- Fare BuzzOctober 6, 2011The best tour for all of the historical attractions Boston has to offer. It's free and you can do it on your own time!
- travel42August 31, 2011With so many places to stop for snacks, drinks and photo ops, you could make an entire day out of this trail.
- ERGObabyJuly 19, 2011If you want to take your baby with you, this walk (or the guided tour with the period-costumed guide) is significantly easier with your ERGObaby carrier than a stroller.
- Michelin Travel & LifestyleNovember 8, 2011From November to January, walk the train on a Historical Holiday Stroll, which ends with hot chocolate and crumpets. --Green Guide Editor
- Megan HubbardJuly 30, 2013Buy a guide book, you'll be glad you did!! (http://store.thefreedomtrail.org/thefreedomtrailfoundationsallnewfreedomtrailguide.aspx)
- Julia DeJosephSeptember 2, 2012Best way to see the basics of Boston! Make it a leisurely day long trip and stop for snacks.
- KaitlinJanuary 19, 2016A must-do for first-timers to Boston! Get a real feel for Revolutionary Boston.
- The Liberty HotelMarch 19, 2015Learn about the history of Boston by checking out one of their tours!
- Antonio MartinsJune 20, 2013Start the freedom trail early if you want to visit all the stops, every thing close at 05:00pm.
- Shannon CarterMay 30, 2019Very confusing about where it started and what it actually was. Stop at the visitors center first for details.
- BETFebruary 1, 2013Crispus Attucks is widely hailed as a hero of the American Revolution! See more great examples of African-Americans' contributions to us all:
http://bet.us/BHM - Harish Mahadevan SitharamanSeptember 19, 2019Follow the red bricks from commons to be on the freedom trail
- American MensaMarch 12, 2014The 2½-mile walking route begins at Boston Common. There are the expected museums — Paul Revere’s house, for example. Read more