Boston Tours

Walking, bus, trolley and helicopter tours are only some of the options for exploring the history, culture and spirit life of the Boston and Cambridge area.

Boston by Foot - This nonprofit offers several traditional as well as specialty tours, including those focusing on literary landmarks, Boston's North End and the Victorian Back Bay.
Boston Chocolate Tour - A trolley tour that visits three sweet landmarks - including the spot where the Boston creme pie came into being.
Boston Duck Tours - See Boston by means of an amphibious vehicle - its route covers both land and water.
Boston Helicopter Tours - "Best of Boston" and "Eleven Lighthouses" are just two of the helicopter tours offered.
Boston Movie Tours - See locations featured in Good Will Hunting, Ally McBeal and other productions. Company offers walking tour for individuals and "Theater-on-Wheels" for groups.
Boston Tours - A guided tour that makes many historic stops in Boston and Cambridge.
Freedom Trail - You can either pick up a guidebook and go for a self-tour of Boston's most historic sites, or sign up for a guided tour with a costumed guide.
Ghosts and Graveyards Tour Boston - A trolley tour that explores the darker side of the city.
Harvard Walking Tour - Harvard University offers free walking tours led by students. Contact the Harvard University Events and Information Center for more information.
New England Ghost Tours - A series of walking and bus tours that talk about Salem witches and Native American spirits, and well as other Boston ghosts.
Old Town Trolley Tours - A leisurely tour around Boston's tourism spots, including the Old State House and Bunker Hill Monument.
Photo Walks - These guided walking tours include photography tips.
Sam Adams Brewery Tour - Boston's famous brewery holds regularly scheduled tours.

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