Tour of the Freedom Trail
$25–$50Costumed guides lead a walking tour of Boston's Freedom Trail from Boston Common past the State House, Old South and Faneuil Hall.

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Boston Common Visitor Center is a sightseeing stop in Boston, MA, part of the Boston guide. Cost: free.
139 Tremont Street · Boston, MA
The Boston Common Visitor Center is run by Meet Boston, the city's official tourism organization, and sits on the Tremont Street side of Boston Common next to the Park Street T station. Staff hand out maps and brochures, sell souvenirs and book tickets for Freedom Trail walks, trolley and duck tours, harbor cruises and museums such as the New England Aquarium and the Boston Tea Party Ships. It sits a short walk from the start of the Freedom Trail. Open daily from 8:30 am to 4:45 pm.
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