Boston By Foot

77 N Washington St, Boston, MA 02114 617-367-2345

Description: NORTH END. The experienced tour guides affiliated with this company lead groups through the streets of North End, Beacon Hill and Back Bay, along the way pointing out buildings of architectural significance and sharing key bits and pieces of Boston's history. Tours of key sites along the Freedom Trail are available, as are ones that focus on the city's engineering feats and yet others that are geared toward kids.
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Boston Duck Tours

Science Park, Museum of Science, Boston, MA 02114 617-723-3825

Description: WEST END. This exciting and fun tour is an adventure that takes place on land and by sea. Duck tours take you through the streets of Boston and into the Charles River in an authentic World War II amphibious landing vehicle. Guides, appropriately called "conDUCKtors," tell about the historical significance of different sites around Boston in an animated way. Quacking the whole way, adults and children alike can't help but laugh at all the fun. Tourists can find two departure points: one at the Museum of Science and the other at Prudential Center.
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Boston's Freedom Trail

sites throughout the city, Boston, MA 617-357-8300

Description: A wonderful way to see Boston! Put on comfortable shoes and experience the 2½-mile route full of historical information. The trail starts at Boston Common but can easily be picked up at any point along the way just by following signs throughout the city. The path allows you to visit sites important to the city's history, including the Paul Revere House, the statue of Benjamin Franklin, and the site of the Boston Massacre. Should you have any questions, the men and women dressed in colonial attire will be glad to answer them. Guided tours are available for a fee.
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Fenway Park

4 Yawkey Way, Boston, MA 02215 617-236-6666

Description: FENWAY DISTRICT. Boston Red Sox players and fans call this home. It is one of the smallest and oldest baseball parks in the major leagues. Built in 1912, this park still has real grass on the field as well as the famed Green Monster. Tickets to games may be purchased at the park, though some games may be more difficult than others to get good seats. Guided tours are offered year around.
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Harvard University

1350 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138 617-495-1573

Description: The country's oldest institution for higher learning, founded in 1636, was named for its first patron, Reverend John Harvard. Initially conceived as a seminary, the university now features ten graduate and professional schools. Notable alumni include six United States presidents and more than 40 Nobel Laureates. Guided campus tours depart from Holyoke Center every day except Sunday.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 617-253-4791

Description: CAMBRIDGE. One of the most well known and respected universities in the world, MIT is at the top of its game when it comes to 21st century technology. The school's first students walked through its doors in 1865 marking the culmination of an effort led by natural scientist William Barton Rogers. Over 57 Nobel Prize winners are associated with the school, 23 of which are alumni and ten who are currently on staff. Today, the river front campus continues to expand and keep pace with the evolving times. Restaurants, bars and a vibrant urban neighborhood are lovely places to kick back when you're done soaking up the intellectual vibes.
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North End Market Tour

6 Charter St, Boston, MA 02113 617-523-6032

Description: NORTH END. Take this three hour walking tour guided by skilled chef Michele Topor. Topor will introduce you to the pastry shops, greengrocer and typical Italian deli shops in the oldest neighborhood in Boston. You'll be able to sample food, learn new recipes, and gain some extra culinary advice from your talented guide.
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Old Town Trolley

380 Dorchester Ave, Boston, MA 02127-2407 617-269-7010

Description: Board the trolleys while a guide provides running commentary while guests ride in open-air cars and take in the sites and sounds of the town. These tours leave from many convenient locations throughout Boston and are an excellent way to become acquainted with the city. Sixteen stops and unlimited reboarding allow customers to get off and have lunch or shop at stores that are of particular interest.
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Sightseeing Boston Tours

Boston, MA 781-899-1454

Description: Hop into an air-conditioned coach and enjoy the entertaining tour guide's commentary. Visits numerous historical sites including the Charlestown Navy Yard, Paul Revere's House, and Harvard University. Stops are made along the way so tourists can explore the many historical areas. One and a half hours are provided for lunch and shopping opportunities. Tours last about six hours.
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