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Boston’s Freedom Trail is a walk through history. The route has been around for about five decades now and is one of the City’s top tourist attractions. The Freedom Trail is 2.5 miles long in its entirety. It includes sixteen historical sites and spans from the heart of Boston all the way across the river to Charlestown.
When reading up on things to do in Boston, you might have wondered “where is the Freedom Trail?” The fact of the matter is that The Freedom Trail is not a single location. The trail winds its way through the heart of Boston, Massachusetts and over the bridge into Charlestown. The 2.5 mile trail connects 16 different historical sites in the city, starting at the beautiful Boston Common and ending in Charlestown at the Bunker Hill Monument.
Boston Freedom Trail is a historical attraction that connects 16 sites of importance in the American Revolution in a single, 2.5 mile trail. The Freedom Trail is intended to be walked from downtown Boston across the river to Charlestown.
It's been a long couple of years. You deserve a vacation. It's time to travel! October is the time of the year for a road trip! Now is the time to start planning your awesome holiday. Only one thing… How do you decide where to go? Here's ten ideas to help you get started!
The 16 sites on your Freedom Trail Tour are: 1) Boston Common 2) Boston State House 3) the Park Street Church 4) Granary Burying Ground 5) Granary Burying Ground 6) King’s Chapel Burying Ground 7) Boston Latin School 8) Old South Meeting House 9) Boston Massacre 10) Old State House 11) Faneiul Hall 12) Paul Revere’s house 13) Old North Church 14) Copp’s Hill Cemetery 15) USS Constitution 16) Bunker Hill Monument
You want all the information and knowledge of a professional tour guide but you can't resist the freedom of blazing your own trail. Here's five reasons why a self-guided driving tour might be the right choice for you!
The average temperature maxes out at around 85 degrees fahrenheit. That said, if you’re used to dry heat, the humidity on the Gettysburg Battlefield is something to keep in mind. Gettysburg sees about 9 rainy days per month in May, June, and July, and 6-7 rainy days in August and September.
Absolutely you can! In fact, I’d say a Gettysburg driving tour is the absolute best way to experience this historic battlefield. Sure, you could pay to hop on a tour bus, but then you’re on someone else’s schedule and won’t have the chance to really explore the key sites across the field. Gettysburg Driving Tour […]
There's nowhere better to witness fall than on an Acadia National Park tour in Maine! Here are just a few reasons why September and October are the ideal time to visit.
A Hollywood tour popular with tourists, and for good reason - after all, who doesn't want a little glimpse into the lifestyles of the rich and famous? One of the best ways to get a little taste of showbiz is to take a Hollywood celebrity homes tour.
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