Our Guides: Irina Avdeeva
A native of Moscow, she has lived in many countries across Europe before moving first to Washington, DC, and eventually settling in Boston. Throughout her global journey, she explored various paths, studying and working in the fields of cultural studies, social sciences, economics, international affairs, and psychology. She is passionate about travel and foreign cultures and enjoys sharing that passion with visitors eager to learn more about Boston. Discovering how Boston's history and the lives of its residents have shaped not only the destiny of the United States but also had a profound impact on world history has been an amazing experience for her. This fascinating exploration is something she looks forward to sharing during her tours.
Experience & Interests
When discussing different periods of Boston's history, she particularly enjoys drawing parallels to events occurring simultaneously in other countries and exploring how those events influenced life in Boston. Visitors are often surprised to discover unexpected connections between their country of origin or hometown and the people of Boston.
Languages she speaks fluenty
She is fluent in German, Russian, and English, and can also read Spanish.
A fun fact about her
She has a deep passion for Jungian psychology and enjoys uncovering the hidden symbolic patterns that shape our life paths.
Favorite Boston landmark or hidden gem
Acorn Street in Beacon Hill.