Detalles del viaje

Boston Public Library, America's first large free municipal library, renowned for its beautiful courtyard, murals, magnificent reading rooms, and Renaissance-inspired architecture.

Guests will have the opportunity to visit both Trinity Church and the Boston Public Library (subject to opening hours).

Why Choose This Tour?

  • Explore Boston's most beautiful neighborhoods.

  • Learn about Boston's architecture and urban development.

  • Visit iconic landmarks beyond the Freedom Trail.

  • Small-group experience with an expert local guide.

  • Interior visits to Trinity Church and the Boston Public Library whenever open.

  • Perfect for first-time visitors and returning travelers alike.

Modern Boston Walking Tour

  • Tour Highlights

  • Boston Common

  • Beacon Hill

  • Acorn Street

  • Louisburg Square

  • Jardín Público de Boston

  • Swan Boats

  • Commonwealth Avenue Mall

  • Back Bay

  • Plaza Copley

  • Trinity Church (interior visit)

  • Old South Church

  • Boston Public Library (interior visit)

  • Tour Type: Public or Private

  • Languages: Spanish, English, & Catalan

  • Guides: Fatma, Jan

  • Duración: 90 minutos

  • Price (adults): $30

  • Price (children 5-12): $15

  • Price (infants): Free

  • Itinerary:

Boston Common Visitor Information Center

We'll begin our tour at the Boston Common Visitor Information Center, where you'll receive an introduction to Boston's history and the neighborhoods we'll explore together.

Beacon Hill

Our first stop is Boston's most iconic neighborhood. We'll stroll along the charming brick sidewalks of Beacon Hill, admire its elegant Federal-style row houses, historic gas lamps, hidden courtyards, and Acorn Street—often considered one of the most photographed streets in America. Along the way, we'll discuss the neighborhood's history, architecture, and notable residents.

Jardín Público de Boston

Leaving Beacon Hill, we'll enter America's first public botanical garden. We'll admire the Victorian landscape design, beautiful flower beds, the famous Swan Boats, picturesque lagoon, monuments, and the iconic Make Way for Ducklings statues while learning about the garden's fascinating history.

Commonwealth Avenue Mall

We'll continue into Back Bay and walk along the beautiful Commonwealth Avenue Mall, one of Boston's grandest boulevards. Lined with magnificent brownstone homes, mature trees, public art, and monuments, this elegant promenade tells the story of Boston's expansion during the nineteenth century.

Plaza Copley

Our tour concludes in historic Copley Square, one of Boston's architectural treasures. Here we'll explore several of the city's most celebrated landmarks: