Explore 18th-century Boston on the Self Guided Podcast Tour Boston Unbound: The Road to Revolution. Walk the historic Freedom Trail and see how everyday places like meeting houses, burial grounds, and taverns became hotbeds of rebellion. Guided by expert voices, you'll uncover hidden clues, personal sacrifices, and political maneuvers that transformed colonists into revolutionaries.
This 4.0 km self-guided tour takes around 132 minutes and features immersive audio storytelling. With the app's AI guide and navigation, you'll follow a route through eight key stops, each revealing a piece of Boston’s revolutionary history. It’s perfect for history buffs and curious travelers alike.
Whether you're interested in the stories of protest, civic spaces, or the power struggles that shaped America, this experience offers a detailed, engaging look at Boston’s role in the fight for independence. Plus, it’s accessible to all fitness levels and available in multiple languages.
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours and 12 minutes, covering 4.0 km with 8 stops.
Yes, it’s designed for adults aged 13 to 99 and is suitable for all physical fitness levels.
The tour is available in German and English.
Just download the app beforehand, ensure your device is charged, and meet at Boston Common near Tremont Street to start your journey.
Yes, you can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time.
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German, English
The town's historic shared pasture turned British military encampment.
Resting place of revolutionary leaders and Boston Massacre martyrs.
The gathering place for protest debates and the launching site of the Tea Party.
Seat of royal government and site of the 1770 Boston Massacre.
The 'Cradle of Liberty' where town meetings rallied against taxation.
Home of the famous silversmith and crucial node in patriot intelligence networks.
Site of the two-lantern signal warning of British troop movements.
Granite obelisk commemorating the first major battle of the American Revolution.
Meet at the starting point
Meet at Boston Common near Tremont Street. Check your public transport connection and the final walking section before travel.
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From $5.60 per person