Old Town Trolley Tour of Boston

Discover the best of Boston with this engaging and flexible sightseeing trolley tour! Enjoy access to both the Orange Route (City Tour Loop) and the Green Route (Back Bay Loop), covering a wide range of the city's top neighborhoods and landmarks.

Climb aboard the trolley and explore iconic attractions at your own pace. The Orange Route takes you through Boston's historic downtown and waterfront areas, while the Green Route guides you through the charming streets of Back Bay and the Fenway area.

Along the way, knowledgeable guides share fascinating stories and fun facts about Boston's history, culture, and architecture. With over 100 points of interest and convenient stops throughout the city, this tour is a great way to experience everything Boston has to offer.

Please Note: There are two bus routes, the Green City Tour Loop takes approximately 2 hours to complete and the Orange Back Bay Loop take approximately 30 minutes to complete. The Orange Route begins at 9 am and has its last stop at stop 1 at 5pm and runs from April until October. From November to March the last stop ends at 4pm. The Green Route begins at 9am and runs until the last stop 7 at 6:30 pm from April to October. From November through March the last stop ends at 5:30 pm.

Green City Tour Route:

• Faneuil Hall
• Historic North End
• USS Constitution & Museum
• North Station / TD Garden
• Downtown Crossing Historic District
• Cheers Bar (the Original) Beacon Hill / Antique Row
• Cheers Bar
• Old Town Trolley Welcome Center
• Beacon Hill/Boston Common
• Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum



Orange Back Bay Route:

• Prudential Center / View Boston Observation Deck
• Christian Science Plaza / Symphony Hall
• Beacon Hill/Boston Common
• Copley Place Mall
• Boston Convention Center
• Copley Square / Trinity Church

Blue Seaport Hotel Shuttle Loop:

• Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
• Massport/Black Falcon Cruise Ship
• Black Falcon Cruise Ship
• Boston Fish Pier
• South Station

To see a map of the stops that are included in this Boston trolley tour, please CLICK HERE.

Halifax by Land & Sea

Hop onboard an amphibious supply boat form the Vietnam War, refurbished into a colorful tour boat that will take you from the streets of Halifax, over the waterfront, and into the harbor.

You'll depart near the Halifax waterfront and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, which houses many nautical and naval artifacts, including permanent exhibitions on the Titanic and the Halifax Explosion.

The tour winds through the streets of the Halifax peninsula, with a guide narrating the tour. You'll hear all about the city's history, from pirates and fortresses to its role in some of Canada's biggest moments.

See the bustle of the city's shopping district on Spring Garden Road and take in a bit of history as you cruise by the Citadel National Historic Site, the Victorian Public Gardens, and St. Paul's Church.

Once you're on the water you'll get a brand new view of the naval dockyards with huge military ships in dock, Halifax's Historic Properties, the waterfront Boardwalk, and the tall ships and yachts that reside in the harbor. The city's ferries will crisscross around you on their trips from Halifax to Dartmouth as you get a closer glimpse of the George's Island lighthouse. See beautiful Halifax from a different perspective on this tour of the land and sea.