Freedom Food Trail
- Begin your Boston exploration in North End, tasting artisanal bread, Italian meats, cheeses, and pastries in the city's oldest neighborhood.
- Follow the Freedom Trail with an expert guide, uncovering the American Revolution's history with landmarks like the Custom House Tower.
- Discover the Rose Kennedy Greenway's transformation from a highway to a lush urban oasis, showcasing Boston's commitment to public spaces and art.
- Visit Old City Hall and snap a photo with the bronzed donkey, embodying Boston's political legacy and the cradle of public education.
- End your tour at Boston Public Garden, a serene oasis to ponder your day exploring the city's culinary and historical gems.
Freedom Food Trail
Step into Boston's vibrant past and present during a captivating journey that blends culinary delights in North End with the rich history of the American Revolution. Traverse the heart of North End, immersing in its oldest structures and savoring its diverse food offerings, including artisanal bread, Italian meats, cheeses, and delectable local pastries.
Stroll along the Freedom Trail, unraveling tales of the Rose Kennedy Greenway (a lush 27-acre strip of landscaped gardens, greens, and public art where once stood an overhead highway), State Street (near which the Boston Massacre took place), and the iconic Custom House Tower. Dive into history at Old City Hall, the birthplace of public education in America, where a bronzed donkey awaits your lens, a symbol of Boston's rich political heritage.
Your tour culminates at the picturesque Boston Public Garden, inviting you to unwind amidst its serene environs. Relax and bask in the beauty of this iconic park, making the most of your leisurely day.
While your cruise ship is anchored in the port of Boston, this small-group tour offers you a captivating blend of culinary delights and historical immersion, ensuring an enriching experience in the heart of Massachusetts's vibrant capital.