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Boston's Freedom Trail Smartphone Guided Walking Tour
Mike "Incredible aide to our walk. Would not walk the trail without this as a guide."
Price:
$9.99
Boston's Freedom Trail Smartphone Guided Walking Tour
Welcome to Boston and the legendary Freedom Trail — a journey through the birth of a nation. This immersive self guided Boston walking tour brings history to life as you follow the iconic red brick path.
Along the way, you will visit key landmarks. You will discover hidden stories. You will meet the people who helped shape America’s fight for independence.
Whether you are visiting for the first time or returning, this Boston walking tour blends stories with flexibility. If you want the best Boston Freedom Trail guide, this classic route offers history, drama, and great views.
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What will you see? Here are the tour highlights
Tour Highlights – The Classic Freedom Trail Walking Tour
Discover the most iconic landmarks in American history on this unforgettable self guided walking tour Boston experience. This immersive Boston walking tour follows the famous red brick path.
It takes you past 16 nationally significant sites.
It is an ideal Freedom Trail guide for history lovers and first-time visitors.
Boston Common (1634) – Start at America’s oldest public park. It was also a historic meeting place for the Sons of Liberty.
Massachusetts State House – Admire the golden dome gilded by Paul Revere and learn about Beacon Hill’s transformation.
Park Street Church – Once the tallest building in America and a center of abolitionist speeches.
Granary Burying Ground – Final resting place of Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and Paul Revere.
King’s Chapel & Burial Ground – Explore one of Boston’s oldest religious sites and its colonial roots.
Old South Meeting House – The organizing site of the Boston Tea Party.
Old State House – Balcony where the Declaration of Independence was first read in Boston.
Boston Massacre Site – Stand where the first blood of the Revolution was shed.
Faneuil Hall – The “Cradle of Liberty” and a powerful hub of revolutionary debate.
Paul Revere House – Visit the oldest surviving home in downtown Boston.
Old North Church – “One if by land, two if by sea” began here.
Bunker Hill Monument – Relive the pivotal battle that proved the colonies could stand against Britain.
USS Constitution (“Old Ironsides”) – The world’s oldest commissioned warship still afloat.
This self guided walking tour Boston connects these landmarks into one powerful, step-by-step revolutionary story.
Tour Route Map
Check out the Tour Preview Video!
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What are the Frequently Asked Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions – The Classic Freedom Trail on the WalknTours App
What is included in this self guided walking tour Boston experience?
This tour follows the full Freedom Trail from Boston Common to the USS Constitution in Charlestown. It includes step-by-step GPS navigation, immersive storytelling, and detailed historical context at every major landmark. The tour is all outside and can be taken anytime, 24/7/365. It does not include admission into sites.
How long does the walking tour in Boston take?
Most visitors complete the full route in 2.5 to 3 hours without extended stops. If you enter museums, churches, or take breaks for food in the North End, plan for 4–5 hours.
How does the WalknTours app work?
The app uses GPS technology to automatically play narration as you reach each stop. You don’t need to constantly check your screen — the tour guides you hands-free along the red brick path.
Do I need internet access during the tour?
No. Simply download the tour in advance, and it works offline. This makes it a seamless self guided walking tour Boston experience.
Can I pause the tour?
Yes. You can pause anytime to explore, grab a meal, or enter a historic site. Press play to continue where you left off.
Is this a good Boston Freedom Trail guide for first-time visitors?
Absolutely. The tour links all 16 official Freedom Trail sites, and many more, into one clear story. It is ideal for first-time visitors who want structure and depth.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at Boston Common Visitors Center and ends at the USS Constitution in the Charlestown Navy Yard.
Is it family-friendly?
Yes. This walking tour in Boston is suitable for families, history lovers, and independent travelers alike.
Check out our local Travel Guide to learn more!
Learn everything from how to get there, what food to try while in town, places to stay while visiting and general travel info.
Check out our tour Podcast!
Click the link below to hear our Podcast about the Freedom Trail, The Freedom Trail: How Boston Sparked a Revolution!
