Discover Boston’s famous sites and hidden treasures on this 2.5 to 3-hour guided bike tour – a perfect way to explore the city! Start in Boston’s North End and pass sites like Copley Square, Fenway Park and the Faneuil Hall marketplace. Cruise through Beacon Hill and admire the diverse neighborhoods as your knowledgeable guide provides insightful commentary on Boston’s unique history. You may also choose to do this tour on an e-bike (select e-bike option at checkout, but note: you must be 16 or older to select the E-bike option).

Explore Beacon Hill on a small-group walking tour led by a longtime Boston guide. Walk along brick sidewalks while listening to insightful commentary with insider perspective on the area’s history, architecture, and famous residents—past and present. The tour also includes simple, creative photo tips to help you capture Beacon Hill’s scenic charm in ways you might not have considered before. This experience is designed for history buffs, urban explorers, smartphone users, and casual photographers. It is a guided walking tour with historical commentary and creative photo tips, not a technical photography class. Discover why Acorn Street is the most photographed street in Boston, what makes Louisburg Square one of the city’s most exclusive addresses, and where Beacon Hill’s hidden gems are located off the beaten path—places that are hard to find on your own. A PhotoWalks Beacon Hill tour offers a memorable way to experience one of Boston’s most historic neighborhoods.

Boston's role in the fight to end legalized slavery is linked by the Black Heritage Trail in historic Beacon Hill. This pedestrian path is best experienced on foot, in a small group, with a knowledgeable local guide! Your 2.5-hour loop tour travels from Boston Common to visit Underground Railroad sites, elite homes of "Boston Brahmins," and abolitionist landmarks such as the African Meeting House. Our small-group walking tour delves deeply into the years 1833 to 1863, the tumultuous years leading toward Civil War. We walk in the footsteps of 19th-century Bostonians, all of whom grappled with the "peculiar institution" of racial enslavement in the U.S. With a captivating storytelling approach, Hub Town Tours provides the perfect introduction to Boston's role in America's "Second Revolution." As we travel past landmarks from Civil War Boston, your guide shares the gripping story of local Bostonians finding their voices and demanding an end to injustice across their young nation.

Discover Boston’s top attractions on a small-group Boston walking tour in just two hours. A longtime local guide shares insightful historical commentary and fun photo tips to help you capture memorable pictures along the way. We’ll begin in historic Beacon Hill, walking along brick sidewalks lined with gas lamps and 19th-century architectural charm. Discover inside information on the neighborhood’s past and present and why Acorn Street is the most photographed street in Boston. Next, we’ll stroll through the Boston Public Garden, see the famous Swan Boats and colorful flowerbeds before continuing into the Back Bay to explore its elegant 19th-century French-inspired architecture and grand streets. Designed for history buffs, urban explorers, smartphone users, and casual photographers, this experience is a guided walking tour with historical commentary and creative photo tips—not a technical photography class.

Immerse yourself in our colonial history! On this six-hour driving tour, you will see the sights and hear the stories of Boston's colonial past narrated by a professional historian and experienced guide with ample opportunities for taking pictures. This is an excellent tour for seasoned historians and students alike. A meal break will be taken in Concord or elsewhere as directed.

The Emerald Necklace bike tour is an amazing way to see Boston’s most famous green spaces in a ‘green’ way - you may forget you are in the heart of the city! Discover Frederick Law Olmsted’s famous system of parks on this bicycle tour of the historic Emerald Necklace. From the shaded boulevard on Commonwealth Avenue to the popular shores of Jamaica Pond to the winding paths of the Arnold Arboretum, this route is a fabulous way to experience Boston's park system. The route is a favorite among locals! The parks are gorgeous any time of the year, but the foliage peaks in color between mid October and early November. This tour is up to 4 hours long and covers at least 15 miles, with several hills. Riders must be comfortable spending that much time on a bike and covering that distance. This ride covers many hidden gems in Boston.