Description

Boston’s Little Italy is also one of the nation’s oldest inhabited neighborhoods. Deadly molasses floods, anti-British riots, and mafia intrigue have coursed through the streets of this section of Boston. From Paul Revere’s House and the Old North Church to Mike’s Pastries, the history of this neighborhood is rich.

From Puritans to cannoli shops, this tour intersperses plenty of Revolution, salty maritime activity, and immigrant life to paint the history of Boston amidst the city's best eateries. Stop for pizza or oysters afterwards, and you won’t have far to go!

Highlights

Fanueil Hall/Quincy market

Union Oyster House (nation’s oldest restaurant)

Bell in Hand Tavern (nation’s oldest tavern)

Green Dragon Tavern

The Big Dig/Rose Kennedy Greenway

Boston’s Little Italy

Paul Revere House

North Square/Seaman’s Bethel/Mariners House

Rose Kennedy Birthplace

St. Stephen’s Church

Paul Revere Mall

Old North Church

​Copps' Hill Burying Ground

Details

• This tour is included in Freedom Trail Tours longer than 2 hours, but can also be done on it's own.

• Private Tours begin at $200.00 (+tax), which covers a group of up to 10 guests for up to 90 minutes. 

• Small group tours longer than 90 minutes are $135.00 (+tax) per hour per guide.

 

• For customized tours in groups larger than 10, please contact us for pricing.​

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• ​This tour can be delivered in Corporate attire, Colonial Period dress, or Victorian-era Dress, as requested.

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• This is a walking tour, and not transferable as a ride-along tour by vehicle, though it can be covered as one piece of a ride-along tour.

Add-ons

• Entrance to Paul Revere's house and Old North Church (additional fees and advance registration for groups over 10)
• New England Holocaust Memorial
• Boston Public Market/Haymarket (primarily food and produce markets)
• Ebenezer Hancock House
• Langone Park
• “The Spite House”
• Site of the 1919 Great Molasses Flood
• Modern Pastry
• Mike’s Pastry
• Pizzeria Regina
• USS Constitution
• Bunker Hill

We Can't...

• Union Oyster House no longer takes reservations. We apologize, but we cannot make arrangements for your group to dine there. However, if you contact them directly, they do have rooms for rent for corporate or private group functions and meals.

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• Please know that our outdoor market known as Haymarket only operates Friday and Saturday. We can only take you there then!