Discover Boston's Roots: North End History & Photo Group Tour
Stroll through the charming historical streets of the North End, aka Boston's "Little Italy", while listening to stories about the rich history of the area. One of the oldest neighborhoods in Boston, the brick-lined streets of the North End saw Paul Revere's midnight ride and the birth of Rose Elizabeth Fitzgerald Kennedy.
Start at one of the oldest squares in Boston, with an overview of the maritime and immigrant history of the neighborhood. See the Paul Revere house and learn about all the inaccuracies of his Longfellow's famous poem about his midnight ride. Proceed via the Freedom Trail to the Old North Church to see where the lanterns were hung, telling the colonists that the British were on the march. Walk through the second-oldest burying ground in Boston to hear stories about famous historical figures buried there. End the tour learning about the Great Molasses Flood while viewing the USS Constitution and Bunker Hill Monument from across the water.
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Tour Guide
- Gratuities
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