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👍👍 This is the tour! Bobby is a true local guide.It was like walking around the North End with a relative who knows everyone. "Bobby don't wait in lines!" Definitely come hungry. You learn a personal perspective to the neighborhood, leave well-fed and feeling like you can come back anytime. If you love...

👍👍 We loved absolutely everything about this tour especially our tour guide, Pat. Pat was knowledgable, super friendly, and very welcoming. He texted us before hand to make sure if we had any questions before the tour, engaged in conversation with everyone, and checked in with how people were feeling a...

👍👍 Northeast Road Trip... Boston/Salem was 4 days out of our 9 day road trip up to Bar Harbor. With so much to do in Boston we started to think that it may be to expensive. After some research we came across Go Boston Card which allowed me, my son and my parents to visit places that we normally would...

👍👍 This is just the fascade and the real trade is at the back. 3 bldgs with different tenants

👍👍 Stopped by the visitor center for some postcards and a map. Saw that they had daily tours going. So we had to hop in one! The tour guides wore period clothing - which was very neat. Took through about 1/2 the freedom trail and talked/stopped along the way to talk about the different historically sig...

👍👍 We took the sunset tour over the weekend. It was the best tour ever. It was really great seeing the city at nighttime. We got lots of really great pictures. The trolley driver was so informed and was a great tour guide.If I’m ever in Boston again, I will only use this company. We used a different co...

👍👍 We stayed on the bus and did the whole tour. Then got back on to get dropped off at North Station. Both drivers were extremely knowledgeable, friendly and funny. I've lived in NH all my life and consider myself a little bit of a history buff and I learned so many new things about Boston I hadn't kno...

👍👍 The Great Molasses Flood, also known as the Boston Molasses Disaster, or the Boston Molassacre, occurred on January 15, 1919, in the North End neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. A large storage tank filled with 2.3 million US gal (8,700 m3) weighing approximately 13,000 short tons (12,000 t) of...