Freedom Trail

The Freedom Trail is a must-visit attraction for anyone visiting Boston, MA. This 2.5 mile long walking path takes visitors through the heart of the city and highlights important events in America's fight for independence.

The trail has 16 historical sites, including famous landmarks such as the Paul Revere House, the Old State House, and Faneuil Hall, just to name a few. Each stop on the trail is marked with a red brick path, making it easy for visitors to follow. Along the way, you'll also come across costumed guides who provide entertaining and informative storytelling about the city's history.

Whether you're a history buff or just looking to explore a new city, the Freedom Trail is the perfect way to learn about Boston's role in America's revolutionary past. The trail is free to walk and can easily be completed in a few hours. Plus, with plenty of restaurants, shops, and museums along the way, visitors can make a whole day of their trip to the Freedom Trail. So grab a map and get ready to embark on a journey back in time on this iconic trail in Boston.

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• Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
• New England Aquarium
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• The Paul Revere House
• Franklin Park Zoo
• Fenway Park
• Boston Common
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