private tours in massachusetts

Boston is not only a vibrant and beautiful city, but it also holds some of our nation’s most remarkable revolutionary history. One of Boston’s greatest attractions is the Freedom Trail, which offers the perfect way to immerse yourself in the city’s rich historical heritage. This 2.5-mile-long path winds through the heart of Boston, connecting 16 historically significant sites. The trail is marked by a red line, either painted or made of brick.

Enjoy a 90-minute guided walking tour through some of the city’s historic highlights. Dive deep into the stories and facts of the American Revolution and gain insights into other aspects of Boston’s fascinating history that have shaped it into the city it is today. During the tour, you may visit sites such as: Faneuil Hall: Known as the “Cradle of Liberty,” it was a meeting place for revolutionaries. Old State House: The site of the Boston Massacre in 1770, where British soldiers fired on American colonists. Old South Meeting House: The organizing point for the Boston Tea Party in 1773.Park Street Church: Founded in 1809, it was a key site for abolitionist speeches. Granary Burying Ground: The final resting place of notable figures like Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, and John Hancock and of course the beautiful Boston Common: America’s oldest public park, established in 1634.

Tour Type: Private Guide
Duration: 90 Minutes
Mode: Walking
Distance: Approx. 1 mile

Dive headfirst into the very beginning of the American Revolution as you tour the Lexington and Concord Battlefields with a private guide. The Battles of Lexington and Concord took place on April 19, 1775, with Massachusetts colonists defying British authority. What started as a civil and legal argument over rights and taxation quickly escalated into an outright war in Massachusetts as the first shots rang out. The opening battle ended with a colonial victory – but that was just the beginning of a lengthy war for independence.

Explore these historic sites and more, gaining a deeper understanding of the events that sparked the American Revolution. Your guide will share detailed stories and historical facts making this tour an unforgettable experience.

Tour Type: Private Guide
Duration: 4 Hours
Mode: By Vehicle (powered by A-1 Limousine)

Boston is a charming destination steeped in history and home to many prestigious educational institutions such as Harvard and Boston College. Bostonians also take sports very serious proudly supporting professional football, hockey, basketball, and baseball teams on their home turf.

Exploring the city with a private guide provides an intimate experience at some of the nation’s most cherished historic landmarks, including Old North Church: Famous for the “One if by land, two if by sea” signal during Paul Revere’s midnight ride. Paul Revere House: The preserved home of Paul Revere, where his legacy lives on. Faneuil Hall: The place where Samuel Adams gave one of his rousing speeches to encourage his countrymen to fight for independence. Old State House: Built in 1713, it served as Massachusetts’ Capitol Building until 1798 and was the site of the Boston Massacre. Bunker Hill: Featuring an obelisk commemorating the Battle of Bunker Hill. Boston Common: The oldest city park in the United States, established in 1634. USS Constitution: The vessel commissioned by George Washington as one of six ships for the navy.

Mixing history with sightseeing will likely create some of your best Boston memories. There is a lot to see and explore. In the center of Boston, you will immerse yourself in amazing revolutionary and other significant history that has shaped our nation and Boston itself into what it is today. You may also explore the Wharf area, Little Italy, and even Cambridge if time allows. Your guide will share facts, stories, and personal anecdotes, and perhaps reveal some hidden gems!

Please note that admissions are not included. We will accommodate special requests and customizations to the best of our ability. Talk with us!

Tour Type: Private Guide
Duration: 4 Hours
Mode: By Vehicle (powered by A-1 Limousine)

Boston’s Old North Church was established in 1723 and is an historic landmark and active Episcopal Church. It is the oldest standing church building nestled in the beautiful historic North End. The church is mostly known for its’ role in Paul Revere’s midnight ride and for the signal lanterns hung in the steeple in 1775 which alerted the patriots of the British troops approaching Lexington & Concorde which was the very beginning of the American Revolution.

Visitors can delve into the church’s rich history and explore its scenic courtyard. You’ll also discover the captivating story of Paul Revere and view the church’s 1759 organ. Depending on availability, a visit to the crypt may also be possible. As one of the most frequented sites on the Freedom Trail, Old North Church offers a profound way to honor history and appreciate its impact on our nation.

Tour Type: Private Guide
Duration: 70-90 Minutes
Mode: By Foot

*Sundays & Mondays Not available