Boston Interactive Freedom Trail Tour

The Spirit of the Trail Lives On

Did you know that the trail is known for its many rallies? Including a few by Martin Luther King Jr., Gloria Steinem, and a Mass by Pope John Paul II.

Boston’s Freedom Trail is a living thing, and embodiment of what it means to be free — the sweat, blood, tears, joys, and sacrifices that dream demands of its forefathers. Get swept up in the tales of some of these nation’s greatest figures, learn about their heartaches, and understand what drove “rebels” into the impossible. Into a fight with an Empire. Into a lopsided battle where they were the underdogs.

“One of the most passionate tellings I’ve been to. I’ve come with my family to a lot of Freedom Trail tours, but this one takes the cake. Really, fun, didactic, and full of easter eggs I never knew about.”

What is The Freedom Trail Tour Experience about?

Junket's Freedom Trail History Tour is an interactive experience. One of the best and most researched in Boston. You will embark on a trip, through time, across crooked and narrow streets, and experience first-hand what makes Boston “The Cradle of Liberty.” Join the colonists and hear their tales, thanks to our professional tour guide — how they fought and bled against the Crown.

What You Will See On This Tour:

Junket’s Freedom Trail walking tour experience will lead you on a historical pilgrimage through at least 10 stops of historic Boston real estate, where you will explore different iconic sites linked to our independence:

• Visit the beautiful cornerstone of the city: Boston Commons.

• See the majestic and historic Massachusetts State House.

• Admire iconic architecture at the timeless Park Street Church.

• Discover the secrets hidden at the Granary Burying Ground.

• … And many more.

We will stop and explore each site while reliving the amazing stories, marveling at the hair-raising tales, and experiencing the passion plays that used them as a backdrop.

Come join us on this amazing tour, and experience the majesty, the solemnity, and the ardor of some of the men and women we owe our freedom. 

“Timid men… Prefer the calm of despotism to the boisterous sea of liberty."

- Thomas Jefferson