Freedom Trail Starting Point

"We only did a short portion of this trail but we saw a few monuments and made it to North Church and Paul Revere. We went by a few cemeteries that had a lot of history. If your in the area and you want a taste of the countries literally beginning, take a look at traveling the freedom trail."

"Such a fun experience for a Boston tourist. Followed the red brick road, lots of plaques with historical facts, statues and a great way to see the city on foot."

"The starting place of one of the must do things when in Boston. When in the city you must do the Freedom Trail to appreciate the history of the city and this is a great starting point with some interesting sculptures to mark the starting point."

"Super wonderful little trip through the city. Technically we started a the beginning of The North End Italian district by Dalutis? This neighborhood is utterly charming, Full of old world charms , lovely chic eateries with flower boxes and wine glasses and cloth napkins beautifully perched on tables awaiting diners , and then through the historic cemetery with the amazing views and ancient hand carved tombstones circled with daffodils , then around to the historic churches and brick plazas, and ends in the historic Irish? Areas near the Arm and Bell? And the Oyster house. Check out the Boston Market on a weekend with the booming voices and music and fresh and not so fresh smells. A true Boston experience."

"I'm glad I went with a tour guide. His insights and humor made it worth it. I didn't have a lot of time so having a guide made it easy and quick to learn some of the history of Boston. We did 11 of the 15 stops in about 1.5 hrs. It was about a 1.5 mile walk. I recommend"