Boston · 2-HOUR EXPERIENCES
The 7 best 2-hour experiences you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Beacon Hill after dark on a two-hour true crime walk with expert guides, small groups, Boston history, and eerie local cases.
“Andy was great! When we arrived, he told us we were the only 2 booked for that tour time. He was very personable, knowledgeable, and had an excellent ability to set the scene and provide specific details to each story.”
Explore Boston’s North End through local bakeries, pizza, Paul Revere history, cannoli comparisons, and practical food tips for $35.
“All the history of the north end was so interesting. Cady was very knowledgeable and easy to listen to”
Walk Boston’s Freedom Trail, Beacon Hill, Back Bay, and Copley Square with a witty guide on this compact two-hour history tour.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and made the tour fun with interesting stories and lesser known facts. Even though it was pouring rain he was cheerful and did the full tour. We learned a good bit and would recommend the tour to others. Good value for the price.”
See Boston’s waterfront, North End, Freedom Trail, Bunker Hill, and Charles River by Segway with safety training and lively local stories.
“This was a wonderful tour. Great way to get around various portions of Boston to see what parts need revisited. Captain J was very informative and always willing to help with pictures, questions, and safety of his clients.”
Explore Boston’s revolutionary sites, immigrant stories, and literary landmarks on a $5 walking tour led by guide Stephen Uys.
“This is a very information heavy tour. Get your history thinking cap on! Stephen was very thorough and incredibly knowledgeable about Boston’s history. I liked how he organized the information to make it all make sense. I loved it. You can tell he is passionate about what he’s talking about which makes it an engaging experience.”
Review of Boston’s two-hour historic pub crawl, with Green Dragon, Dirty Nelly’s, local drinks, guide quality, cost, and practical tips.
“Very nice guide. Problem is we got a bit of Boston Pub history, practically no history of or information on beer (like what makes New England IPA) and beer tastings was “there’s the bar, buy yourself a beer”. No planned tastings or group seating. Basically we went to two pubs, got a small bit of the pubs unique history and that’s it. Felt more like we were just pointed in a direction and that’s it. I’ve been on beer tours before and this one needs improvement. Suggest side room or designated area. pub owner greeting, organized tastings and description of what we are tasting. Hard to do at happy hour…”
Walk Boston’s Freedom Trail with a guide, uncover Revolution-era stories, and connect the Tea Party, Boston Massacre, and Paul Revere.
“We had a great time on our tour with Chad. He’s insight made the tour the perfect way to see and learn about Boston.”
Pick a walk, a harbour or a dark street.
