Boston · DESSERT TOURS
Good dessert tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Taste cannoli, gelato, and cocktails while exploring Paul Revere’s House and Old North Church on Boston’s intimate North End tour.
“We had a great experience. Even though we’ve been to the North End a lot during our lives we learned a ton and found new spots. Guys had a lot of knowledge and great sense of humor. Made for a fun experience for all.”
Review of Boston’s Museum of Ice Cream, with unlimited treats, nine playful rooms, practical tips, drawbacks, and value advice.
“It didn’t really have any story attached to it. The ice cream was very sweet and sickly. Would recommend for toddlers but nothing older”
Taste Boston sweets, tour Newbury Street galleries, and stroll Back Bay with guide Adam on a small-group chocolate and art walk.
“A very sweet and unique walking tour! Adam was a great host -- he had some visuals to set the stage for the history of the neighborhood and answered any questions that we might have. We stopped at 4 locations for sweets and 3 art galleries. Each gallery was really unique and really cool to explore. Afterwards, he offered suggestions for dinner and drinks which was really helpful. This was a fun experience and we were able to explore an area more than we would have on our own.”
Sail Boston Harbor aboard a traditional tall ship with Flour pastries, coffee, and $5 mimosas during this relaxed two-hour brunch cruise.
“Fantastic excursion! Had such a relaxing ride around the harbor. Captain Fredo, Jess and Max made our trip so memorable. Highly recommend this excursion!”
Taste local chocolate while learning Harvard Square history on a 90-minute small-group walking tour in Cambridge.
“Roberta was GREAT! Very informative and personable. Great energy the whole time. I would recommend her and the tour to anyone.”
Taste four Boston chocolate treats, visit two Back Bay galleries, and learn the neighborhood with guide Adam on this 150-minute walking tour.
“Adam does a fabulous job with his tour. He’s very knowledgeable about the area and each of the chocolate shops. He had a good relationship with the shops as well as the gallery staff. Will definitely try another of his tours.”
Sample Boston chocolate, stroll Back Bay architecture, and visit two galleries on a small-group evening tour for $60.
“Adam from UpandAdam yours was a great host, very knowledgeable. He made the tour interesting and personalized, since I was the only person who signed up!”
Pick a walk, a harbour or a dark street.
