2 Days Boston & Charlestown Hop-On Hop-Off Tour

What's Included

Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

Day 1
Explore Boston & Charlestown Your Way — Hop On, Hop Off, Finish in 1-Day or 2-Days
8 stops
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New England Aquarium
New England Aquarium Discover the wonders of the ocean at the New England Aquarium, home to playful penguins, sea turtles, jellyfish, and thousands of marine creatures. Don’t miss the Giant Ocean Tank, a stunning four-story coral reef filled with colourful underwater life. Faneuil Hall Marketplace Explore one of Boston’s most historic landmarks at Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Known for its lively atmosphere, the area features local shops, delicious food, and entertaining street performances throughout the day. Quincy Market Enjoy classic New England flavours at Quincy Market, a favourite destination for food lovers. From fresh clam chowder to famous lobster rolls, the market offers a wide variety of local favourites and quick bites. Marriott Custom House Visit the historic Marriott Custom House, famous for its iconic clock tower and beautiful city views. This landmark blends Boston’s rich history with elegant architecture and modern comfort.
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Old State House
Old State House Step back into Boston’s revolutionary history at the Old State House, one of the city’s most important historic landmarks. This iconic building played a major role in events leading up to the American Revolution, including the Boston Massacre. Boston City Hall See the bold architecture of Boston City Hall in Government Center. Its distinctive Brutalist design creates a striking contrast with the surrounding historic buildings and reflects Boston’s blend of old and new. Historic District Walk through Boston’s Historic District, where cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and colonial landmarks bring the city’s past to life. Every corner offers a glimpse into early American history. Samuel Adams Taproom Take a break at the Samuel Adams Taproom and enjoy locally crafted beers in a lively Boston atmosphere. It’s a great place to relax and experience the city’s famous brewing culture.
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Downtown
Downtown Boston Discover the heartbeat of Downtown Boston, where historic charm meets modern flair — cobblestone corners, gleaming towers, boutique shops, and a buzzing food scene. Boston Opera House Step inside this magnificent venue, where ornate interiors and grand architecture set the stage for world-class performances. A true haven for art lovers. Old Granary Burial Ground Stroll through this serene resting place of patriots like Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, and John Hancock — a powerful link to Boston's revolutionary spirit. Park Street Church Marvel at its soaring steeple and storied past as a beacon of the abolitionist movement — a proud symbol of Boston's spiritual and civic roots. King's Chapel Admire this 18th-century architectural gem, whose timeless stone façade and rich history make it a must-see on any colonial-era journey.
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Boston Common
Boston Common Wander into history at Boston Common, America's oldest public park. This green oasis is perfect for a leisurely walk, a sunny picnic, or simply soaking in the city's timeless charm. Boston Public Garden Just beside the Common, the Boston Public Garden bursts with colorful blooms, leafy trees, and a serene lagoon, a postcard-perfect escape in the heart of the city. Theater District Catch the buzz of Boston's Theater District, where dazzling Broadway shows and lively local acts bring the stages to life. Chinatown Dive into the bold flavors and rich traditions of Boston's Chinatown — a lively quarter packed with authentic eateries, festive celebrations, and one-of-a-kind shops. A paradise for food lovers and culture seekers. Swan Boats Glide across the Public Garden's lagoon aboard the legendary Swan Boats. A cherished tradition for over 140 years, this gentle ride offers serene views and a touch of timeless magic.
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Cheer's
Cheers Pub Pop into the legendary Cheers Pub, the cozy hangout made famous by the classic sitcom. Grab a drink, settle in, and enjoy the friendly buzz of a place that truly feels like home. Beacon Hill Stroll through the storybook streets of Beacon Hill, one of Boston's most postcard-worthy neighborhoods. Cobblestone lanes, flickering gas lamps, and stately Federal-style townhouses make every corner feel timeless. Charles River Unwind along the tranquil Charles River, a dreamy spot for an easy walk or quiet daydream. The riverside esplanade offers sweeping water views and a glimpse of the city skyline at its finest. Gibson House Museum Step back in time at the Gibson House Museum, a wonderfully preserved Victorian home. Inside, discover the refined lifestyle and elegant tastes of Boston's 19th-century high society. Charles Street Meeting House Explore the historic Charles Street Meeting House, once a gathering place for abolitionist voices.
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Boston Public Library
Boston Public Library Enter the breathtaking Boston Public Library, a true work of art. With grand marble staircases, stunning murals, and a peaceful inner courtyard, it's far more than a library — it's a haven of beauty and discovery. John Hancock Tower Gaze up at the striking John Hancock Tower, Boston's tallest skyscraper. Its mirrored glass façade beautifully reflects the city's blend of old-world charm and modern ambition. Copley Square Pause in lively Copley Square, a bustling plaza framed by architectural icons like the library and the magnificent Trinity Church. The perfect spot to take in Boston's seamless mix of past and present. Arts Boston Tap into the city's creative pulse at Arts Boston, a vibrant hub for concerts, performances, and cultural happenings. From theater to music, it's a dream destination for arts enthusiasts. South End Wander the stylish South End, a chic neighborhood lined with elegant brownstones, hip art galleries, and inviting cafés.
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Trinity Church In The City Of Boston
Trinity Church Step inside Trinity Church, a magnificent architectural treasure in Boston's Back Bay. Renowned for its dazzling stained-glass windows and richly detailed Romanesque design, it's a soul-stirring blend of artistry, heritage, and faith. Back Bay Take a leisurely walk through Back Bay, one of Boston's most refined neighborhoods. With its leafy streets, graceful brownstones, and timeless elegance, it beautifully reflects the city's polished spirit and charm. Newbury Street Explore the lively energy of Newbury Street, Boston's go-to spot for shopping and dining. From stylish boutiques and artsy galleries to chic cafés and tempting eateries, this iconic street is a dream stroll for fashion lovers and foodies alike.
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Massachusetts State House
Massachusetts State House Admire the grand Massachusetts State House, crowned by its unmistakable golden dome. Perched atop Beacon Hill, this stately building has served as the heart of state government since 1798 and stands as a proud witness to Boston's political legacy. State House Library Discover the tranquil State House Library, a quiet treasure brimming with rare volumes, historical archives, and elegant old-world architecture. A peaceful haven for history buffs and curious minds alike. Financial District Wander through Boston's bustling Financial District, where soaring skyscrapers stand alongside storied landmarks. It's a fascinating blend of past and present that showcases the city's journey into a modern economic powerhouse. Otis House Museum Step into the Otis House Museum, a beautifully preserved 18th-century Federal-style mansion. Inside, uncover the refined lifestyle of Boston's early elite and experience a captivating slice of the city's storied past.
Day 2
Explore Boston & Charlestown Your Way — Hop On, Hop Off, Finish in 1-Day or 2-Days
7 stops
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North End
Historic North End Discover the Historic North End, Boston's oldest neighborhood and a buzzing cultural gem. Often called "Little Italy," its charming streets are alive with Italian trattorias, fragrant bakeries, and deep colonial roots. Paul Revere House Walk through the Paul Revere House, the original home of the celebrated patriot. Built in 1680, it's the oldest surviving structure in downtown Boston and a window into the legend of his famous midnight ride. Old North Church This treasured landmark played a crucial role in the American Revolution and remains a powerful symbol of liberty. Copp's Hill Burial Ground Stroll through Copp's Hill Burial Ground, Boston's second-oldest cemetery. This quiet hilltop is the resting place of many colonial figures and rewards visitors with views of the city and harbor. North End Park Take a breather at North End Park, a charming green space dotted with fountains, benches, and open lawns.
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USS Constitution Museum
USS Constitution Museum Set sail through history at the USS Constitution Museum, home to the legendary "Old Ironsides." Discover the tale of the world's oldest commissioned warship still afloat through hands-on exhibits that bring its epic story to life. USS Cassin Young Climb aboard the USS Cassin Young, a beautifully preserved World War II destroyer. Explore the daily life of sailors in the mid-20th century and uncover the ship's powerful legacy in naval history. Charlestown Navy Yard Wander the historic Charlestown Navy Yard, once a cornerstone of Boston's maritime heritage. Now part of Boston National Historical Park, this waterfront treasure blends rich history with breathtaking harbor views. Bunker Hill Monument & Museum Pay tribute at the iconic Bunker Hill Monument, marking one of the earliest battles of the American Revolution. Climb to the top for sweeping city views, then explore the museum to relive this defining moment in American history.
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TD Garden Soak up the buzz at TD Garden, Boston's premier hotspot for sports and entertainment. As the proud home of the Celtics and Bruins, it sets the stage for thrilling games and headline concerts right in the city's core. North Station Tucked just beneath TD Garden, North Station is a major travel hub. Its handy commuter rail links make it the perfect launchpad for adventures into Boston's suburbs and beyond. Boston Bruins Proshop Gear up and rep your team at the Boston Bruins Proshop. From jerseys and caps to one-of-a-kind keepsakes, it's a paradise for hockey fans hoping to bring home a slice of the spirit. Sports Museum Step into Boston's legendary sports history at the Sports Museum inside TD Garden. With exhibits spotlighting iconic athletes and unforgettable moments, it's a dream stop for any fan of the game.
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Boston Children's Museum
Boston Children's Museum Spark imagination at the Boston Children's Museum, a wonderland of hands-on fun for kids and families. From science and art to culture and creative play, it's a joyful space where curiosity comes alive. Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Sail back in time at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. Climb aboard replica ships, toss tea crates into the harbor, and experience this game-changing Revolutionary War moment through lively reenactments and immersive storytelling. Fort Point Channel Wander along the scenic Fort Point Channel, a charming waterfront stretch dotted with cozy cafés, striking public art, and lovely views. It's a peaceful pocket of the city brimming with creative charm. Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) Dive into bold, boundary-pushing art at the Institute of Contemporary Art. Perched along the harbor, this striking museum features inventive exhibits, breathtaking water views, and thought-provoking works that delight modern art lovers.
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Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Explore the impressive Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, a cutting-edge venue celebrated for hosting top-tier events, trade shows, and global conferences. Its modern design and vast halls make it a buzzing hub of creativity and connection. South Boston Roam through South Boston, fondly nicknamed "Southie," a spirited neighborhood steeped in Irish heritage and laid-back charm. With its breezy waterfront, classic streets, and stylish cafés, it strikes a delightful balance between tradition and modern flair. Seaport District Soak up the lively vibe of the Seaport District, Boston's hottest waterfront escape. From chic restaurants and trendy boutiques to dazzling harbor views, it's the ultimate spot to unwind and enjoy the city's sleek, contemporary side.
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Massport (Cruise Pickup Only) Set off on your sea-bound journey at Massport, Boston's go-to hub for cruise travelers. Thoughtfully designed for ease, it offers a seamless, stress-free experience whether you're sailing off or stepping back onto land. Black Falcon Cruise Ship Terminal Begin your voyage in style at the Black Falcon Cruise Ship Terminal, Boston's top-tier cruise gateway. With sleek facilities and an unbeatable spot close to the city's best sights, it's the ideal launch pad for a memorable luxury cruise adventure.
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Boston Fish Pier Discover the storied Boston Fish Pier, a proud pillar of New England's fishing trade since 1914. Stroll the lively dock, watch fishermen at work, and savor the freshest catch at the inviting eateries nearby. Leader Bank Pavilion Catch unforgettable live music at the Leader Bank Pavilion, an open-air amphitheater offering sweeping views of Boston Harbor. A dream destination for music lovers seeking great shows in a stunning waterfront setting. Boston World Trade Center Step into the Boston World Trade Center, a versatile venue hosting top conferences, exhibitions, and events. With its prime waterfront perch and modern facilities, it's a key landmark in the buzzing Seaport District. Harpoon Brewery & Beer Hall Kick back with a cold pint at Harpoon Brewery & Beer Hall, a favorite haunt for craft beer fans. Sip freshly brewed ales, snack on warm pretzels, and soak up the cheerful waterfront vibe.

Additional info

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

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