(617) 242-5642
15 State St
Boston,
MA
02109
42.3587
-71.0574
Neighborhoods: Central, Downtown
Freedom Trail
Last updated 9.12.08
What People Are Saying About Boston National Historic Park
The Editor
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The Scene – The private foundations and government agencies that manage the Old North Church, the Paul Revere House and places linked by the Freedom Trail are mulling ambitious improvements, including virtual-reality exhibits, costumed actors and a nightly light show. But the historic landmarks concentrated along this three-mile red line on the sidewalk speak for themselves, especially after $45 million worth of renovations in recent years to Faneuil Hall, the Old State House and the Old South Meeting House. Even the USS Constitution was spruced up for the bicentennial. – –…
11/06/02
Good for athletic visitors
by janine13 at Citysearch
Lots of walking, so make sure your visitor brings confortable shoes, else you will kill them!
- Pros: Outdoors, At your own pace
- Cons: Subject to weather, Long walk, No T stop at Bunker H
11/04/02
Boston: Freedom Trail
by GWAMA at Citysearch
This is such a fun trip to take with your family, it's a pretty short walk, but can take most of the day. You see how our country wouldn't have been around today, if there wern't a Boston, MA
08/20/02
awesome
by PRP8518 at Citysearch
A great way to spend the day in Boston. Good for the whole family. Nice restaurants, beautifull places of intrest. Great value for the money for a whole day in Boston not like some attractions in Boston where a family can spend a small fortune for 2 or 3 hours!
The Details on Boston National Historic Park
When to Go:
Free 90-minute guided tours leave from the National Park Service Visitor Center at 15 State Street. Departure times change seasonally; call (617) 242-5642 for more details.
Know Before You Go:
Few tourists take in all 16 stops at once. Hit the popular highlights: the State House, Old North Church and USS Constitution.
