The Freedom Trail

  The Freedom Trail winds through Boston, starting at the Boston Common, specifically along the iconic Tremont Street. Dating back to 1951, this 2.5-mile long path connects 16 historical sites, including notable landmarks such as the Massachusetts State House and Paul Revere's House. Primarily serving as a walking tour, the trail offers visitors a glimpse into the American Revolution, showcasing crucial events and figures along the way. In May, the trail becomes especially vibrant, with blooming flowers lining the historic sites. Along the route, guests can explore museums, battle sites, and burial grounds, immersing themselves in the rich history of Boston.