Thank you for the great suggestions! I have passed them on...we'll see.
n.
On Wed, Jun 19, 2024 at 6:30 PM wrote:
> And of course a there are self-guided options like this one, but the
> personal touch of a guided tour surely adds a nice dimension.
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> Self
There are so many great options! My son did Freedom Trail tours for several years; their talented alumni now run Revolutionary Spaces and Cambridge Historical Tours.On Jun 17, 2024, at 9:04 PM, John Mendelson wrote:My good friend Bill gives walking tours in Boston. He's personable and knowledge
And of course a there are self-guided options like this one, but the personal
touch of a guided tour surely adds a nice dimension.
https://freetoursbyfoot.com/self-guided-boston-walking-tours/
Self Guided Walking Tours of Boston (including GPS-led Audio Guides)
freetoursbyfoot.com
jfu...@comc
My good friend Bill gives walking tours in Boston. He's personable and
knowledgeable and will customize a tour to your interests.
https://www.insidersboston.com/
John
On Mon, Jun 17, 2024, 6:55 PM Bernadette and Mark
wrote:
> Tour of the constitution in the Charlestown navy yard is a wonderfu
One of the places that has made a big impression on my visitors from outside of
this area has been is the Lowell Heritage State Park. The working water powered
looms really helped my guests understand the Industrial Revolution. Like most
things, seeing something actually work in person creates a
Also check out Boston by Foot — trad and innovative walks. Wwebostonbyfoot.orgSent from my iPhoneOn Jun 17, 2024, at 7:27 PM, Bob Mason wrote:Instead of thinking about Boston history just in the context of the revolutionary war, why not try the relatively new Innovation Trail and learn about how
Instead of thinking about Boston history just in the context of the
revolutionary war, why not try the relatively new Innovation Trail and
learn about how Boston has driven technological change over its history!
https://www.theinnovationtrail.org/
On Sun, Jun 16, 2024 at 1:01 PM Nicholas Ribush
Tour of the constitution in the Charlestown navy yard is a wonderful take
and very informative as well! One of our favorite go to places to take out
of town visitors!
Bernadette
Bernadette and Mark
On Mon, Jun 17, 2024 at 8:57 AM iearlerice--- via Lincoln <
lincoln@lincolntalk.org> wrote:
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Boston does have bus tours, Old Town Trolley and City View are the two main
companies that offer “hop on hop off” tours where you can get a guided tour
between major landmarks. The quality of the tour really depends on the tour
guide, some are more informative while others try more to be entertaini
Google Bean Town Trolley. They make 18 stops at the major sights. It is a “Hop
On Hop Off” and is great if you don’t want to do all the walking.
On Sunday, June 16, 2024 at 09:56:49 PM EDT, Judith Wong
wrote:
My relatives recently did this tour of Chinatown and raved about it. We have
My relatives recently did this tour of Chinatown and raved about it. We have lived in the area all our lives but the tour guide was chock full of facts not known to them. It is a walking tour but Chinatown is not very big. https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g60745-d13324368-Reviews-Bosto
I concur, but if time is limited, the Duck Tours are the easiest way to see the
most in a short period of time. Plus, they are fun. They give you an idea of
what you want to google later once you get off the duck boat.
In all my years of living in Boston proper, I've never seen bus tours because
I am not sure there is much in the way of decent bus tours.
Duck Tours are fun, but incredibly historically inaccurate.
The Freedom Trail NPS tours are good, but involve walking on hills.
If you select certain sites, you can mitigate walking-African Meeting House,
the BPL (fabulous, undiscovered g
Dear All,
We have a couple of overseas visitors coming for a few days later this
week. They'd like to do some kind of bus tour of historic Boston.
Any suggestions?
Thank you,
n.
Dr. Nicholas Ribush
6 Goose Pond Rd.
Lincoln MA 01773
(617) 877-1610
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