Best of Boston Walking Tour with USS Constitution and Boat Cruise

Your journey through Boston’s revolutionary roots begins in Charlestown, at the historic Bunker Hill Monument. Here, you'll hear vivid stories of the 1775 battle that became a turning point in America's fight for independence. Climb (optional) the 294 steps to the top for unbeatable views of the cityscape.

Continue on to the USS Constitution, lovingly known as “Old Ironsides.” Explore the ship’s decks and companion museum with your guide, learning how this legendary vessel earned its place in history during the War of 1812 and beyond. Naval traditions, sea tales, and the ship’s preserved craftsmanship offer a window into early American life at sea.

Wander through Boston’s North End, a neighborhood rich with colonial character and cobblestone charm. Visit the exterior of Paul Revere’s home and follow his legendary midnight route through narrow streets lined with history.

Next, stop by Faneuil Hall—once the rallying point for revolutionaries and now a vibrant gathering space. You’ll also pass Quincy Market, known for its food stalls and street performers, capturing the city’s lively energy.

To conclude, step aboard a relaxing Boston Harbor cruise. Drift past historic landmarks including the site of the Boston Tea Party, waterfront wharves, and the USS Constitution from a new angle. It’s the perfect way to reflect on the city’s past while taking in modern skyline views.