A Bostonian Christmas Tour

Experience the magic of Boston’s holiday season with the Bostonian Christmas Tour. This private two-hour guided adventure takes you through the city’s historic sites, each adorned with festive lights. From the Old South Meeting House to Faneuil Hall and the Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park, you’ll discover the vibrant atmosphere that makes Boston shine brighter than ever during the winter months. With flexible booking options and free cancellation, this tour promises a memorable holiday experience that’ll leave you longing for more of the city’s seasonal charm.

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1 Tour Overview

2 Itinerary Highlights

3 Old South Meeting House

4 Readers Park

5 Faneuil Hall Visitor Center

6 Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park

7 Long Wharf

8 Booking Information

9 Frequently Asked Questions

Key Points

This 2-hour private group tour explores historic and scenic locations in Boston, including the Old South Meeting House, Readers Park, and Faneuil Hall Visitor Center.
The tour highlights the city’s revolutionary past, festive holiday lights, famous market insights, and stunning views of the harbor and skyline.
Visitors can explore the well-preserved interiors of the Old South Meeting House, a significant site of the American Revolution.
Readers Park offers a peaceful urban green space with twinkling holiday lights and tranquil winter walks.
The tour concludes at Long Wharf, a lively waterfront area with restaurants, shops, and entertainment.

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Tour Overview

The ‘A Bostonian Christmas Tour‘ offers a private group experience priced from $431.45 for up to 4 participants, lasting 2 hours and conducted in English.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and a ‘reserve now & pay later’ option is available.

The tour covers several historic and scenic locations, including the Old South Meeting House, Readers Park, Faneuil Hall Visitor Center, Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park, and Long Wharf.

Highlights include exploring historic buildings, enjoying holiday lights, learning about a famous market, and taking in views of the harbor and city skyline.

A live tour guide is included, and the itinerary is subject to change.

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Itinerary Highlights

Exploring the historic Old South Meeting House, which played a significant role in the American Revolution, is one of the highlights of the tour.

Visitors can also enjoy the festive holiday lights and winter walks in Readers Park.

At the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center, they’ll learn about the famous market and browse the charming shops.

The tour then takes them to the Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park, where they can admire the stunning views of the harbor and city skyline while sipping on a warm beverage.

The lively waterfront area of Long Wharf, with its restaurants, shops, and entertainment, provides a fitting conclusion to the Bostonian Christmas adventure.

Old South Meeting House

The historic Old South Meeting House stands as a testament to Boston’s revolutionary past, welcoming visitors to explore its storied halls.

This iconic building played a pivotal role in the events leading up to the American Revolution, serving as a gathering place for patriots to voice their opposition to British rule.

Guests can wander through the well-preserved interior, imagining the fiery speeches that once echoed within these walls.

From the pulpit where Samuel Adams delivered his famous rallying cries to the pews where colonists planned their resistance, every inch of the Old South Meeting House is steeped in history.

A visit here offers a glimpse into the tumultuous times that forged the United States.

Readers Park

After exploring the historic Old South Meeting House, visitors can enjoy the festive atmosphere at Readers Park, where twinkling holiday lights and serene winter walks create a delightful ambiance.

Located in the heart of downtown Boston, this picturesque urban green space offers a peaceful respite from the bustling city.

Visitors can:

Admire the dazzling light displays that transform the park into a winter wonderland.
Stroll along the tranquil pathways, taking in the crisp winter air and views of the city skyline.
Cozy up on one of the park benches and sip a warm beverage while taking in the festive atmosphere.
Capture the perfect holiday photo against the backdrop of the park’s seasonal decorations.

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Faneuil Hall Visitor Center

Visitors can learn about the famous Faneuil Hall marketplace and browse the selection of shops at the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center, located just steps away from the historic meeting hall.

The center provides information on the rich history and significance of Faneuil Hall, which has hosted speeches by famous figures like Samuel Adams and George Washington.

Guests can explore the various retail stores, ranging from local artisan crafts to souvenir shops.

The visitor center serves as a convenient starting point to explore the lively Faneuil Hall area, known for its bustling markets, street performers, and array of dining options.

It’s an integral part of the Bostonian Christmas tour, offering insights and context to enhance the overall experience.

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Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park

Overlooking the harbor, Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park offers visitors breathtaking views of the city skyline. Guests can admire the panoramic vistas while indulging in a warm beverage, taking in the serene atmosphere of the waterfront area.

The park provides a tranquil escape from the bustling city, allowing visitors to:

Enjoy a peaceful stroll along the harbor.
Observe the city’s iconic architecture from a unique perspective.
Relax on a bench and soak in the peaceful ambiance.
Capture stunning photographs of the harbor and skyline.

This picturesque setting is the perfect addition to the Bostonian Christmas tour, offering a moment of calm and reflection amidst the holiday festivities.

Long Wharf

The lively waterfront area of Long Wharf beckons visitors with its array of restaurants, shops, and entertainment options. Strolling along the bustling promenade, one can take in stunning views of the harbor and the city skyline. Whether you’re craving a hot cup of coffee or seeking unique gifts, Long Wharf has a lot to offer. The area also hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, adding to its vibrant atmosphere.

Activity	Duration
Dining	1-2 hours
Shopping	1-2 hours
Sightseeing	30-60 minutes

With its picturesque setting and diverse offerings, Long Wharf is a must-visit destination on any Bostonian Christmas tour.

Booking Information

Travelers can check availability to see starting times for the A Bostonian Christmas Tour. The meeting point is at the main entrance of the Old South Meeting House, which can be easily located by opening the location in Google Maps for directions.

The tour offers a reserve now and pay later option, allowing guests to secure their spot with flexibility. Plus, the tour features free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing peace of mind for travelers.

The private group tour allows up to 4 participants, ensuring a personalized experience. With these convenient booking options, guests can seamlessly plan and enjoy their Bostonian Christmas adventure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Should Participants Wear for the Tour?

Participants should dress warmly and comfortably for the tour, as they’ll be spending time outdoors exploring Boston’s sights. Layers, warm coats, comfortable walking shoes, and accessories like hats and gloves are recommended to stay cozy during the 2-hour experience.

Is the Tour Wheelchair/Stroller Accessible?

The tour appears to be wheelchair and stroller accessible. The itinerary includes outdoor sights and indoor historic buildings, so guests with mobility needs can likely participate. It’s best to confirm accessibility details with the tour provider.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Tour?

There are no age restrictions for this tour. Participants of all ages are welcome to join the private group tour. Children must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the 2-hour experience.

Can Participants Bring Their Own Food and Drinks?

Participants can bring their own food and drinks on the tour. However, the tour itinerary doesn’t include scheduled stops for consumption, so it’s recommended to enjoy any outside refreshments before or after the tour.

Is There a Discount for Students or Seniors?

The tour doesn’t offer any discounts for students or seniors. The price is a flat rate of $431.45 per group of up to 4 participants, regardless of age or student status. Discounts are not mentioned in the tour details provided.