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I enjoyed my hop on hop off tour very much! I had two different drivers, both were great ! I was there on business and only had one extra day. Great way to see things.
Unfortunately, due to illness we were not able to take the tour that we were so looking forward to. We did arrive at the booth at the cruise terminal to be told we had to go to Stop #1 to retrieve our ticket - otheres that signed up at the booth at the terminal did not have to go through this - so it was an imposition for us to have to leave our group and line up a second time for our ticket - we thought by buying on line we'd skip the line up - but that was not the case
The capital and most populous city of Massachusetts, Boston, is referred to as the Cradle of Liberty, where every corner holds a tale of American history. The city, a living museum of culture, innovation, and tradition, is a dream destination for every kind of traveler. From the ivy-covered halls of Harvard to the legendary Fenway Park, from the bustling Faneuil Hall Marketplace to the serene Boston Common, the neighborhoods are packed with so many iconic landmarks. So, it can feel daunting or stressful to visit all of these landmarks without thinking about the hassle of public transport. Hop on hop off buses in Boston, USA, easily solve this issue. Travelers can board a comfortable double-decker bus, enjoy narrated tours, and access every major landmark without any stress, map and following any rigid schedule.
How It Works:
What You Get:
Comprehensive Coverage: With the Boston bus tours, you can visit multiple stops covering more than 37 points of interest—from the North End's "Little Italy" to the waterfront's Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum.
Live & Engaging Commentary: The panoramic bus tours feature friendly, knowledgeable guides sharing fascinating history, humor, and insider tips.
Ultimate Flexibility: You can easily customize your itinerary—spend as much or as little time at each attraction as you wish.
Exclusive Combos: One of the major advantages of these Boston tourist bus tours is that you can pair your sightseeing tour with the Freedom Trail Walking Tour, harbor cruises, or the spooky Ghosts & Gravestones Tour for unforgettable experiences.
Easy Booking: For instant e-tickets, skip the lines, and to enjoy live trolley tracking via free mobile apps, buy tickets online.
Accessible & Family-Friendly: The Boston city tour buses are wheelchair accessible, stroller-friendly, and suitable for all ages.
Faneuil Hall Marketplace: One of the most iconic attractions covered by any Boston sightseeing bus tour is the historic meeting hall turned lively marketplace with shops, eateries, and street performers.
USS Constitution & Museum: Board "Old Ironsides," the world's oldest commissioned warship still afloat.
Boston Common: Hop off here to explore America's oldest public park, which is perfect for picnics, Swan Boats, and Frog Pond skating.
Freedom Trail: The world-famous 2.5-mile brick path linking 16 historic sites, which is a must-see for any kind of sightseeing in Boston, USA, at its finest.
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum: Discover interactive exhibits reliving the iconic 1773 protest.
The Old Town Trolley Tour by Historic Tours of America operates between three interconnected loops with more than 15 stops covering Boston's must-see neighborhoods and landmarks:
City Tour Loop (Green Route) covers Faneuil Hall, Historic North End, USS Constitution & Museum, North Station/TD Garden, Downtown Crossing, Cheers Bar, Old Town Trolley Welcome Center, Beacon Hill/Boston Common, and Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum.
Back Bay Loop (Orange Route) links Prudential Center/View Observation Deck, Christian Science Plaza/Symphony Hall, Copley Place Mall, and Copley Square/Trinity Church.
Seaport Hotel Shuttle Loop (Blue Route) connects Boston Convention Center, Massport/Black Falcon Cruise Ship Terminal, Boston Fish Pier, and South Station.
CityView Trolley Tours, operated by Boston Sightseeing, offers a single comprehensive route with nine key stops covering historic Boston and Freedom Trail sights and they are Atlantic Avenue (New England Aquarium), Commercial Street (North End/Little Italy), Constitution Road (USS Constitution), Canal Street (North Station), State Street (Old State House/Faneuil Hall), Boylston Street (Boston Common), Beacon Street (State House/Visitor Center), and South Station (Boston Tea Party/Children's Museum).
Ghosts & Gravestones Tour operated by Historic Tours of America: Board the "Trolley of the Doomed" for a 90-minute evening "frightseeing" adventure. Visit haunted burial grounds nearly 400 years old, hear tales of the Boston Strangler, pass Boston's most haunted hotel (Omni Parker House), and walk among historic gravestones with a costumed gravedigger guide. Nightly departures starting at 6:00 PM from the Marriott Long Wharf depot.
The prices of the double-decker bus tour in Boston, MA, vary by operator and pass duration. Old Town Trolley Tours 1-day passes start around £40 per adult, with 2-day passes offering better value. Children between 4 and 12 often receive discounted rates. Combo packages with walking tours or harbor cruises provide even greater value.
Old Town Trolley Tours features 17 convenient stops across three interconnected loops covering the City Tour, Back Bay, and Seaport areas. CityView Trolley Tours offers 9 strategic stops covering historic Boston and Freedom Trail highlights. Both networks ensure easy access to over 37 points of interest citywide.
Bus tours in Boston stop at major highlights, including Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston Common, USS Constitution, Freedom Trail sites, Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, Historic North End, Beacon Hill, Cheers Bar, New England Aquarium, Fenway Park, Copley Square, Prudential Center, and the waterfront Seaport District. Whether you're chasing revolutionary history, cultural landmarks, or culinary adventures, every essential trolley ride in the Boston experience is covered.