AUDIO TOURS · BOSTON AUDIO TOURS
The Freedom Trail is a red line in the pavement with no explanation attached, which is exactly what an audio guide is for. The 4 below cover it and the harbour, priced and timed.
Review of Boston’s $7.75 GPS audio walk, covering the Freedom Trail, North End, Bunker Hill, and USS Constitution at your own pace.
“It was great. It was very informative and a really fun walk. We all learned a lot and had a great time! We highly recommend this and can’t wait to come back and do it again.”
Review of Boston’s $9.99 self-guided Freedom Trail audio tour, with GPS narration, historic stops, practical tips, and honest app advice.
“I cannot provide a 5 star rating because we were not provided maps nor were we provided headphones like the picture shows. We were told to use an app on our phones which would begin playing a recording about the attraction as soon as we entered the geofence. If we didn't all walk into the geofence at the exact same time, the recording didn't sync to everyone we were standing next too. I would not recommend. Instead, just buy a map, read about each stop and save yourself $10 a person.”
Review of Boston’s self-guided Beacon Hill Underground Railroad tour, with historic sites, app tips, price details, route advice, and honest drawbacks.
“The walking tour was fantastic. The walking directions were easy to follow, the narration was good and the content was informative. Would strongly recommend!”
Review of Boston’s $5 self-guided Freedom Trail audio tour, with route details, historic stops, app tips, value, limits, and who should book.
“I really enjoyed the tour learning a lot of information and the tour guide even had me smirking— I was disappointed when I was told I had to buy part two to finish walking the trail either I missed it in the description or it wasn’t explained.”
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