• New England Aquarium - The Boston Sightseeing double-decker bus begins its journey from the New England Aquarium. Nearby, visitors can explore numerous historic and renowned landmarks of Boston.

Travelers can visit the Faneuil Hall Marketplace, one of Boston’s most iconic marketplaces. It is now part of the “Boston National Historical Park” and a stop on the famous Freedom Trail.

Adjacent to Faneuil Hall Marketplace is Quincy Market, a notable marketplace built between 1824 and 1826. It is named after Josiah Quincy.

The sightseeing cruise and Boston harbor walk are located just behind this stop, offering travelers stunning views of the Atlantic.

• Old State House - At the second stop near the “Old State House,” visitors can admire the historic Old State House, constructed in 1713. This building is a key landmark on the Freedom Trail and one of the oldest in America. Nearby, travelers can also explore several other landmarks, such as Boston City Hall, the Historic District, Samuel Adams Taproom, and the Old South Meeting House.
  Built in 1968, Boston City Hall serves as the seat of the city government of Boston, MA, and showcases Brutalist architecture.
  The Boston Historic District, located within the Beacon Hill neighborhood, offers a charming experience for visitors.
  At this stop, travelers can also visit the Old South Meeting House, a historic Congregational church built in 1729, which played a pivotal role in the famous Boston Tea Party event.
• Downtown - At stop 3, visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant nightlife of Boston Downtown. Experience the lively and exceptional nightlife from the upper deck of the double-decker bus. As the bus passes these stops, guests can also view some of Boston’s renowned landmarks and attractions, such as the Boston Opera House, Old Granary Burial Ground, King’s Chapel, Frog Pond, and Park Street Church.
• Cheers - At this stop, the buses pass by the historic Cheers Pub. Situated on Beacon St., the pub was established in 1895. Nearby, travelers can also see the Beacon Hill neighborhood, Charles River, Gibson House Museum, and Charles St. Meeting House from the upper deck of the double-decker bus.
• Trinity Church - The 7th stop is near Trinity Church, one of Boston, MA’s most beloved and famous churches. Additionally, guests will have the opportunity to explore the Newbury Street and Back Bay neighborhoods.
• Massachusetts State House - This is the final stop for the night tour, concluding near the Massachusetts State House. The State House serves as the state capitol and seat of government for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and is the oldest state capitol still in use. Guests can also visit notable landmarks such as the State House Library, the Financial District, and the Otis House Museum.

• GPS Guided Tour
• Double-Decker Bus Tour
• 75 Minutes Tour
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Entrance fees to attractions
• Hop-on Hop-off
• Any Personal Expense

Embark on a mesmerizing adventure aboard a Boston double-decker open-top bus with live commentary to enhance your experience. Delight in the exhilarating ascent above the lively nocturnal cityscape, and relish in the mesmerizing panoramas that will leave you breathless.

Indulge in the captivating charm of Boston after dark with the added allure of live commentary during your night tour. Take advantage of the tour’s eight conveniently located stops to fully immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Experience the tour with eight convenient stops:

New England Aquarium, Old State House Museum, Downtown Boston, Boston Common, Cheers Pub, Boston Public Library, Trinity Church and Massachusetts State House

• The Boston Sightseeing night tour is not a hop-on hop-off tour. Travelers can only see the landmarks and attractions from the upper-deck of our double-decker bus.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.