• Boston Common - Begin your journey at Boston Common — simply open Ciceru nearby to start exploring the city’s oldest public park, where rebellion once grazed alongside cattle.
• Massachusetts State House - Gaze up at the golden dome that John Hancock’s pasture transformed into — democracy adorned with a fresh layer of gold leaf.
• Park Street Church - Pause beneath the steeple that once stored gunpowder and sparked abolitionist fervor — sermons more piercing than musket shots.
• Granary Burying Ground - Stroll among skulls, angels, and revolutionaries who still softly debate beneath slate and moss.
• King’s Chapel - Observe the granite church that started as a royal imposition and evolved into America’s first Unitarian rebellion.
• Boston Latin School and Benjamin Franklin Statue - Stand where the nation’s first public classroom was established — a curriculum that produced both revolutionaries and dropouts.
• Old Corner Bookstore - At this red-brick relic, medicine transformed into meaning — once curing headaches, later publishing them.
• Old South Meeting House - Glimpse inside the hall where discussions turned into tea and sermons flowed into insurrection.
• Old State House - Beneath that balcony, words of empire were drowned out by ideas too powerful to contain.
• Boston Massacre Site - Tread carefully on the cobblestones that recall five shots and the conscience of a new nation.
• Faneuil Hall Marketplace - Stand in the Cradle of Liberty — built by a slave trader, redeemed by revolutionaries, and still resonating with contradictions.
• The Paul Revere House - Outside this wooden dwelling, a silversmith honed his tools and a nation’s resolve.
• Old North Church & Historic Site - Look up to where two lanterns once signaled — one if by land, two if by sea, and history by chance.
• Copp’s Hill Burying Ground - From this breezy hill, British cannons once thundered — now only seagulls and patriots murmur across the harbor.
• USS Constitution - Touch the deck of Old Ironsides — America’s floating testament to why oak sometimes triumphs over empire.
• Bunker Hill Monument - Conclude your tour at Bunker Hill. Take a moment to face the granite obelisk that marks where courage surpassed gunpowder — and where the revolution learned to stand tall.

• Audioguide for each point of interest
• Self-guided tour on smartphone, no app needed
• Available languages: English, Deutsch, Italiano, Français, Español, Português, 中文

• Access offline. Internet needed on your phone
• A physical guide (the tour is accessible on your smartphone)

Experience Boston’s vibrant history at your leisure with the Freedom Trail self-guided walking tour. Featuring engaging audio stories, entertaining quizzes, and an intuitive map, explore significant landmarks such as Boston Common, the Paul Revere House, and the Bunker Hill Monument. This 4 km journey takes about 2.5 hours and is perfect for solo travelers or groups. Ideal for those eager to learn while enjoying the fresh air, this tour is suitable for any weather and is available every day. Simply bring your smartphone and a pair of comfortable shoes to begin.

• Self-guided tour with captivating audio guides and quizzes
• Explore 17 historical landmarks along a picturesque 4 km path
• Benefit from the freedom to explore at your own pace
• Tailored for individuals or groups, appropriate for all ages

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