Historic Boston Taverns Tour

Set sail on a lively journey through Boston’s storied past as you ferry across the harbor, sip your favorite drink, and wander through some of the city’s most historic streets. This unique experience blends waterfront scenery, fascinating Revolutionary-era tales, and the lively atmosphere of Boston’s most iconic taverns—each one claiming to be the oldest in the city. Along the way, you’ll enjoy great food, local flavors, and the chance to raise a glass in the very places where figures like Paul Revere, Sam Adams, and George Washington once gathered. With scenic views, rich history, and a fun, relaxed vibe, this tour offers the perfect mix of storytelling, culture, and good cheer.

Your journey begins and ends at the Tony DeMarco Statue, guiding you through the North End, along the picturesque Harborwalk, and across Boston Harbor to the historic Charlestown Naval Yard. You’ll visit legendary taverns such as the Warren Tavern and Bell in Hand, sample drinks and snacks, and explore iconic sites like Quincy Market, Faneuil Hall, and the Old State House. Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or simply looking for a memorable way to experience Boston, this tour brings together the city’s heritage and hospitality in one delightful adventure.