Tours by Foot - Boston

Evacuation Day in Boston March 17, 1776

If you’re coming to Boston, you’ll probably walk right across the Rose Kennedy Greenway without realizing what used to be here. The Big Dig buried a major highway beneath the city and opened up one of Boston’s most beloved public spaces. An incredible engineering project with an even bigger payoff.

Join Brian from Tours by Foot Boston for a walk through the North End—Boston’s Little Italy. He’ll show you the original Regina’s Pizzeria, his favorite side-street restaurants, a hidden filming location from The Town, and a trick to avoid getting lost in the maze of streets. Perfect if you’re planning a Boston trip and love great food. 🍕🇮🇹

Planning a trip to Boston? There’s a new temporary sculpture downtown honoring Solomon Northup, the author of Twelve Years a Slave. He spoke here at the Massachusetts State House after regaining his freedom—and this exhibit brings that story to life.

Visiting Boston? Don’t miss the Paul Revere statue—one of the most important monuments in the United States.

Exploring Boston’s North End? Don’t miss St. Stephen’s Church. Designed by Charles Bulfinch and tied deeply to the Kennedy family, it’s one of the most historic (and most overlooked) buildings in the city.

Step inside Chart House on Long Wharf and you’re not just in a Boston steakhouse – you’re in John Hancock’s old waterfront offices. 👀 Brian from Tours by Foot Boston shows you Hancock’s original safe still on display, and then spins you around to reveal a killer view straight down State Street, the route British troops once marched into Boston.

Perfect stop if you love good food and hidden history on your Boston trip.

isiting Boston soon? Here’s one stop you shouldn’t miss. Brian from Tours by Foot Boston takes you to the Bobby Orr ‘Flying Goal’ statue and breaks down the moment that won the Stanley Cup and became one of the most iconic images in sports history. 🏒✨ Add this to your Boston itinerary!

Looking for something fun and unusual in Boston? Just steps from the Freedom Trail, a giant steaming teapot has been bubbling away since the 19th century — part of a marketing contest that became a city legend.

Join Brian from Tours by Foot Boston as he shares how a guessing game — and a few mischievous 12-year-olds — turned this teapot into a piece of living history.

In the heart of downtown Boston, Union Street is packed with pubs, oyster bars, and local favorites — the perfect spot for a relaxed night of beer and conversation. Follow Brian, a Tours by Foot guide, as he shows you why this short street has become Boston’s go-to destination for good drinks and great stories.