Activites, Camps and After School Classes in Boston, MA

Visit Boston’s top 3 scenic areas on one tour in 2 hours! Explore must-see attractions in Beacon Hill, the Boston Public Garden and the Back Bay neighborhood. Listen to interesting commentary that reveals the history behind each picturesque area. Walk along the brick sidewalks in Beacon Hill that lead to charming streets, scenic locations, and Acorn St., the most photographed street of Boston. Capture the natural beauty and scenic views in the Boston Public Garden and the beautiful architecture in Back Bay's 19th-century residential area. Bring your smartphone or camera and learn how fun photo tips can teach you how to take better pictures. The photos you capture will become memorable souvenirs of your tour experience in Boston. (This activity is a TOUR, not a photography workshop with technical instruction.) **Please note most tours are less than 10 people. There may be slightly larger groups during peak season/holidays.**

Discover the hidden history of Boston’s role in the Revolutionary War on the very streets that bore witness to some of the most significant events in our nation’s birth. This tour of the Boston Freedom Trail is a journey through time, a chance to experience for yourself the sights, sounds, and stories of America's fight for independence. From the majestic halls of the Massachusetts State House, where you can practically hear John Hancock and Samuel Adams rally the colonists to the Old North Church where you will feel the high stakes of Paul Revere’s famous midnight ride and his warning of the British invasion. An unforgettable adventure, this tour takes you to the center of the revolutionary action, where the flame of independence burst from the smoldering embers of rebellion. With a wealth of knowledge and a deep love for the city, your expert local guide will immerse you in the hidden gems of Boston's revolutionary past, bringing history to life before your very eyes.

Crazy Dash of Boston allows your team to discover the city in a fun way! Our app will instruct you to find a variety of different items around the city. For every item you find, you'll get points. You can find these items in any order you'd like. You'll also participate in exciting challenges for points as well. See how your points stack up to others on our app rankings. All scavenger hunts have a remote host to help along the way via chat. Come explore Boston with us!

Cruise around Boston Harbor on classic 1920s-style Yacht Northern Lights. Relax in the indoor grand salon area or venture to the top, outdoor deck for more sweeping views of the Harbor. Some notable sites include great views of Boston's skyline, Old North Church, Bunker Hill Monument, USS Cassin Young, and the USS Constitution along with Boston's Harbor Islands. Bring your camera! Grab a beverage or light snacks from the bar (available for purchase by credit card).

The Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) in Boston is open—to new ideas, all visitors, and the infinite possibilities inspired by art. Visit our renowned global collection, shops, and cafés for an hour or spend the day with the purchase of this General Admission ticket.

See THREE AREAS on our Walking Tour: The Freedom Trail Downtown, Beacon Hill and Back Bay! No Costumes! No Huge Groups! Enjoy Boston's history, vibrant atmosphere and wonderful architecture on this 2-hr Guided Walking Tour of the Downtown Freedom Trail between Faneuil Hall and Boston Common, historic Beacon Hill and end in Copley Square, Back Bay. Sites include the Old and New State House, Old Granary Burial Ground, and the site of the Boston Massacre. See where the Boston aristocracy lives on Beacon Hill on our way to the Boston Public Garden and the Victorian brownstones in historic Back Bay. See the famous Cheers restaurant, Newbury Street and Commonwealth Avenue on our way to the Boston Marathon Finish Line. Other Highlights include The Boston Massacre Site, Old & New City Halls, Old South Meeting House, King's Chapel, Park Street Church, Beacon Hill, Boston Public Garden, Swan Boats, Boston Public Library, Trinity Church.

American history like you've never seen it before! Walk through the doors of two of the nation’s most significant historic buildings—the Old State House and Old South Meeting House. Constructed in 1713, the Old State House was the center of royal government in the Massachusetts Bay colony and the focal point for many of the Revolution’s most dramatic events. It was here that the Boston Massacre occurred in 1770. Built in 1729, the Old South Meeting House was the largest building in colonial Boston and the site of the most stirring mass meetings that led to the American Revolution, including the gathering that led to the Boston Tea Party. Today, these historic sites and museums—located just two blocks from each other in the heart of downtown Boston—provide exhibits, tours, educational offerings, gallery talks, and public programs. Enjoy both sites with one convenient joint ticket! From 2/17/25-2/23/25, all children ages 12 and under receive FREE admission!

Experience the best of East Coast cities experience that includes three exciting destinations filled with food tours, history walks, and authentic local experiences! With local experts to lead the way, you’ll discover incredible seafood in Boston, visit top historic attractions of Philadelphia and indulge in the world-famous cheesesteak, and enjoy both the culinary scenes of country and city from Amish towns to the Big Apple! During our 7-day tour, you’ll enjoy time with a knowledgeable guide as well as time for yourself to enjoy shopping, exploring, and more good eatin’. History lovers will enjoy the charm of Philadelphia’s Old City and symbols of the American Revolution from the Liberty Bell to Independence Hall. Foodies will fall for Boston’s unbeatable culinary scene, from its lobster to its clam “chowdah”. So leave the driving to us, come hungry, and get ready for an unforgettable East Coast food lover’s adventure!

Recently voted as one of TripAdvisor's top food tours in the US. Explore Boston’s sweetest side on the Underground Donut Tour, a delicious journey through the city’s most iconic neighborhoods and bakeries. We’ll kick things off downtown at Kane’s Donuts in the Financial District, sampling some of their classic creations before strolling along the harbor and through historic Quincy Market. From there, we’ll head to the Boston Public Market for warm, fresh cider donuts that capture the flavors of New England. Next, we’ll taste a selection of artisanal donuts made fresh daily by local bakers before making our way to the North End, Boston’s beloved Italian district. Our final stop is the legendary Bova’s Bakery, where we’ll finish with a specialty Boston donut that’s worth every bite. Come hungry, this walking tour is a perfect blend of history, culture, and irresistible flavor.

Step into the world of French culinary excellence and learn how to craft an exquisite steakhouse meal. Led by a seasoned chef with a passion for French cuisine, you'll explore the secrets of preparing classic French dishes, from perfectly seared steaks to sumptuous sauces and elegant side dishes.

Everyone loves to eat Italian food, but learning how to cook it from scratch is just as much fun! Who better to teach you and your friends the ins and outs of pasta than Chef Joe Maglio, who has over 15 years of restaurant experience in the North End, Boston’s Italian district. Your event includes a reception with light snacks, a hands-on cooking class, and a sit-down dinner. Please let us know if you have any dietery restrictions.

Discover Boston's modern sites as historic delights are revealed by your guide's Ultra HD scroll! See, hear, and feel how the city was built over 400 years. As you stroll along Boston's picturesque streets, each step will reveal architectural feats & visual treats connected to tales of triumph, resilience, and unprecedented brilliance!

It's a perfect tour to see the essentials of Boston. We'll delve into the fascinating history of Boston's founding. You'll discover the Freedom Trail's 16 iconic sites and learn about Boston's role in the American Revolution, among other topics. Plus, you'll hear interesting facts about the city's construction, its architecture, notable figures, abolition, American education, immigration and even contemporary daily life. Along the way, you'll see modern Boston sculptures, including "The Embrace," a recent sculpture, and the poignant Holocaust Memorial and many others. At the end of the tour, you will have a thorough understanding of downtown Boston, often described as an open-air museum, and leave with unforgettable memories and fantastic photos. Your guide will be a passionate French speaker ready to share captivating and original anecdotes with you.

Join us for a historical trip through colonial Boston. You will stop at 11 out of 16 historic sites guided by our knowledgeable tour guides dressed in period-accurate clothing to add to the immersive experience.

Join this 2 hour guided walking tour with a local Boston tour guide to share the stories and history. Stroll the Freedom Trail's sites from Boston Common, past historic cemeteries, the old and new State Houses, the site of the Boston Massacre, and Faneuil Hall. See where the Boston Tea Party and Revolutions were planned. We'll see the sites along the Freedom Trail and give you the true history; as well as travel tips and local knowledge of Boston today. Boston's historic center may be small, but it packs in so much history. Founding American fathers Sam Adams, Ben Franklin, and George Washington all roamed its streets.

The Story of Boston told on the Freedom Trail differs from all other Freedom Trail offerings in that it covers not only our celebrated Revolutionary sites, but gives visitors a full history of our city. We cover the story, from the early punitive and superstitious Puritans, to the Revolution, the boom years as 'America's Harbor and finally the ascension of the Irish Catholics bringing us to the Hub we know. Along the way, rascals and residents from Ho Chi Minh, Carles Ponzi and Malcolm X to Mayor James Michael Curley, our 'Robin Hood,' are covered.

The Tour of The Freedom Trail by the Histrionic Academy is the best way to see Boston. Depending on your chosen timeslot, guests will either meet at 139 Tremont Street (the Boston Common Visitor Center) or in front of 120 Tremont Street. You will hear about Boston's inspiring history. Following the freedom trail past several historic sites guests will be amazed by the stories of America's Founding Fathers, the American Revolution and New England's Colonial History. This walking tour Follows the Freedom Trail for approximately 1.2 miles from the Boston Common to Paul Revere's house.

Everyone loves dumplings, but learning how to cook it from scratch is just as much fun! Who better to teach you and your friends the ins and outs of dumplings than Chef Gary, who has over 15 years of restaurant experience in Boston! Your event includes a reception with light snacks, a hands-on cooking class, and a sit-down lunch.

Spend a relaxing day exploring the historic coastal city of Newport, Rhode Island. Departing from Boston in the morning, your first stop will be The Breakers Mansion, a grand Vanderbilt family summer home filled with Gilded Age elegance. Afterward, visit the beautiful Marble House, another luxurious mansion known for its stunning architecture and opulent interiors. Enjoy scenic views of the Atlantic coastline along the way before returning to Boston in the evening. Optional admission to both mansions allows you to customize your experience. Itinerary: Boston → Newport → The Breakers Mansion (120 mins) → Marble House ( 90 mins) → Boston Staying on the Same Bus To avoid being assigned to a different bus, please provide all confirmation numbers if you have multiple bookings once they are complete.

Follow a professional historian, concerned about historical accuracy, able to address adults and children alike, in joy and good humor, to discuss the links between France and America. For example… What are the links and controversies between the history of Quebec and New England? Why was a young man of the French nobility, the Chevalier de Saint-Sauveur, assassinated by rebellious inhabitants? How did the “Yankees” overcome their intolerance towards the French to beat the English on their side? How did the Souvenir of the Marquis de La Fayette encourage Americans to fight and fall on the field of honor alongside the Poilus in 1917? How did the 1775 Revolution spread from America to France in 1789, and from France to Haiti, Vietnam, and other struggles for Freedom and Human Rights, and what their consequences today?

This romantic cooking class is more than just a lesson; it's an unforgettable date night experience. You'll gain the skills to recreate elegant Italian dishes at home, perfect for impressing your special someone with your culinary talents.