Activities, Camps and After School Classes in Boston, MA

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?

Traverse your own 'Mini Boston Marathon' - warm up from the Common to Kenmore and then run the last mile of the marathon route across the finish line, all while learning the race’s rich history with a local Boston Marathoner. Learn how the Boston Marathon's revered path and elite status developed and the rich history of those who have graced these hallowed streets since the late 1800s. Discover the Boston Marathon's many historical 'firsts,' why Marathon Monday is the best day of the year (every year!), and how the strength of Boston held the community together in the wake of the 2013 marathon bombing. Run through the Boston Common & Garden, down tree-lined Commonwealth Avenue, to the iconic CITGO Sign - then turn around to follow the last mile of the Boston Marathon route home to the finish line! End in historic Copley Square at the Boston Marathon monument, all while uncovering famous, hidden, and iconic marathon stories along the way.

This immersive self-guided bundle brings together three unforgettable experiences: the iconic Freedom Trail, the hidden history of Beacon Hill’s Underground Railroad, and the chilling ghosts that still linger in Boston’s oldest streets. On this unique Boston experience, you’ll explore the city where revolution began, where courage challenged slavery, and where the past refuses to stay quiet. From historic landmarks and hidden alleys to haunted burial grounds and untold stories, each tour reveals a different side of Boston. No schedules. No groups. Just you, your phone, and the stories that shaped a nation. Perfect for travelers who want flexibility, depth, and a truly memorable way to experience Boston.

Explore Boston’s North End–Little Italy on a small-group walking tour led by a longtime local guide. Walk through the city’s oldest neighborhood and learn about its fascinating immigrant history, iconic landmarks, and Italian-American heritage. Stroll past famous North End pastry shops, cafés, and narrow historic streets and discover why the area is one of the city’s most beloved neighborhoods. See Freedom Trail landmarks such as Paul Revere’s House and Old North Church, along with hidden gems most visitors miss. Designed for history buffs, urban explorers, smartphone users, and casual photographers, this North End tour features engaging historical commentary and fun smartphone photo tips to help you capture the area’s character and energetic vibe. It is not a technical photography class. A PhotoWalks North End–Little Italy tour offers a memorable way to explore one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods.

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.

Enjoy a delicious 2-hour brunch cruise and take in historic sights along the water including Castle and Deer Island, Spectacle Island, Long Island, Lovells Island, Georges Island, Independence Fort, Bunker Hill Monument, USS Cassin Young, USS Constitution, Old North Church, Boston’s Seaport District, and Boston’s incredible skyline. Brunch features a diverse buffet menu to suit all palettes including bakery, fruit, yogurt, eggs, bacon, seasonal salad and more! Please contact us in advance to inform us of any food allergies. Please note we cannot accommodate all food allergies, but we will do our best if given advance notice.

Explore the rich history of Plymouth, Massachusetts, on this immersive day trip. Starting with a scenic ride on the MBTA Commuter Rail, visit the renowned Plimoth Patuxet Museums, where 17th-century life comes alive through engaging historical interpreters. Afterward, discover the Mayflower II, a full-scale replica of the original ship. With three hours of free time at the picturesque waterfront, you can enjoy local shops, dining, or simply relax by the ocean. This car-free adventure offers a perfect blend of education and leisure. - Convenient travel via the MBTA Commuter Rail and van transport in Plymouth - Admission to both Plimoth Patuxet Museums and Mayflower II included - Three hours of leisure time to explore Plymouth’s scenic waterfront - Total duration of approximately 8 hours for a full-day experience

Discover the rich agricultural heritage of New England with a comprehensive cranberry farm tour in southeastern Massachusetts. This engaging experience allows guests to walk through vibrant cranberry bogs while learning about the cultivation and harvesting processes from expert farmers. Enjoy round-trip transportation from Boston, including a comfortable commuter rail ride and shuttle service. After the tour, take home fresh cranberries and local treats from the farm stand. Perfect for families, food enthusiasts, and anyone eager to enjoy a unique New England adventure. - 90 minute hour guided cranberry farm tour with expert insights - Includes round-trip rail and shuttle transportation from Boston - Hands-on experiences like dry harvesting( not guaranteed) - a visit to the farm stand - Cranberry Themed Snack and drink - Ideal for families and anyone interested in local agriculture

Haunted Boston Ghost Tours, LLC is the oldest ghost walking tour in Boston. Owner, Hillary Kidd, started the company in 2005 as the only tour guide and the company quickly expanded with over 8 tour guides. The concept behind the ghost tours is to tell guests the "darker side of Boston's history" through good, old-fashioned storytelling. The guides do not dress up in costumes, use fake accents, nor rely on theatrics to entertain guests. "Theatrics are not needed when your stories are good, and we tell the entire gamut of creepy stories - ghost stories, haunted locations, murder, the macabre, books bound in human skin; as I like to say, we tell the 'other side' of Boston's history." Haunted Boston Ghost Tours owner, Hillary Kidd

Recognized by Yelp as Massachusetts #1 food tour in 2025! Locally owned by Boston native. Specialize in award-winning best eats, culinary education, and history. Part 1: Tour begins in the North End, Boston's Little Italy, with an iconic cannoli, and a James Beard Classics Restaurant Award winner, where guests will enjoy Sicilian pizza. Next up: Old school Italian slush in the warmer months, 3x Best of Boston Bread Bakery, and freshly-made mozzarella. And then your hardest decision of the day: Mamma Connie's famous meatball or house-made Limoncello. You choose! Part 2: Fridays & Saturdays, guests will experience the historic Haymarket Market, the country's oldest outdoor market. Next, the indoor Boston Public Market. Tastings: apple cider doughnut and flavored roasted nuts. Part 3 (Union Oyster House): Iconic chowder at the oldest continuously-running restaurant in the country!

Welcome to the North End Food Tour! One of Boston's oldest and most important neighborhoods, the North End is most known for its multi-generation Italian-American culture, as well as its abundance of seafood, markets, and cafes. The group will have tastings at 5 different locations while learning about the North End's rich history and its contribution to the growth of Boston. During this tour, we'll taste the following: -Clams casino from an over 50-year-old family-run waterfront restaurant -An Italian sub from one of Boston's most acclaimed sandwich shops -Meatballs from a salumeria in a tucked-away alley off of Hanover St -Florentine cannoli from a 24/7 bakery that's been a North End institution since 1926 -Tiramisu from the oldest Italian cafe in Boston As a parting gift for joining the tour, you will receive a post-tour email highlighting my favorite places to visit, activities to enjoy, and hundreds of local food & drink options while you're in the Boston area.

This is a one of a kind opportunity to visit Boston's Living Music Museum and Hall of Fame. Explore the featured exhibit that changes quarterly (Fall 2026 - Chimes of Freedom). See personal artifacts from private collections.

Journey from the Boston Marathon finish line to the Red Sox home at Fenway Park and walk in the footsteps of sports legends! Come discover how Boston sports make Boston Strong! Back Bay is home to the iconic Boston Marathon and Red Sox. Learn how the hallowed grounds of the Boston Marathon and Fenway Park developed, the strong connection between the two, and the rich history of those who have graced these playing fields since the late 1800s. Discover how the strength of the Boston community carried Sox fans through an 86-year winning drought and held the city together in the wake of the 2013 marathon bombing. Dig into the inspiration and complexities between the city's diverse populations and these sports that fill their hearts. Journey to Fenway Park via historic Copley Square and the Boston Marathon Finish Line - following the last mile of the marathon route and circling the ballpark - all while uncovering famous and hidden sports spots and iconic historic stories along the way.

Celebrate America's 250th anniversary with a vibrant 75-minute guided history tour in Boston. Follow the footsteps of the founding fathers as you walk the forgotten front lines from the 1776 Siege of Boston. Engaging visual artifacts and a lively soundtrack amplify every step of this walk from downtown to the waterfront. This is an ideal experience for history buffs and those interested in America's revolutionary past. With a maximum of 24 guests, enjoy personalized storytelling that brings history to life. - 75-minute guided tour exploring Boston's revolutionary history - Interactive storytelling with the unique Scroll of Sights™ - Celebrate with a ceremonial cake lighting for America's birthday - Perfect for ages 12 and up, with a maximum group size of 24 guests

Boston’s North End is the city’s oldest residential neighborhood and one of its most vibrant. Over time it transformed into Boston’s beloved “Little Italy,” thanks to Italian immigrants who filled its narrow streets with food, family traditions, and unforgettable flavor. The best way to experience this historic neighborhood is with your taste buds. On this food tour, you’ll stroll through the North End’s cobblestone streets while sampling local favorites—from rich Italian coffee to piping-hot pizza. You’ll even take part in Boston’s sweetest rivalry with tastings from Modern Pastry and Mike's Pastry, deciding for yourself who truly serves the best cannoli. Along the way, you’ll also hear stories of famous residents like Paul Revere and boxing champion Tony DeMarco who once walked these same historic streets.

This 6-day tour covers iconic destinations across the Northeast, starting with a warm welcome in Boston, followed by an exciting journey to New York City, where you'll explore its landmarks and history. Visit Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., including the U.S. Capitol, Lincoln Memorial, and White House. Continue to the Corning Glass Museum and marvel at the beauty of Niagara Falls, with optional night and classic tours. Conclude in Boston with a historical exploration of Harvard University, Quincy Market, and other "Firsts of America," showcasing the city's rich heritage. Room Details All hotel rooms are equipped with either two Full/Double beds or one King/Queen bed, depending on availability at the hotel on the day of check-in. The maximum occupancy per room is four travelers. Room Selection For parties exceeding four guests or for those desiring separate rooms, please create separate bookings.

Walk the historic Freedom Trail with us and see 11 of 16 sights, the perfect length to keep you absorbed and entertained while learning at the same time. Follow along with us and enjoy the stroll without worrying about directions or getting lost on your own. It’s great for families and solo travelers alike. Our guides go through rigorous training from an experienced Freedom Trail tour guide and professional actor because we want your time with us to be fun and memorable. Dressed in Revolutionary period clothing, you will truly immerse in the moment while we bring history to life together!

Back Bay is one of Boston's most beautiful neighborhoods and a city-planning masterclass that illustrates American architecture's changing tastes and stylistic evolution from the mid-to-late 19th to the early 20th centuries. It's also home to excellent chocolate vendors and gorgeous art galleries. The group will have chocolate tastings at four locations while visiting two art galleries to see why Back Bay is an essential Boston neighborhood. During this tour, we'll taste the following: -Hot chocolate from one of the pioneers of America's artisanal chocolate industry -Cookies from a legendary New York City bakery that's expanded into Boston -Cupcakes from a delightful Newbury St dessert shop -Chocolate hazelnut cake bites from a three-story Italian goods market We'll also visit two art galleries: -An art gallery representing Old Masters, Impressionists & Modern Masters from the 16th to 21st centuries -A gallery featuring 56 artists, including ceramics, paintings, and mobiles

Walk the Boston Freedom Trail, America’s most historic 1.2 mile walk, with our experienced, local guides. We offer the most exciting, detailed tour of this incredible trail, and we can answer all of your questions along the way. See historic sites, points-of-interest, architecture, and Boston's famous North End with over 75 restaurants and pizzerias. Follow in the footsteps of America’s revolutionary heroes. See the graves of Paul Revere, Sam Adams and John Hancock; see King’s Chapel, Benjamin Franklin’s statue, the Boston Massacre site, Faneuil Hall (“Cradle of Liberty”), Paul Revere's home, Little Italy, and end at the steps to the Old North Church.

Embark on a sweeping, visually-striking journey through the heart of Boston to uncover the story of the most ambitious, controversial, and transformative mega-project in American history. You will walk the very path where a roaring, elevated green monster of a highway once choked the city, and discover how engineers froze the earth, moved mountains of dirt, and spent 22 billion dollars to bury it. This is a story of staggering engineering triumphs, heartbreaking community displacement, and the ongoing battle for the soul of Boston's neighborhoods. A 4.1 km self-guided tour with 7 stops over 123 min Ideal for travelers interested in Urbanism, Infrastructure & Innovation and History & Memory Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Discover Boston beyond the revolution. WEM showcases the history of a neighborhood with a rich and storied past that was destroyed by urban renewal efforts between 1958 and 1962. Experience how our the West End evolved from one of the country's earliest settlements of free Black people, to a diverse immigrant community, became a debris field, and transformed into the neighborhood you see today. Deepen your understanding of Boston's urban history and cultural heritage at the only urban planning museum in the United States. **LAST ADMISSION 30 MINS BEFORE CLOSE**