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Excursions/Boston/Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay

Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay

5.0(62)Boston2h 30min
VIATOR5.0(7)TRIPADVISOR5.0(55)
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
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Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay
Boston: Votes pour Women History Tour of Back Bay

En bref

Durée
2h 30min
Prix à partir de
$35 / personne
Note
5.0 / 5 · 62 avis
Langues
EN
Groupe
Petit groupe, jusqu’à 15
Annulation
Annulation gratuite
Point de rendez-vous
La visite se rassemble à l’intérieur du Boston Public Garden – en face du 67 Beacon Street (02108) – à côté des statues Make Way for Ducklings, qui sont situées dans le coin nord-est du parc.
Confirmation
Immédiate

Prix vérifiés le 11 sept. 2026Que faire à Boston

Description

Le rôle de premier plan de Boston dans la lutte américaine pour le droit de vote des femmes se retrouve dans les rues bordées d’arbres de son élégant quartier de Back Bay. Ce chef-d'œuvre de l'architecture de l'époque victorienne se découvre mieux à pied, en petit groupe, avec un guide local ! Votre visite de deux heures et demie part de Boston Common jusqu'à la ville historique de Back Bay, en visitant des sites incontournables tels que le jardin public, Newbury Street et l'emblématique Copley Square. Notre visite à pied plonge profondément dans les années 1870 à 1920, des décennies tumultueuses qui ont abouti à l'obtention du droit de vote des femmes aux États-Unis. Marchez sur les traces d'activistes et de financiers prolifiques en visitant le champ de bataille politique des groupes pro et anti-suffrage. Avec une approche narrative captivante, Hub Town Tours constitue une introduction parfaite au rôle de Boston dans la promotion des droits des femmes. Alors que nous passons devant des monuments clés et des demeures historiques, votre guide partage des histoires captivantes sur les Bostoniennes qui ont rassemblé le mouvement pour le droit de vote des femmes.

Options de l'excursion

Back Bay – Petit groupe
Back Bay + Gibson House
  • Visite (2,5 heures) + 1 musée : Visite guidée du musée Gibson House, ouvert du jeudi au dimanche, de 13h à 15h (~45min, valable 7 jours après la date de la visite)
À proximité de Trinity & Gibson
  • Visite (2,5h) + Église et musée : Visite guidée de Gibson House (jeu - dim., 13h - 15h, 45min) et visite libre/audio de Trinity Church (mer. - sam., 10h - 16h : 30h)
Back Bay + Trinity Church
  • Visite (2,5h) + Église historique : Visite guidée/audio de l'église de la Trinité, ouverte du mercredi au samedi, de 10h00 à 16h30 (valable 7 jours après la date de la visite)

Itinéraire

10 min

Retrouvez votre Guide dans le Boston Public Garden, dans le coin nord-ouest du parc en face du 67 Beacon Street (02108). Les sculptures en bronze de Nancy Schön, d'après le livre pour enfants classique de Robert McCloskey (1941), représentent une maman canard dirigeant fièrement sa bande de canetons.

Passage sans arrêt

Statue équestre emblématique de George Washington (1859).

15 min

Premier jardin botanique public des États-Unis (1837).

Passage sans arrêt

Site de l'école fondée en 1887 par Pauline A. Shaw, financière du mouvement pour le droit de vote des femmes à Boston et fondatrice de Boston Equal Suffrage Association for Good Government.

5 min

Fondée à l'origine en 1630, cette église devint plus tard un centre du mouvement transcendantaliste.

Passage sans arrêt

Maison d'Elizabeth Putnam, anti-suffragiste et première femme à présider un collège électoral d'État.

5 min

Maison de Julia Ward Howe, auteur de "Battle Hymn of the Republic" (1861) et cofondatrice de l'American Woman Suffrage Association (1869).

Passage sans arrêt

Accueil de Blanche Ames, dessinatrice Experte du suffrage et défenseure de la première heure du contrôle des naissances.

Passage sans arrêt

Ames-Webster Mansion (1872) est la pièce maîtresse de la fortune et de l'engagement politique de la famille Ames, y compris l'anti-suffragiste Mary Shreve Ames et la suffragette Blanche Ames.

15 min

Large boulevard central avec espace vert et statuaire au coeur du plan de développement de Back Bay.

Passage sans arrêt

Maison de Mary Shreve Ames, présidente de la Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association.

Passage sans arrêt

Premier club universitaire féminin aux États-Unis (1890).

10 min

Ancien site du Musée d'Histoire Naturelle (1864 - 1951).

Passage sans arrêt

Ancien laboratoire de chimie du MIT, où Katherine McCormick a protesté contre la mode populaire dans le cadre du mouvement des suffragettes.

15 min

Place publique centrale conçue pour être le nouveau centre culturel de Boston (1883).

Passage sans arrêt

Église emblématique (1877) reconnue par l'American Association of Architects comme l'un des Top 10 bâtiments des États-Unis.

10 min

Troisième bibliothèque publique des États-Unis (1848).

Passage sans arrêt

Anciennement Chauncy Hall, site de bureaux de multiples organisations Experts du suffrage, dont Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association et The Women's Journal.

5 min

Ligne d'arrivée de l'emblématique marathon de Boston.

Passage sans arrêt

L'hôtel Kensington (1884 - 1967) abritait les bureaux de la Massachusetts Association Opposed to Further Extension of Suffrage to Women.

10 min

Attraction extérieure populaire de Boston bordée de shopping, restauration, et de nombreuses marques de luxe.

Passage sans arrêt

Ancien temple spiritain (1885), où les femmes étaient autorisées à diriger des réunions publiques.

10 min

Mémorial honorant trois Bostoniens célèbres : Abigail Adams, Phillis Wheatley et Lucy Stone.

Points forts

Monuments en matière de droits des femmes
Petits groupes (15 invités max)
Quartier de Back Bay

Ce qui est inclus

Inclus
Monuments en matière de droits des femmes
Petits groupes (15 invités max)
Quartier de Back Bay
Non inclus
Gratuité pour le guide (facultatif)
Entrée à l'intérieur des musées
Guides en costume d'époque

Avis des voyageurs

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Informations importantes

  • Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
  • Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
  • Animaux d'assistance acceptés
  • Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
  • Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
  • Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
  • Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
  • Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
  • Condition physique moyenne requise
  • Non recommandé aux voyageurs qui ont du mal à rester debout pendant de longues périodes.

Avis(62)

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JEyre1847
August 31, 2026
Great tour, great guide -- highly recommend

Fantastic tour! A great overview of the women's suffrage movement and Boston's role in it. I'm familiar with Back Bay, but this tour made me look at it through a different lens. Maura was an incredible guide -- extremely knowledgeable, enthusiastic about the subject, and just a pleasant companion for the walk. Kudos to Hub Town Tour for putting this together -- the Boston Women's Heritage Trail doesn't get the attention it deserves. Take this tour now!

Réponse de l'opérateur

Wow, thank you for this fantastic review and five stars for Maura! We're thrilled to know not only that you enjoyed the history of Boston's fight for votes for women, but also that you got that new lens on the beautiful Back Bay neighborhood. Maura is a superb local historian--and history graduate student--and also wonderful company. We appreciate the kudos, as Hub Town Tours is proud to share this important part of our city's history!

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Katherine_C
August 30, 2026
This was a wonderful...

This was a wonderful tour. Our tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and engaging. We learned so much about women’s rights in Boston while enjoying a beautiful walk through the city.

Réponse de l'opérateur

Well, thank you for this wonderful review and five stars! Boston's efforts towards votes for women is a fascinating part of its history, and the Back Bay is a richly beautiful neighborhood to explore with a guide. We're thrilled you felt engaged with these stories and this part of the city!

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U7657FIgraceb
August 17, 2026
Highlight of our trip to Boston!

Kaitlin did an excellent job! Made the tour fun and was able to answer our questions! We did their Freedom Trail tour the day prior with Ted and immediately signed up for the Women’s Suffrage tour the next day. I would definitely book with Hub Town again, definitely a must do if you’re in Boston!

Réponse de l'opérateur

Wow, thank you so much for five stars for Kaitlin, and for sharing your whole Hub Town Tours experience! We love being your "must do" and hope you will join us again: we cover three Revolutions in Boston, the other being Abolition and the Underground Railroad on historic Beacon Hill! Kaitlin is an excellent historian, passionate about sharing Boston's Suffrage effort to gain votes for women, and about sharing the beautiful, historic Back Bay. She brings a performer's talents to her stories and loves to answer questions. We're very happy you had two great experiences on our tours.

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Alcyone_F
August 16, 2026
Best tour ever with Kaitlyn

This was an amazing tour! I was blown away by all the history and the PASSION she delivered during the tour. I highly recommend going!

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Réponse de l'opérateur

Thank you for the amazing review! We're thrilled that Kaitlyn’s energy and passion blew you away. It's our privilege to share Boston's powerful women's history to life, including stories of lesser-known suffragists and fierce, local activists, with outstanding guides who truly care about the craft. Thank you for joining us on the Back Bay tour, and we hope to welcome you back again soon!

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Jet46223844562
August 3, 2026
Fantastic tour

My friend and I had a fantastic time on this tour in August 2026. Zoe met us promptly at the public gardens in Boston, and from there we proceeded on a several hour tour of Boston that was both rich in history as well as enjoyable in scenery. Zoe's knowledge of suffragette history in New England was impressive, inclusive, and detailed. Zoe lives in Boston and has intimate knowledge and great enthusiasm for the city, which really shines through on the tour. We had an enjoyable time walking through the Boston public gardens, Back Bay neighborhoods, visiting the houses of prominent activists, visiting the beautiful Boston public library, and walking through a farmers markets. Great blend of lecture, walking, viewing, and resting along the way.

Réponse de l'opérateur

Thank you very much for taking the time to share the details of your experience on the Votes for Women/Back Bay tour! And we appreciate five stars for Zoe, who is such a knowledgeable educator and guide, with real passion to share Boston's history. Boston women's suffrage is a compelling and important part of the city's history, and the Back Bay neighborhood is rich in stories and sights. We are so pleased you enjoyed all that Back Bay has to offer and the history Zoe had to share!

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me1an1e
August 2, 2026
Such a great tour

It was so well thought out and taught as we walked thru time in Boston learning of the history we so often don’t learn! Zoe was so knowledgeable yet guided us in such a conversational manner the time flew by!

Réponse de l'opérateur

Melanie, thank you so much for these kind words about Zoe's tour and five stars! She is such a talented educator, and combines wide knowledge with wonderful storytelling and insights. And she is good company on the Freedom Trail. We're happy you enjoyed it!

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Quest28484093156
July 31, 2026
Fascinating walking tour

We were thoroughly impressed with this interesting and informative tour. We have lived in Boston for about 30 years, and we feel like we know the city and its history fairly well. This tour, however, opened our eyes to a whole layer of history with which we were mostly unfamiliar. We are very grateful to have the new insights that our knowledgeable guide Zoe provided with such clarity, enthusiasm, and intelligence. The emphasis on concepts such as "the political is domestic, the domestic is political" and the difficulty of maintaing coalitions are important not only to the evolution of the women's suffrage debate but also--without question--to the painful issues that face us in the current day. Thank you for this tour which was very meaningful and inspiring for us and which we are encouraging our friends to take as well.

Réponse de l'opérateur

Thank you very much right back for taking the time to share your experience of the Votes for Women Tour! We agree this tour opens up not only a fascinating chapter of Boston's history, but also the historical riches of beautiful Back Bay. Zoe is a such a talented, insightful educator and guide, and she loves what she does. We are thrilled to know you found her stories important and inspiring, and we so appreciate your recommending this tour!

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M1995QBisag
July 28, 2026
Awesome tour!!

We absolutely loved our tour! Our tour guide, Zoe, was so knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The tour was a great length and the weather was perfect for walking around Boston! We all learned so much about the women of Boston that influenced the suffrage movement. I would definitely recommend this tour to everyone!

Réponse de l'opérateur

Thank you so much for this excellent review of Zoe's tour! Our Votes for Women tour focuses on the struggle for equal rights during the late-19th and early 20th centuries, a struggle which eventually led to the passage of the 19th Amendment in 1920. These stories remain so relevant today, and we're thrilled you enjoyed hearing them with Zoe!

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anthonylJ9486HD
July 27, 2026
Understanding Boston's Contribution to Progressive Thinking: The Women's Suffrage Movement

The "Votes for Women History Tour" provides an excellent synthesis of the various cross development of women's suffrage movement in the Boston area. The 2.5 hour walking tour through beautiful Back Bay Boston introduces various personages, such as Abigail Adams, Lucy Stone, Phyllis Wheatley, and a host of others, where biographies and activism and impacts are explored. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and friendly. The guide provided a highly interactive and lasting experience. Highly recommended!

Réponse de l'opérateur

Thank you very much for five stars and the recommendation! We're so pleased you enjoyed the Votes for Women tour: we think the stories are fascinating, and the Back Bay is a neighborhood with a rich history, too. There are so many interesting women in Boston's history, and the Suffrage Movement in Boston is an important piece of its past.

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Sara_C
July 26, 2026
Loved this tour!

Our tour guide was excellent. A great storyteller who really made the history of women’s suffrage come alive for us. Grateful it wasn’t a whitewashed story. Enjoyed every bit of it.

Réponse de l'opérateur

Sara, thank you so much for joining us for a walk through Back Bay while exploring Boston's incredible women's history! Our amazing guide team loves to share the powerful, lesser-known stories of the activists that led the local campaign for equal suffrage for women. We are delighted that you enjoyed your tour, and grateful for this excellent review. Come see us again soon!

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5.0(62)
Durée2h 30min
LanguesEN
BilletBillet mobile ou papier accepté
Voyageurs1–15 pers.
ConfirmationImmédiate
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