Prix vérifiés le 11 sept. 2026Que faire à Boston
Rejoignez Captain Pickles, alors qu'il vous ramène dans le passé, à travers la Révolution américaine à Boston. Prenez des notes et posez des questions sur cette promenade facile, alors qu'il restitue les récits perdus dans l'histoire, sur la façon dont nous sommes devenus américains en premier lieu. Ces visites sont un mouvement pour restaurer l'esprit américain à travers la narration, la connexion et l'histoire partagée. L’histoire n’est pas seulement une série de faits et de dates, c’est une histoire vivante façonnée par les mains et le cœur d’innombrables individus. La mission de GTG est de rendre amusante la récupération de récits effacés, de relancer le but et de donner aux Américains les moyens de renouer avec leur patrimoine commun d'une manière engageante, inclusive et rassembleuse. — Nous sommes un !
Le Boston Common est un parc public dans le centre-ville de Boston, Massachusetts. C'est le plus ancien parc de la ville des États-Unis. À côté du centre des visiteurs.
Là où John Hancock vivait autrefois et maintenant où siège le Massachusetts Statehouse ou la New State House, qui est le capitole de l'État et le siège du gouvernement du Commonwealth du Massachusetts.
L'église congrégationaliste de Park Street, fondée en 1809, est une église congrégationaliste évangélique historique et active du centre-ville de Boston.
Nous nous arrêterons aux dernières demeures de James Otis, Paul Revere, Samuel Adams et d'autres.
Fondé en 1630, il est le plus ancien cimetière de la ville et est un site sur le Freedom Trail.
Site de l'école latine de Boston, où se trouve actuellement l'ancien hôtel de ville.
construit en 1729. Il est devenu célèbre en tant que point d'organisation du Boston Tea Party le 16 décembre 1773.
Construite en 1718 comme résidence et apothicairerie, elle devient librairie en 1828.
Situé à l'extérieur de l'Old State House se trouve le Boston Massacre Site.
La Old State House, également connue sous le nom de Old Provincial State House, est un bâtiment historique de Boston, dans le Massachusetts, construit en 1713.
Super endroit pour terminer la visite, près de la statue de Samuel Adams. Cet emplacement dispose de salles de bains, de nourriture locale et d'un musée gratuit.
Captain Pickles was extremely knowledgeable as it related to Boston and history in general. We did the 1.5 hour tour, saw many sights, and learned a ton in the short time! We would highly recommend this tour to anyone who is looking to see/learn about Boston!
I had such a great experience on the Freedom Trail tour with David! I learned so much, and I really appreciated how he went beyond the history we typically learn in school. He did an excellent job sharing the stories and perspectives of people whose contributions have often been underrepresented, including Native Americans, women, and people of color during the American Revolution. David is an amazing storyteller who makes history interesting, engaging, and easy to connect with. You can tell he is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about what he does. I walked away with a much deeper understanding of Boston’s history and the American Revolution. I definitely recommend taking a tour with David. You’ll learn a lot and have a great time doing it!
Kids really enjoyed Captain Pickles. We walked around Boston and learned about different people and places.
Great leader, shared so many inside stories and such cool information. Highlight of my trip!
He was the consummate professional. His breadth of knowledge was not amazing but insightful. He explained so much that we didn't know including the impact of the native Americans and indigenous peoples on the United States He is the best tour guide in Boston Many stopped to take pictures with him in his period attire.
Very passionate. And knowledgeable Many interesting sites and history Perfect amount of time to see plenty of Boston
We were so excited for this tour and got to our location ready to go- only to find out the tour was cancelled and nobody notified us. Very very disappointing to come all this way and not be given any information about the cancellation. The visitor center said the guide told them he wasn’t coming in for the tour. Trying to get a refund from viator and find something else to do here in Boston today.
The tour with “Capt Pickles” was so worth it! Educational, entertaining and inspiring… this is a must do when in Boston!
Our guide (Captain Pickles) was extremely knowledgeable and entertaining. We learned a lot about history that isn’t something you learn from school history books. We highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the Boston area.
Captain pickles (David) was without a doubt the best tour guide I’ve ever had, it’s rare to find someone who’s so in love with a city’s history and who has the charisma to share that same love with others, I was engaged, intrigued and thoroughly entertained throughout our two hour tour through the Boston commons and surrounding areas and it has been the highlight of my visit so far.
| Visite | Durée | Note | Prix | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visite à pied de Boston du sentier de la Liberté, en petit groupe | 1h 15min | 4.9 (83) | $25 | |
 Boston: Freedom Trail History Small Group Walking Tour | 2h 30min | 4.9 (7,835) | $39 | Voir |
 Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum Admission | 1 heure | 4.7 (2,908) | $36 | Voir |
 Tour of Historic Fenway Park, America's Most Beloved Ballpark | 1 heure | 4.7 (3,311) | $45 | Voir |
 Boston Duck Boat Sightseeing City Tour with Cruise | 1h 20min | 4.6 (10,003) | $62 | Voir |
 City Cruises Boston Whale Watching Cruise by High-Speed Boat | 3h 30min | 4.5 (3,376) | $86 | Voir |
 City Cruises Boston Historic Sightseeing Harbor Cruise | 1 heure | 4.5 (1,516) | $46 | Voir |