Parking near Boston Commonġ.) Boston Common Parking Garage-parking is available in an underground parking garage under Boston Common ( 0 Charles Street, Boston, MA 02116). You will be back at your car at the end of the trail and not have to worry about making your way back when you are exhausted (and chances are you will be if you spend a whole day walking and exploring Boston!). If you are planning on doing the Freedom Trail in one day, I would recommend this. You can park and start the trail from that end or park and take public transportion to the opposite end and work your way back to your car. Despite the fees, I would recommend using one of these parking garages for ease of mind. There are parking garages available at either end of the Freedom Trail-but do note there are fees (and most are not inexpensive). Like any major city, parking is always a factor and may be difficult to find.
Paul Revere Statue across from the Old North Church. The Freedom trail is connected through a thin red brick trail and a Freedom Trail plaque that marks each site of the trail, so it is difficult to get lost. It took us two days to complete the trail. For our visit we did a self guided tour and took advantage of it by exploring nearby attractions. While it can be walked in it’s entirety in a couple hours, the amount of time spent on the trail will be determined by how many of the sites you want to enter, how much time you want to spend at each, and whether or not you stop at other attractions along the way (stay tuned for tips on Boston’s other great attractions!). I have done both and collectively have visited all the sites along the trail. To begin the freedom trail you can choose from two different starting options: the Bunker Hill Monument or Boston Common. Throughout the year different immersive and interactive programs take place at the 16 historical sites along the trail. There are many great ways to explore the Boston Freedom Trail, from self guided walking tours or public and private walking tours. The Freedom Trail is a 2.5 mile long walking tour through the city that takes you to 16 historical sites, including churches, graveyards, meeting halls, and battlegrounds. Boston is home to many great attractions, restaurants, public parks, markets, shops, and is home to the Boston Freedom Trail.
Boston, MA is a thriving modern city that is filled with many historical sites and landmarks that hold the city’s rich history of national importance.
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