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Historical tours in "The Hub" of Boston, MA of Freedom Trail, Beacon Hill, Back Bay

🏆 Top 1% Things to Do Worldwide (Viator)
🇺🇸 #15 Tour in United States (Tripadvisor)
🌇 Boston Best of the Best (Boston Globe)
🏛️ Freedom Trail Top Pick (GetYourGuide)

Thank you to for hosting our Executive Director, Ted Clark, at their annual employee summit in Berlin! What a joy it is...
05/24/2026

Thank you to for hosting our Executive Director, Ted Clark, at their annual employee summit in Berlin! What a joy it is to work alongside an OTA who understands our goals and travelers' needs.

“Bold Beginnings.”- May 11, 2026
05/11/2026

“Bold Beginnings.”- May 11, 2026

We are excited to share the launch of the Boston 250 Pass⭐️, a new collaboration between Hub Town Tours and five histori...
05/02/2026

We are excited to share the launch of the Boston 250 Pass⭐️, a new collaboration between Hub Town Tours and five historic Boston landmarks.

Participating sites include🏛️:
Paul Revere House (1680)
Old State House (1713)
Old North Church (1723)
Old South Meeting House (1729)
King's Chapel (1754)

The Boston 250 Pass is the first of it's kind that gives guests discounted admission to five historic sites all on one ticket! And you have SEVEN days to use it! No rushing, all exploring at your own pace.

The Boston 250 Pass is on sale now and is only available until December 31, 2026. Designed to make the city’s rich Revolutionary history more accessible, the pass offers a seamless way to explore some of Boston’s most iconic sites during this milestone 250th anniversary year at a discounted rate! Follow the link in our bio for more information and to grab yours!

Did you know we're in the THIRD year of this meet your guide series!? We just have so many amazing guides that we have t...
03/22/2026

Did you know we're in the THIRD year of this meet your guide series!? We just have so many amazing guides that we have to show them all off. Meet Sara, who has been a guide with Hub Town Tours since October and has blown us all away!

Guides in the Wild… on TV? Thank you WBZ for having us on the show to talk about our Women’s History Month tour happenin...
03/19/2026

Guides in the Wild… on TV? Thank you WBZ for having us on the show to talk about our Women’s History Month tour happening THIS SATURDAY! Learn about the hard working and tireless women in Massachusetts who were invaluable to creating the state we know it as today. Get your tickets at the link in our bio!

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March 17 is not only Evacuation Day, but it's St. Patrick's Day, too! Boston is a city whose modern physical and social ...
03/17/2026

March 17 is not only Evacuation Day, but it's St. Patrick's Day, too! Boston is a city whose modern physical and social landscapes are both deeply rooted in Irish culture. Upon immigrating to America, Irish Catholics across the country faced discrimination and poverty, but many didn't know they'd experience this prior to arrival.

Between two stops along the Freedom Trail, Old Corner Bookstore and Old South Meeting House, the Irish Famine Memorial acts as a striking reminder of the An Gorta Mor (The Great Hunger) that struck Ireland in the 1840s and 1850s. When disease struck potato crops, hundreds of thousands of families were left starving and dying from disease. Ignored (and made worse) by the English government and suffering brute and inhumane force from its soldiers families made the impossible (yet common) decision to leave. A mass exodus from Ireland brought thousands to Boston. Upon arrival, they faced new struggles but forged their way.

The 1998 memorial is perhaps an idealized image of the Irish immigrant experience, but is worth examining. The two statues may be the same family on either side of the Atlantic (Ireland and America). The father goes from n**e and hungry to clothed and carrying a sack of potatoes on his back. The mother in Ireland begs God "why?" while the American looks back and reflects on her past.

This St. Patrick's Day, we encourage guests to both celebrate the 19th-century revolutionary history (Evacuation Day) and the 19th-century revolutions that followed—this corner of Washington Street and School Street are the perfect location for just that.

Happy Evacuation Day! Today marks the 250th anniversary of British troops finally leaving Boston. After an 11-month sieg...
03/17/2026

Happy Evacuation Day! Today marks the 250th anniversary of British troops finally leaving Boston. After an 11-month siege of the city, George Washington and the Continental Army fortified Dorchester Heights with cannons from Ticonderoga.

Many sources called this George Washington‘s first victory of the American Revolutionary War. In Boston, it represents resilience after a period of intense struggle and tension since the 1760s. Exemplified by Boston celebrating many of its 250th anniversaries last year and in the years prior, Evacuation Day seemingly marks an “end” to revolutionary activities in Boston… or does it?

St.Patrick’sDay

“Life Under Siege.”- March 11, 2026
03/12/2026

“Life Under Siege.”- March 11, 2026

On this day 250 years ago, the infamous Boston Massacre permanently changed the trajectory of Boston's future. Tensions ...
03/05/2026

On this day 250 years ago, the infamous Boston Massacre permanently changed the trajectory of Boston's future. Tensions had been rising in Boston for years, but trouble had been brewing since 1768 when approximately 2,000 British regulars had been sent to occupy the rebellious city.

Monday, March 5, was a cold, icy evening. A crowd of hundreds had gathered around a sentry, Pvt. Hugh White, near the State House. Young Bostonians yelled and heckled until seven British soldiers, led by Captain Thomas Preston, pushed through the crowds to support White. The men were pelted with rocks, snowballs, ice chunks, oyster shells, and anything the crowd could get its hands on.

Accounts are disputed, but eventually one soldier fired into the crowd without order, prompting the others to follow suit. Three men were instantly killed by the gunfire. Eight others were wounded, two of whom died later from their injuries.

The Boston Massacre, known to to others as the Incident at King Street, is generally considered the first act of violence of the American Revolution. The victims were Crispus Attucks, Samuel Gray, James Caldwell, Patrick Carr, and Samuel Maverick. A later headstone can be found marking their shared grave at the Granary Burying Ground. Known as martyrs, the victims, along with young Christopher Seider (d. February 22, 1770) are buried together beside Samuel Adams and his wife's family.

This is who you're asking "where's your Boston accent?"
03/04/2026

This is who you're asking "where's your Boston accent?"

Address

50 Beacon Street
Boston, MA
02108

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Website

https://linktr.ee/hubtowntours

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