Boston’s Freedom Trail—arguably the nation’s most popular ... which follows an actual red line drawn on city streets and sidewalks, has been leading tourists to the city’s most iconic ...

Whether you’re a Boston local or a tourist here for the weekend, you’re probably familiar with the red-brick road of the Freedom Trail, a quintessential landmark as recognizable as our beloved ...

If you have a Go Boston Card, standard guided tours given by the Freedom Trail Foundation are covered by your pass. To start your trail tour, take the Red or Green Line to Park Street Station and ...

The Freedom Trail Foundation is promoting its annual Revolutionary Women Tours, which are running until the end of the month.

Luckily, Boston’s historic Freedom Trail is so easy to follow that the only thing I have to do is keep putting one foot in front of the other. The route is marked by a red brick line ...

Beautiful spring day at Boston Common Park in Massachusetts. According to the website for The Freedom Trail ... or the Park Street stop on the Red Line. The park is always open and free to ...

We think a lot about how the Irish Trail interconnects with the Freedom Trail, the Boston Women’s Heritage Trail, and the Black Heritage Trail. They intersect in ways that are positive and ...

According to the website for The Freedom Trail, Boston Common was established ... or the Park Street stop on the Red Line. The park is always open and free to the public.