Hidden Gems of Boston Free walking tour
Hello! I'm Deniss Ibarra. born and raised in Mexico, Veracruz. I have lived in Boston, MA for 10 years, started touring with my friends and fell in love, so I was curious to find out more about Boston. I took a Boston history camp in 2019, which gave me a taste of American culture and allowed me to explore Boston from many angles, from its famous islands, as well as architecture and art. I recently got certified as a tripschool tour guide and tour director.
Pickup
Meeting point: Boston Common Park Location: The Brewer Fountain is located at the east end of the Boston Common, near the intersection of Tremont Street and Park Street. It is just south of the Park Street subway station (red and green lines) and west of the Massachusetts State House building. The fountain is a prominent landmark and is easy to find due to its proximity to the park entrance from Tremont Street.
Description
Enjoy a guided tour of Boston, a city of diverse cultures. Founded in 1630, the city's history includes the American Revolutionary War, the Birthplace of Liberty, the Boston Tea Party, witch executions, the birthplace of John E. Kennedy, and many other notable events. Boston is an intriguing and charming mix.
I will guide you through the highlights of this city like the Freedom Trail and the most charming neighborhoods like Beacon Hill, Back Bay, and many more. I'll guide you through the local perspective to journey through all that is old and new in an American metropolitan area. Boston is the most livable city in the United States, with museums, and universities coming together to create a world-class city.
You won't want to leave!!