AUDIO TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 12 boston tours worth pressing play on. The narrated walks and skip-the-line guides travellers rate the highest, with prices, run times and who runs them.
GPS-guided Freedom Trail audio from Boston Common to USS Constitution. Walk at your pace, pause anytime, and replay later.
Most Popular“It was great. It was very informative and a really fun walk. We all learned a lot and had a great time! We highly recommend this and can’t wait to come back and do it again.”
Self-guided GPS audio walk of Boston’s Freedom Trail with an offline map. Hit 16 landmarks from Boston Common to Bunker Hill for $9.99.
“This audio tour with a map is just the thing to do if you want an independent tour of Boston’s Freedom Trail. The descriptions of the sites as well as the history lessons given are wonderful. The map is easy to follow and the GPS embedded in the app prompts the reader to start again…”
Self-guided Beacon Hill Underground Railroad audio tour in Boston. Phone narration, famous homes and sites, start anytime, low cost.
“The tour was great with clear directions and lots of interesting facts and details. Only hitch was trying to register and log onto the site”
Self-guided audio admission to Boston’s Old North Church with the lantern signal story, educator chats, and an easy pace. From $8.
“I found the tour very boring. Didn’t use the audio part after 10 minutes. Lots of restoration going on in the church”
Walk Boston’s Freedom Trail with offline audio from the State House to Paul Revere House, guided by turn-by-turn storytelling for $11.99.
“The two hours I spent trying to get the trip to start (it never did). The only easym paRT Was paying. That worked well,”
A $9.99 self-guided GPS audio walk along Boston’s Harborwalk, explaining the Tea Party and standout architecture at your pace.
“Great history thank you for the information as I had just movie knowledge before my visit this past weekend”
Self-guided Freedom Trail audio covering 16 sites with offline maps and clear directions. Great value at $14.99.
“This download is amazing - it was really cold and windy when we went and we were able to pick and choose the most important stops and we can review later! We have also been looking at some of the other amazing tours we now have access to! I would highly recommend this app!!”
A short self-guided Boston ghost walk with an app and EMF reader. Hit key spots from Beacon St to the Cutler Majestic.
“Bring a portable speaker would be my recommendation but otherwise a nice time with family. Can be done in daytime and I think would be just as enjoyable but probably louder with the city daytime activity.”
Self-guided audio through Boston’s Freedom Trail plus Harborwalk, Harvard, and Cape Ann. Offline, hands-free, flexible, and budget-friendly per car.
“General Hooker at the state house Real old Burial grounds where politicians professionals and their helpers were buried.”
A self-guided Boston scavenger hunt using the Let's Roam app, with a Freedom Trail route, quick stops, and photo rewards at the end.
“Wasn't worth the money. Not sure why you have to buy the experience for each member of the group.”
A GPS-guided Freedom Trail walk through Boston’s North End, historic churches, founders’ graves, parks, and great lunch stops for $9.99.
“Very good tour. A lot of information was given on the stops, also some small information on food/drinks. Good instructions to go to the next stops on the tour. Takes about 4h to complete.”
Boston Record Breakers is an offline, self-guided scavenger hunt that strings together iconic landmarks from Boston Public Library to Union Oyster House.
“It was just meh. I wish the clues were more clever - were a group of smart people, but needed hints for a few and even with clues we needed to guess. (The park street t station and union oyster house). I’m glad it was so cheap, but it was super disappointing”
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