Big days deserve big events and these highly attended Boston By Foot annual tours are just the things to do. Put on your costumes and learn about murder and suspense on Beacon Hill for Halloween or get revolutionary with a 3-hour tour of the entire Freedom Trail on Independence Day.

The annual Big Foot tour on Labor Day is a 5-hour extravaganza of Boston history. Each year features a different theme designed and researched by Boston By Foot docents.

Holiday tours are $20 per person ($5 for members).

2010 Holiday Tours
Footloose on the Freedom Trail Patriots' Day Weekend
Sunday
April 18, 2010
10am-1pm

Get ready for the Boston marathon and Patriots' Day with this 3-hour walking tour of the entire Freedom Trail from the Massachusetts State House on Beacon Hill to the U.S.S. Constitution in the Charlestown Navy Yard.

 
Footloose on the Freedom Trail Independence Day
Sunday
July 4, 2010
9am-12 noon

Footloose on the Freedom Trail is a 3-hour walking tour of the entire Freedom Trail from the State House to the U.S.S. Constitution offered every Independence Day. The tour winds among Boston's parades and celebrations and includes the honoring of Samuel Adams, John Hancock and Paul Revere at the Granary Burying Ground, and the reading of the Declaration of Independence from the balcony of the Old State House.

If you can't figure out which event to attend on the morning of the Fourth, get a taste of everything with Boston By Foot.

 
Walking The Edge: Tracing Boston's Colonial Shoreline Labor Day
Monday
September 6, 2010
10am-3pm

Explore 18th century Boston on this 5-hour Labor Day tour of the colonial shoreline.

 
Beacon Hill With a BOO! Halloween
Sunday
October 31, 2010
5:30-7pm

Beacon Hill With a BOO! is the Halloween walking tour of Beacon Hill featuring the murders, executions, ghosts and politicians of this seemingly quaint neighborhood.

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