Boston: Beacon Hill, Freedom Trail, Harvard – Walking Tour in French｜United States

This tour offers a unique opportunity to discover Boston’s most important sites in 5 hours, smoothly moving from one era to the next.
We will start in the heart of the city, in the oldest park in the United States, Boston Common, where Boston was founded (Park Street Station, Green Line or Red Line).
Then we will explore one of Boston’s oldest, most charming, and most quintessentially British neighborhoods: Beacon Hill. You will walk through its narrow, elegant streets and have the opportunity to take photos on the famous Acorn Street.
After a stop in front of Boston’s magnificent State House, we will cross downtown along the famous Freedom Trail to discover all the fascinating aspects of the city’s history and the American Revolution: streets, monuments, churches, and historic houses will reveal their secrets to you.
You will discover Boston's oldest colonial cemeteries, the Old State House, the Old South Church, and the statue of Benjamin Franklin.
After a short break at Quincy Market, we will take the subway—offering a unique opportunity to experience the oldest subway system in the United States—to head to Harvard, America's most prestigious university.
We will walk around the main campus and learn many facts and anecdotes about its founding, its structure, its educational system, and student life, from the 17th century to the present day.
Join us on this unforgettable journey through time in the beautiful city of Boston, led by a passionate French-speaking guide who will answer any questions you may have.