Culture & History in Boston

Walk with this in-app audio tour along the nation's path to independence and dive into the history of the U.S. Boston is one of the oldest cities in the United States and is home to historical sites known as the Freedom Trail commemorating the American Revolution. On this tour, you will learn incredible facts from U.S. history and find out how the country got its independence. Your journey will start with a visit to the Bunker Hill Monument, the site of one of the first major battles between the Red Coats and the Patriots. You will see the spectacular Old North Church, which the Patriots used to warn their comrades across the river about the arrival of the British Army. While following the trail, you will hear the stories behind the two notable names in the American Revolution, Paul Revere and Samuel Adams. You will see the site of the Boston Massacre, one of the crucial events in the history of the Revolution when British soldiers shot several civilians in cold blood. After that, you will pass by Boston Latin School, the nation's oldest public school where a few signers of the Declaration of Independence used to study. Choose to visit Granary Burial Ground, where some of the notables of the Revolution are buried. The tour finishes at Liberty Tree, an area where once a large elm tree stood. This landmark considered the birthplace of the American Revolution, will surely give you goosebumps as you stand there.

Boston is known as the birthplace of the American Revolution, the home of the Freedom Trail and the Red Sox. It is famous for its chowder and baked beans. Yet this in-app audio tour will introduce you to another, more sinister side of Boston. Along the journey, you will learn about an inordinate number of truly weird murderers who committed their crimes in Boston. While following the tour, you will go through the dapper streets of the historic Beacon Hill neighborhood and discover dark mysteries hidden behind its tidy red-brick facades. Listen to the stories of crimes of the mad nurse Jolly Jane, the Boston Strangler, and Kenneth Harrison, known as the Giggler – the criminals who once terrorized the city. Learn about the wars the famous Boston mobsters had with the police. Hear the fantastic detective stories and explore some dark pages of Boston's extraordinary past. Ready to escape to the world of crime? Then get the tour and consider taking it in the evening if you want to immerse in the creepy atmosphere genuinely. Once the tour is over, we recommend you return to Beacon Hill and keep exploring Boston, this time from a brighter side!

Go beyond the Freedom Trail and discover fascinating stories about the past and present of Boston guided by your own in-app audio tour. The Cradle of Liberty, the Athens of America – the city of Boston is famous for instigating American Revolution. However, it has so much more to offer than just the Freedom Trail! Get to know the incredible stories imprinted into the city’s landmarks and immerse yourself in the modern life of this colorful and vibrant city. See some of Beantown’s well-known highlights. Admire the historical sights linked to the American Revolution, such as the Boston Old State House, which once served as the seat of the American government, and the Old South Meeting House, where the Boston Tea Party was planned. Take a walk past the city’s iconic landmarks and discover the history of the Faneuil Hall and the Custom House Tower - the first Boston's skyscraper. Finally, experience Boston’s hidden gems and get to know things that even most of the locals don’t know about. Explore Boston Downtown at your own pace with a help of this engaging audio tour!

Step back in time and immerse yourself in an interactive visit to the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, where you can relive a significant event in American history. This fully interactive experience is a must-see attraction in Boston, offering a fun and educational guided tour. Explore the museum's holographic displays and films, which bring the courageous individuals who fought for freedom during the Revolution to life. Witness the recreation of the tea being thrown overboard and join your 18th-century host for an engaging walk through a colonial town meeting. Step onto the massive ships, where you can personally 'dump the tea' into the harbor, exactly as it happened centuries ago. Discover the inner workings of the ships by taking the helm, visiting the crew's quarters, and exploring the cargo hold and Captain's cabin. This experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with the past and gain a deeper appreciation for the events that shaped American history.