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Boston Hop On/Hop Off Trolley
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Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
Old Town Trolley Hop On Hop Off Tour
Boston's only stadium style trolley fleet, the 13 foot tall Old Town Trolleys cars offer unparalleled views of this celebrated city. See its historic districts, famous landmarks and revitalized urban center and take in its rich heritage and vibrant, modern excitement.
It's a juxtaposition of antique cobblestone streets, modern skyscrapers, centuries-old residential homes and the colonial spirit of the city's bustling seaport days.
Explore Boston's top attractions at your own pace on this entertaining and convenient tour. The brightly painted trolleys make multiple stops throughout the route so that you can disembark right near your preferred attraction(s). Or simple ride the full loop and enjoy listening to the live commentary as the sights go by.
Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market (optional stop)
Faneuil Hall, hailed as the Cradle of Liberty, resounds with the oratory of two centuries of American statesmen, from Samuel Adams to John F. Kennedy. This Georgian style building is adjacent to bustling Quincy Market, considered the social center of Boston. The city's rapid expansion in the 1800s created a need for Quincy Market, a two story, 27,000 square foot marketplace built out of New England granite. The indoor pavilion has over 100 shops, an abundance of eating establishments, and street performers that stroll through the area.
What you will see along the way:
Your Trolley Tour takes in Beacon Hill, Old North Church, the Public Garden and the bar that inspired the comedy, Cheers. See the Bunker Hill Monument and possibly the USS Constitution, Old Ironsides. Additional stops include Boston's North End, Little Italy, one of the oldest Italian neighborhoods in America, the Public Garden, Boston Common, the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum and more. You may expand your tour by transferring to the optional Back Bay Tour (orange route) at no additional charge. This route has stops for the fashionable Newbury Street, Trinity Church, Copley Place Mall, and the Prudential Building.
Points of interest
Faneuil Hall & Quincy Marketplace
Newbury Street
Public Garden
North End
Schedule
Special Notes
The hop-on hop off is not exclusive, as cruise guests will be joining the tour offered to the general public. The length of the hop-on hop-off tour averages 2 hours without traffic delays and without stepping off at any stops. Guests are responsible for keeping track of the time throughout the day to allow themselves sufficient time to return to the ship. Old Town Trolleys is not responsible for delays beyond its control, such as traffic or detours.
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Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
Old Town Trolley Hop On Hop Off Tour
Boston's only stadium style trolley fleet, the 13 foot tall Old Town Trolleys cars offer unparalleled views of this celebrated city. See its historic districts, famous landmarks and revitalized urban center and take in its rich heritage and vibrant, modern excitement.
It's a juxtaposition of antique cobblestone streets, modern skyscrapers, centuries-old residential homes and the colonial spirit of the city's bustling seaport days.
Explore Boston's top attractions at your own pace on this entertaining and convenient tour. The brightly painted trolleys make multiple stops throughout the route so that you can disembark right near your preferred attraction(s). Or simple ride the full loop and enjoy listening to the live commentary as the sights go by.
Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market (optional stop)
Faneuil Hall, hailed as the Cradle of Liberty, resounds with the oratory of two centuries of American statesmen, from Samuel Adams to John F. Kennedy. This Georgian style building is adjacent to bustling Quincy Market, considered the social center of Boston. The city's rapid expansion in the 1800s created a need for Quincy Market, a two story, 27,000 square foot marketplace built out of New England granite. The indoor pavilion has over 100 shops, an abundance of eating establishments, and street performers that stroll through the area.
What you will see along the way:
Your Trolley Tour takes in Beacon Hill, Old North Church, the Public Garden and the bar that inspired the comedy, Cheers. See the Bunker Hill Monument and possibly the USS Constitution, Old Ironsides. Additional stops include Boston's North End, Little Italy, one of the oldest Italian neighborhoods in America, the Public Garden, Boston Common, the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum and more. You may expand your tour by transferring to the optional Back Bay Tour (orange route) at no additional charge. This route has stops for the fashionable Newbury Street, Trinity Church, Copley Place Mall, and the Prudential Building.
Points of interest
Faneuil Hall & Quincy Marketplace
Newbury Street
Public Garden
North End
Schedule
Special Notes
The hop-on hop off is not exclusive, as cruise guests will be joining the tour offered to the general public. The length of the hop-on hop-off tour averages 2 hours without traffic delays and without stepping off at any stops. Guests are responsible for keeping track of the time throughout the day to allow themselves sufficient time to return to the ship. Old Town Trolleys is not responsible for delays beyond its control, such as traffic or detours.