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Capture amazing pictures of the city’s must-see attractions on this walking tour. We begin with two historic sites on the Freedom Trail followed by Beacon Hill, the nation’s first Public Garden, and Back Bay.
Travel back in time on a Freedom Trail walking tour in Boston and immerse yourself in American history. Fascinating historical commentary uncovers the truth behind the American Revolution in 1775!
Discover Boston on a history and photography walking tour. Explore the city from a different angle. Capture amazing pictures of historic sites, iconic architectural landmarks and must-see attractions. Learn how to see creatively using your camera or smartphone, whether you’re a newbie, amateur, or advanced photographer. All ages and skill levels are welcome.
A PhotoWalks tour is an eye-opening experience for photo enthusiasts, history buffs, urban explorers and Instagrammers. Fun, creative photo tips will inspire you to capture amazing, frame-worthy images. Fascinating historical commentary on each tour provides insight into Boston’s famous sites and hidden gems off-the-beaten-path you may not find on your own. Stunning images are just a click away on a PhotoWalks tour!
Choose a Boston walking tour in Beacon Hill, Back Bay, the North End, along the Freedom Trail, the Esplanade, Seaport District or a customized itinerary(with historical commentary only). Gain a renewed appreciation for noticing details in our surroundings. Develop lifelong observation skills. That’s what sets PhotoWalks apart from any other tour in Boston.
Launched in 2002 by Saba Alhadi, a local photographer, tour guide and educator, PhotoWalks is Boston’s original photo walking tour company, specializing in interactive small-group tours, private tours, night tours, photo sessions, and photo scavenger hunts.
Visit the new PhotoWalks Blog for Boston-related posts and photo tips.
My mom and I went to Boston to celebrate my 21st birthday and I’ve always been inspired by Boston’s architecture and intricate, charming beauty, so of course photography was a pinpoint of our trip. My mom had gifted me a private photowalk with Saba, and we had a fantastic time. Saba is so passionate about her stomping grounds and the fascinating architectural history at every corner. She is very well spoken and a very knowledgeable photographer!
– iamdawnnoelle | TripAdvisorWasn't certain about this tour when I signed up, but I sure enjoyed my time with Saba! She loves her city and loves to teach. I learned some awesome techniques of photography and saw some incredible sights while learning historical details. I have lovely shots from our time together and I would recommend this highly to anyone, beginner, advanced, or on the fence. Thank you, Saba!
– o2bcre8ive | TripAdvisorHaving done similar photo walks before in other cities we were very pleased to book Saba! The tour was both informative and photogenic and Saba knows the local history and her photography with equal high standards. We had the pleasure of improving knowledge of Boston and architectural photography. In our case Saba was most accommodating to changing plans as we came in by cruise ship. This flexibility was hugely appreciated!
– TheInformedTraveller | TripAdvisorWe had an amazing time on the Photowalks Tour! Saba provided great photo tips, excellent stories, and a wealth of knowledge about the sites we visited, including her booklet. There were a few icing on the cake surprises, including photos of secret hideouts of the underground railroad and photographing John Kerry's home. We hope to return to Boston and take another one of Saba's tours!
– Jacquelyne S. | TripAdvisorIf you like to learn more about Boston and to impress your friends on Instagram with awesome pictures there is no better choice than to spend two hours with Saba!
– 344KlausZ | TripAdvisorThis is the third photowalks tour that I've done. All were great. The guide will tweak the tour based on the interests of all the participants. Lots of interesting historical information and great ideas for photos. A way to see some the little, but more memorable, parts of Boston. Cannot recommend enough.
– Matthew H | TripAdvisor
