All Things Boston Blog

Things to do on a Rainy Day in Boston Boston is a city rich in history, culture, and vibrant neighborhoods, making it an exciting destination no matter the weather. If you find yourself exploring Boston on a rainy day, don’t let the drizzle dampen your plans! Here are some of the best things to…

Fun Boston Trivia Across 5 Iconic Neighborhoods Some of Boston’s most fascinating stories are hiding in plain sight. From the quiet streets of Beacon Hill to the historic landmarks along the Freedom Trail and the bustling North End, here are a just few lesser-known facts and surprising stories curious explorers will discover on each PhotoWalks…

  See Boston in One Day with a Small-Group Walking Tour Only have one day in Boston? You can still see the city’s most iconic sights—without missing the hidden gems many visitors walk right past. Book a PhotoWalks Boston walking tour and experience the city through engaging storytelling and photo-worthy moments at numerous locations.. The…

Ever wonder who Copley Square was named after? If you’ve passed through Boston’s Back Bay, chances are you’ve walked by Copley Square, the city’s iconic public space facing the Boston Public Library. But who exactly was Copley—and why does he have a square named after him? John Singleton Copley was a Boston-born, self-trained artist in…

Why a PhotoWalks Freedom Trail Tour Delivers More Than the Average Boston Walking Tour Step into Boston’s revolutionary past on a small-group Freedom Trail walking tour with PhotoWalks—where history isn’t just told, it’s experienced. This engaging Boston walking tour blends captivating, fact-based storytelling with creative photo ideas, giving you an interesting…

North End Boston Walking Tour: See More Than Just the Food When people think of Boston’s North End they usually picture lots of restaurants and Mike’s Pastry. But, there’s far more to this historic neighborhood than just food. A PhotoWalks North End–Little Italy tour takes you beyond the food scene and into the streets…

Tucked away in Beacon Hill, Acorn Street is the most photographed street in Boston. This narrow cobblestone lane is pure historic charm—brick row houses, real gas lamps, and a curve that practically composes the photo for you. It’s a must-see on either the PhotoWalks Beacon Hill Tour or Highlights of Boston Tour. …

Is a Boston PhotoWalks Tour Worth Taking? If you’re planning a trip and searching for things to do, you’ve probably come across dozens of Boston walking tours. But are they actually worth your time? Here’s the honest answer: It depends on the kind of experience you’re looking for. Many visitors book a walking…

Searching for the Best Boston Walking Tour? Most Boston walking tours tell you what happened. PhotoWalks shows you how to actually experience it—and capture it. PhotoWalks Boston walking tours combine engaging historical commentary with fun, easy photography tips you can use right away. Choose a small-group experience tailored to show you to Boston’s top attractions:…

Looking for a meaningful, experience-based Boston gift? PhotoWalks of Boston offers history and photography walking tours that combine engaging storytelling with creative photo tips. Guests explore Boston’s scenic streets and iconic architectural landmarks while learning how to see and capture the city with a phone or camera from a new perspective. A PhotoWalks Gift Certificate…

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Why Photowalks Tours Offer the Best Walking Tours of Boston Boston is a city brimming with history, culture, and stunning architecture, making it a great destination for visitors from around the world. If you’re looking for the best walking tours of Boston, look no further than PhotoWalks Tours, the city’s premier guided photography and history…