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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…

Discover the Magic of Beacon Hill with PhotoWalks Tours of Boston Looking for an unforgettable way to experience Boston? Whether you’re a history buff, a photography enthusiast, or a traveler eager to explore the city’s charm, PhotoWalks Tours of Boston offers a fun and interactive opportunity to capture stunning images while learning fascinating stories about…

Discover Boston Like Never Before with PhotoWalks Tours Are you ready to experience Boston in a way that blends history, photography, and storytelling? Look no further than PhotoWalks Tours of Boston, led by founder Saba Alhadi. With over 20 years of experience, Saba has been offering unique guided walking tours that combine fascinating historical insights…

Are you ready to embark on a journey back in time and explore the birthplace of American history? PhotoWalks invites you to explore Boston’s Freedom Trail on a walking tour to discover the historical landmarks in one of America’s oldest cities. Walking the Freedom Trail is like stepping into the pages of history. But, with…

of historic and iconic locations. Are you looking for an eye-opening Boston walking tour experience you canʼt get anywhere else in the city? Each guided PhotoWalks tour will immerse you in the fascinating history of Boston and also enhance your photography skills, making every step an exciting adventure. History buffs, photo enthusiasts, urban explorers, MA…

Explore Boston by foot and bring your smartphone or camera on a unique walking tour experience. PhotoWalks provides insightful commentary and photo tips for capturing the city’s famous historical sites on the Freedom Trail, iconic architectural landmarks, charming neighborhoods, must-see scenic locations, and hidden gems off-the-beaten path. Got questions about what a PhotoWalks tour is…

A PhotoWalks Beacon Hill Walking Tour delivers an experience for locals and tourists that’s an immersion into a 19th century historic neighborhood. One of the most noticeable features along the narrow, brick sidewalks lined with  row houses and townhouses are the gas lamps. There are over 1,000 of them illuminating the picturesque streets of Beacon…

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 do…

Walk the Freedom Trail in Boston and immerse yourself in American history. The entire trail connects 16 historic sites marked by a 2.5 mile red brick path. PhotoWalks provides small group tours of the Freedom Trail tour for locals and visitors. See 11 out of 16 historic sites and important landmarks on a FUN 90-minute…

A PhotoWalks Boston Tour Experience Makes a Great Gift Learn how to see creatively and take meaningful pictures. Develop new photography skills that will last a lifetime. Connect with your sense of wonder. Appreciate the details in our surroundings more. Discover Boston’s history on a fun, interactive photo walking tour. Experience photo opportunities…

On the PhotoWalks Beacon Hill walking tour, you’ll notice many details that give Boston’s historic, exclusive neighborhood its distinct charm and character: brick sidewalks. Thanks to a group of determined women, they took it upon themselves to preserve the brick sidewalks forever. In 1947, rumors were swirling that Mayor James Michael Curley wanted to repave…

Founded in 1630, the North End is Boston’s oldest neighborhood. Walk along the Freedom Trail and you’ll come across the oldest house in Boston that once belonged to……. legendary hero Paul Revere! Built in 1680, the Revere family purchased the colonial wooden home in 1770 and sold it in 1800. By the mid-19th century, the…