- 1:30 p.m.
- 1.5 hours
- Some Sundays, Thursday
The North End in Boston welcomed waves of immigrants seeking the American Dream. Today, it is a popular hotspot famous for its busy restaurants, quaint cafes, and crowded pastry shops.
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Scenic Photo Tour of Boston’s Beacon Hill
Visit one of the city’s most exclusive residential areas, Beacon Hill, on this Boston photography tour. Walking along its picturesque narrow streets, immerse yourself in this captivating 19th-century English-inspired neighborhood rich in history and charm.
Capture stunning pictures of Beacon Hill’s architectural details, antique gas lamps lining the brick sidewalks, colorful flowers and plants spilling out of the window boxes, beautiful doors, unique door knockers, the most photographed street in Boston, and other surprises hidden in unexpected places.
Discover why this Beacon Hill walking tour is one of the best in Boston!
- Learn how to:
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- Explore Beacon Hill from a different angle using your camera or smartphone
- Capture amazing pictures in ways you might not have considered before
- Increase your photography composition and observation skills
- Discover what makes a PhotoWalks tour an eye-opening experience!
- Highlights + Iconic Landmarks
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- Discover the neighborhood’s hidden gems that are hard to find on your own
- Charming streets lined with antique gas lamps
- Louisburg Square – most exclusive area in Beacon Hill
- Acorn Street – the most photographed street in Boston
- Meeting point
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On the steps of the MA State House on Beacon St. under the lantern in front of the locked gate - Train stop
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- Park Street (Green or Red Line). Turn left upon exiting the subway. Walk to the top of the hill to the MA State House.