Boston is a city steeped in history, particularly relating to the American Revolution. One of the best ways to explore this history is by following the famous Freedom Trail – a 1.6 mile or 2.5 mile ...

A narrow red brick path winds through the sidewalks of downtown Boston, connecting 17 historic sites tied to the city’s colonial history as the incubator of the American Revolution. But the red line ...

Boston’s Freedom Trail—arguably the nation’s most popular ... which follows an actual red line drawn on city streets and ...

Boston’s Freedom Trail—arguably the nation’s most popular ... which follows an actual red line drawn on city streets and sidewalks, has been leading tourists to the city’s most iconic ...

A GBH News film crew interviews Boston University students about their research into the enslavement ties of King's Chapel on Boston's Freedom Trail. The Freedom Trail that winds through the sidewalks ...

Boston’s iconic 2 ½-mile Freedom Trail connecting 16 historical sites attracts more than 4 million visitors annually and was named one of the top American landmarks by Fodor’s Travel earlier ...

The Freedom Trail in Boston is offering tours about women of the Revolutionary War in March The tours are being offered in the spirit of Women's History Month, which lasts all of March The tours ...

“You can take a 7-mile hike through the Emerald Necklace from Franklin Park to the Boston Common or hike the Freedom ... on the trail. Finally, “we have pretty consistent sidewalk here and ...

Stretching 2½ miles, the Freedom Trail weaves past 16 of Boston's most historic sites ... leave bulky bags at the hotel and keep it moving on the sidewalk. - Jill LeGrow, Contributor ...

Stretching 2½ miles, the Freedom Trail weaves past 16 of Boston's most historic sites ... leave bulky bags at the hotel and keep it moving on the sidewalk. - Jill LeGrow, Contributor Four ...