[4K] THE FREEDOM TRAIL in Boston Massachusetts USA 🇺🇸 Full Walking Tour & Travel Guide

Complete walkthrough of Boston's Freedom Trail.

The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile-long path through the heart of Boston, Massachusetts, that offers a journey through the city's rich history, particularly the American Revolution. Established in 1951, the trail is marked by a distinctive line of red bricks that connects 16 historically significant sites, starting from Boston Common and ending at the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown. Along the way, visitors can explore landmarks such as the Massachusetts State House, Paul Revere House, Old State House, the site of the Boston Massacre, the USS Constitution and the Old North Church, where the famous "One if by land, two if by sea" signal is said to have been sent. The Granary Burying Ground is another historic landmark where it serves as the final resting place of notable patriots like Paul Revere, John Hancock, and Samuel Adams. This walking trail not only provides a tangible connection to the past but also serves as a reminder of the struggles and triumphs that shaped the United States.

Time Stamps of the official 16 sites:
01:23 - Boston Common
04:12 - Massachusetts State House
07:06 - Park Street Church
09:23 - Granary Burying Ground
12:30 - King's Chapel
15:16 - King’s Chapel Burying Ground
17:02 - Boston Latin School
18:11 - Benjamin Franklin Statue
20:12 - Old Corner Bookstore
20:54 - Old South Meeting House
24:46 - Old State House
26:12 - Site of the Boston Massacre
29:47 - Faneuil Hall
49:45 - Paul Revere House
57:34 - Old North Church
1:00:12 - Copp's Hill Burying Ground
1:23:19 - Bunker Hill Monument
1:33:43 - USS Constitution

📅 Recording Date: July 2018

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[Seegie]

Im from Boston and sometimes I forget what a clean, pristine and historic city this is. So many great eats and shopping along this route as well. North End nom nom nom

[ronachten]

This is astounding. Many will never have the opportunity to do this and you have given them the next best thing. You are a mensch.

[TPDiecast]

I love that I only live 45 minutes away from Boston, I go once or twice a month. I've watched this video a numerous of times through quarantine to help! Great video 🔥

[bongiwe]

That was great thank you so much. I'm going to Boston in September and now I feel like I've already been. I'll know my way around. thanks.

[briox]

very good, Boston is my favourite city!

[Veckoza]

Came here to see how different the path was from the Fallout 4 game. Starts off pretty much the same, but branches off. Still cool as hell! God Bless America.

[nicolelol]

this was my literal walk to class everyday

[jakestatefarm]

Best walking tour of Boston yet. Great job.

[normandavies]

Very nice combination of natural sounds and piano. Well photographed video. Informative and entertaining. Thank you.

[andreasnorrlund]

lovely video, lovely city.. thanks for the upload!

[kenb]

There is just SO MUCH history in this city it is difficult to cram it into any one tour or video. For instance, at about 13:00 - 15:00 of this video you see King's Chapel, but right across the street is the Parker House Hotel (now the Omni Parker House) - this is where Parker House rolls and the Boston Cream Pie were invented - it is also where both Malcom X and Ho Chi Minh worked as busboys when they were young - it is also where JFK proposed to Jackie Kennedy - and it is also where Charles Dickens gave the first public reading of his immortal work, "A Christmas Carol" (Scrooge and Tiny Tim) outside of his home country of England. All that in one unassuming building on an average Boston street. It's like that everywhere in Boston - on nearly ever street there is a site where someone famous was born, lived, invented something or something famous happened. So many things that we think of as being "American" (both old and new) came from this city - even the telephone. Boston is truly unlike any other city in the US.

[anoncrazynonevilgooddecent]

If you think it looks pretty here you should see how beautiful Boston and all northeast USA including NYC look in autumn/fall when it is cold (40 degree sweater weather) in foliage with different colored leaves and leaves falling omg so pretty and the smell of cinnamon in the air

[vishuddhathakkar]

Quiet possibly the best video by far set in Boston on YouTube. Boston is amazing with so much history, I hope I get to visit someday . Many thanks for the upload

[Janos]

This is the best!! Keep it up!!Thank you!👍👍👍😃😃

[Jesusisfaithful]

WOW THAT WAS SO MUCH FUN I REALLY ENJOYED THE WALK AROUND, THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS FANTASTIC VIDEO

[pagla]

Fabulous, fabulous Boston. It reminds me of our home country England and the red brick buildings of Manchester. But Boston is much more manicured. We have been to Boston just for a day and spent most of the times around Harvard. Have you got one of Harvard ? I am now subscribed. Like your style of no talk. Can you provide some time tagged info of places you passed by.
Thanks very much for your uploads. Hope to see them all.

[alexanderdimovski]

I’m actually heading to Boston in less than two weeks. Doing the guided walking tour of the freedom trail

[ianlyons]

I am getting in quite a workout on the Freedom Trail. I could surely use the exercise in Boston, which I consider as one of the most strenuous cities in the United States.

[CoangosMarcianoDavid]

Hermosa ciudad muy ordenada y en un bello equilibrio la naturaleza con esa magistral arquitectura, un lugar envidiable, saludos desde Ecuador