Boston City Bicycle Tour
Overview
Boston's North End and Fenway Park serve as starting points for a guided bike tour that showcases the city's famous sites and hidden treasures. This 2.5 to 3-hour adventure allows you to cruise through diverse neighborhoods while learning about Boston’s unique history from your knowledgeable guide.
- 🚴♂️ Pass notable locations such as Copley Square and Faneuil Hall marketplace.
- 🏙️ Navigate through Beacon Hill and appreciate the variety of neighborhoods.
- 🗣️ Enjoy insightful commentary on Boston’s rich history from your guide.
- ⚠️ Choose the e-bike option at checkout, but be aware that participants must be 16 or older to select this option.
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The experience offers several options. This price includes:
- 2.5-3 Hour Guided Bicycle Tour of Boston
- Helmets Provided
- Explore 6 Boston neighborhoods including historic North End "Little Italy" and Back Bay
- City Bike or E-bike UPGRADE - must select when booking (E-bikes may not be available every day)
- See top Boston attractions including Fenway Park, Boston Common, and Copley Square
- Gratuities
Meeting point
Return details
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Urban AdvenToursArrive at our shop 30 minutes prior to your tour time. You'll be asked to sign a waiver and be fitted on your bike. You guide will provide an overview of the ride, what to expect, as well as our safety tips and rules of the road.
- Our ride will start in the North End, Boston's Italian neighborhood. You will likely smell the garlic as we roll through. At the end of your tour, you guide will be happy to recommend a restaurant or pastry shop (mmm...cannolis!) (pass by)
- During one of our first stops, you'll see "Old Ironsides" from across the water. (pass by)
- Curious to know the inspiration behind Boston's new(ish) bridge? Our guides will let you know a few fun facts behind the design... (pass by)
- Along our route, we'll ride past TD Garden, home of the Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, and many a concert! (pass by)
- Cycle through Beacon Hill, on of Boston's most famous - and photographed - neighborhoods. (pass by)
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Louisburg SquareLouisburg Square is famously known as a literary square, with previous residents including Louisa May Alcott and Robert Frost.
- Our route will take us along the river on the Esplanade, where we'll ride by the Hatch Shell, the outdoor concert stage which was made famous by the Boston Pops Orchestra, which performs during the Fourth of July fireworks. (pass by)
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Fenway ParkWe'll stop outside of Fenway Park, home of the World Champion Boston Red Sox.
- We'll ride through the Back Bay Fens, one of the parks in the Emerald Necklace park system, which was designed by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. The Fens are home to Victory Gardens dating back to WWII, as well as two of Boston's art museums - the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts. (pass by)
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Museum of Fine ArtsThe MFA is a world class art museum. We'll stop to see one of their unique art installations outside of the museum. Banners outside will give you an idea of current exhibits, but the MFA is always worth a visit while you're in Boston.
- We'll pass by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum - we recommend planning a visit during your time in Boston! (pass by)
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Christian Science PlazaWe'll stop to admire the beauty of the Christian Science building and reflecting pool. (Guests have been known to run through the fountains on hot summer days!) Your guide will share about a stunning feature inside, which we encourage you to check out!
- Ride through the streets of the South End, home of Boston's famous brownstone townhouses and cast iron details. (pass by)
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Copley SquareCopley Plaza is the heart of the Back Bay neighborhood. The John Hancock building, Trinity Church, and the Boston Public Library surround the square. Copley Plaza also marks the finish line for the Boston Marathon.
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Trinity Church In The City Of BostonYou'll see Trinity Church when we stop in Copley Plaza.
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Boston Public LibraryYou'll see the Boston Public Library when we stop in Copley Square.
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John Hancock TowerSee the John Hancock Tower during our stop at Copley Plaza.
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Boston CommonWe'll visit America's oldest park!
- Many people ask if we will ride the Freedom Trail on tour. While it's not possible to follow the entire route on bike, we'll cross over the Freedom Trail multiple times along our tour. (pass by)
- We'll ride through Downtown Crossing, the original shopping district in Boston. (pass by)
- As we ride through Downtown Crossing, you'll see the Old South Meeting House. (pass by)
- One of the city's newest parks, created during "the Big Dig". Rose Kennedy Greenway is the home of many unique art installations, gardens, splash fountains, and farmer's markets. (pass by)
If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met,
you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.