Exclusive & Private Tours
Our private tours accommodate up to 6 guests. Planning for a larger crew? [Contact us] for custom group pricing!
Exclusive & Private Tours
Our private tours accommodate up to 6 guests. Planning for a larger crew? [Contact us] for custom group pricing!
Experience Charlestown like a local — historic, scenic, and unforgettable. Book a tour with Boston To Salem Tours and step into one of Boston’s most charming neighborhoods with guided experiences that bring history to life and deliver picture-perfect views.
Why choose a Charlestown tour?
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Take the Freedom Trail like a true local — none of that touristy slow-walk nonsense. We’ll keep it moving: cobblestones, stories, and the right kind of attitude.
Peter’s Back Bay rowhouses? Wicked beautiful. We’ll point out the details you’d miss if you were just scrolling photos.
See Fenway? We’ll make sure you know why Red Sox Nation still rules. Bring a jacket — and maybe a flare for the ninth inning.
On the North End, we’ll stop for a cannoli that’ll make you forget every other pastry you’ve ever had. No lines? Lucky you. Lots of flavor? Always.
Want ghost stories? We’ve got ‘em — not the Hollywood kind, the ones people actually talk about over a pint.
Need transit tips? T’s confusing if you ain’t from here. We’ll explain the Green Line like it’s a map to survival.
Planning a day from Salem to the city? We’ll time it right so you’re not stuck at the station watching the clock and sweating for your next move.
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“Boston: We’ll show you how we really live.”
“History, heart, and a wicked good time.”
“See Boston like someone who grew up here.”
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Rich history: Walk the cobblestone streets and learn stories of the Revolutionary War, shipbuilders, and famous residents. See the USS Constitution (“Old Ironsides”) and hear the tales that shaped the nation.
Breathtaking vistas: Stand atop the Bunker Hill Monument and enjoy sweeping views of the Boston skyline and harbor — ideal for photos and lasting memories.
Expert guides: Not only an Expert- but Life Long Resident!!
Knowledgeable, engaging local guides provide accurate history, compelling anecdotes, and a friendly, professional experience from start to finish.
Small-group comfort: Our tours are intimate by design, allowing for personal attention, easy Q&A, and a relaxed pace that suits all ages.
Convenient logistics: Centrally located meeting points, clear directions, and punctual departures make your day effortless. We handle the planning so you can focus on enjoying the moment.
Perfect for:
First-time visitors who want an efficient, in-depth introduction to Boston’s Revolutionary past.
History buffs seeking primary sites and expert commentary.
Families and groups looking for an educational, fun outing.
Photographers and sightseers wanting iconic Boston views.
Book now and get:
A guided walking tour that covers Charlestown’s top landmarks and hidden gems.
Insider stories and local tips you won’t find in guidebooks.
Flexible scheduling and friendly customer service to tailor the experience to your needs.
Sites you will Visit- Freedom Trail, Bunkerhill Monument, Charlestown Navy Yard, USS Constitution, USS Cassin Young, Phipps Street Burial Ground, The Schraffts Candy Factory, Movie Sites from Goodwill Hunting & The Town, The Warren Tavern- George Washington and Paul Revere had drinks.
This is a Private Tour. Price Reflexs 1-6 People
Step inside the scenes of Hollywood’s favorite Boston backdrop.
Ever wondered if the "bank robbery capital" reputation is real? From the intense chases of Ben Affleck’s The Town to the heartfelt steps of Good Will Hunting, Charlestown has played a starring role in cinema for decades. On this 90-minute walking tour, we move past the history books and into the scripts.
Expert Storytelling: Local insights into the story behind the FiLM! Secrets only residents know and how the neighborhood really felt about the film.
Photo Ops: Exact Locations - access to private property
Small Group Size: An intimate experience—no megaphones or crowded buses.
Contact us for special group rates of 6 or more
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This historical parade brings families back to the town year after year.
Train Stop: Community College
Parking: Cambridge Street/Spice Street Parking Lot: $6.00 day
The 2026 Charlestown Bunker Hill Day Parade is scheduled for Sunday, June 14, 2026. This year is particularly significant as it marks the 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill, so the festivities are expected to be even larger than usual.
The Bunker Hill Parade commemorates the Battle of Bunker Hill, the armed services, and the essence of American heritage while celebrating the historic neighborhood of Charlestown.
One of the longest-standing parades in the United States, this event serves as a bridge between commemoration and celebration, dating back to 1786.
Beyond the Monument lie the stories of the people who built Boston. This tour takes you into the heart of Charlestown to uncover the narratives that history books often skip.
Bunker Hill Monument, The Constitution, The Warren Tavern, Phipps Burying Ground,
The Irish Legacy: Trace the footsteps of the immigrants who transformed this neighborhood into a vibrant cultural hub.
The Warren Tavern- The oldest tavern in Massachusetts, once a favorite haunt of Paul Revere and George Washington.
Goody Glover lived in the North End, the "witchcraft" panic she sparked heavily involved the First Church of Charlestown.
Reverend Charles Morton: The minister of Charlestown at the time was deeply involved in the prayer sessions and "exorcisms" held for the Goodwin children.
Margaret Jones (1648): It’s also possible you are merging her story with Margaret Jones, who was a midwife from Charlestown. She was the very first person executed for witchcraft in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, forty years before Goody Glover.
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