These are a different kind of tour – lots of gossipy history, subversive humor, challenging perspectives, and discussions which may change aspects of how you perceive Boston.

They’re safe for kids – in fact, features like North End Bingo, Stamping Your Name Off History, and Games From The Past, make them fun for all ages!

If you haven’t already visited the Boston Public Library in Copley Square, plan on an extra hour after walking the Common and Public Garden From Beacons And Crooks To Deacons And Books.

Arrive hungry for Pizza, Pasta, Pastries, People, which is split into 3 parts – food – walking off the food – then food.

There’s no gore in Well, THAT’S Not Very Nice; just lots of stories the Office Of Travel And Tourism would rather I didn’t cover while exploring our beautiful Beacon Hill neighborhood.

If You Say You Want A Revolution, we’ll walk the Freedom Trail to explore the 12 factors which contributed to the success of the War of Independence in Boston, while you put together a plan for your own Revolution.

For Cod’s Sake, Let’s Eat is about – eating – our maritime history – eating – our harbor – eating – and eating. There will be plenty of great options if you don’t eat seafood.

Our Boston Brit Box is a participative stroll in which we’ll expand our collective insights into why IS Boston like this? Come ready to join in and share your experience and opinions.

Scenery, Suitability, Style, Subordination, Separation, Sanitation, and Services will be an exploration of the most urban sections of Frederick Law Olmstead’s Emerald Necklace.