Route name: Green route
Attraction timings: 1pm to 4pm
5% off
Inclusions
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
Access to:
Old Town Trolley Tours
Green Route: Trolley Route
Apr to Oct:
Nov to Mar:
Orange Route: Seaport Hotel Shuttle Loop
Apr to Oct:
Nov to Mar:
Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points.
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
View Boston
Inclusions
Green Route: Trolley Route
Apr to Oct:
Nov to Mar:
Orange Route: Seaport Hotel Shuttle Loop
Apr to Oct:
Nov to Mar:
Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points.
5% off
Inclusions
View Boston Standard Ticket: Skip-the-Box Office
Old Town Trolley Tours: 1-Day Hop-On Hop-Off
View Boston Standard Ticket: Skip-the-Box Office
Old Town Trolley Tours: 1-Day Hop-On Hop-Off
The Green Route takes you through the historic heart of Boston and the city’s most iconic neighborhoods and landmarks, including the charming streets of Beacon Hill, the Historic North End, and the naval legacy at the USS Constitution. Perfect for history enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike, this route lets you explore Boston’s rich heritage and stunning architecture.
Overview:
Full loop duration: 2 hours
The Orange Route/Seaport Shuttle Loop connects you to Boston’s vibrant waterfront and modern attractions, such as the interactive Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, the bustling South Station, and the contemporary Boston Convention & Exhibition Center. This route is ideal if you want to experience Boston’s blend of historic charm and modern flair.
Overview:
Full loop duration: 2 hours
Route name: Green route
Attraction timings: 1pm to 4pm
If you have two days in Boston, explore the city at a relaxed pace with this plan:
Start at Faneuil Hall and explore its shops and eateries. Hop on the trolley and head to the Historic North End, then stop by the Old State House to uncover Boston’s revolutionary tales. Continue to the USS Constitution & Museum, where you can walk the decks of this famous ship.
Stop for lunch at Legal Sea Foods, then visit the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum for an interactive experience. Hop back on the trolley and end your day at Beacon Hill, strolling the charming streets and relaxing at Boston Common, for a perfect historic loop.
Begin at the Prudential Center, enjoying panoramic views from the Skywalk Observatory. Visit Christian Science Plaza and Symphony Hall, then make your way to Copley Place Mall for some shopping.
After lunch, take the trolley to South Station or the Boston Convention Center and explore Boston’s modern districts. If time permits, check out the scenic Boston Fish Pier or hop off at the Black Falcon Cruise Ship Terminal for waterfront views.
End your day with a leisurely harbor cruise (with discounted tickets) or an evening Ghosts & Gravestones tour to dive into Boston’s spooky past and give your day an exciting cultural twist.
The trolleys feature roll-up plastic windows and heated interiors during winter for comfort. However, they are not air-conditioned.
Yes, tours run year-round, rain or shine. Extreme weather, like blizzards, may cause temporary closures.
Ride as many loops as you’d like, but we recommend hopping off to explore attractions. Each ride provides similar commentary, albeit with unique delivery from different guides.
Trolleys arrive frequently, though timing may vary with traffic, weather, and seasonal demand. They’re more frequent on weekends.
Small luggage may be accommodated if space allows, but storage is limited.