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Old Town Trolley Tours Boston hop-on hop-off stops, routes, and maps
Green Route: Trolley Route
Orange Route: Seaport Hotel Shuttle Loop
- Best suited for: Tourists looking to explore explore the city’s historic landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods
- Major sights: Historic North End, USS Constitution, Charles Street & Beacon Hill
- First bus: 9am from stop #1 (Faneuil Hall Marketplace)
- Last bus: 5pm from stop #1(April-Oct), 4pm (Nov-March) (Faneuil Hall Marketplace)
- No. of stops: 14 stops
- First stop: Faneuil Hall Marketplace
- Frequency: Every 20-30 minutes
- Full loop duration: 2 hours
- Best suited for: Perfect for connecting visitors in the Seaport District to Boston’s main attractions with stops at key locations like the Boston Convention Center and South Station.
- Major sights: Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, South Station & Black Falcon Cruise Ship
- First bus: 9am from stop #14 (Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum)
- Last bus: 5pm from stop #1(April-Oct), 4pm (Nov-March) (Faneuil Hall Marketplace)
- No. of stops: 14 stops
- First stop: Faneuil Hall Marketplace
- Frequency: Every 20-30 minutes
- Full loop duration: 2 hours
Big Bus Boston hop-on hop-off stops, routes, and maps
The red route
- Best suited for: For first-time visitors looking for an easy and flexible way to explore the city’s top landmarks and neighborhoods with informative commentary.
- Major sights: USS Constitution & Museum, Old State House, New England Aquarium
- First bus: 9am from stop #1 (New England Aquarium)
- Last bus: 4pm from stop #1 (New England Aquarium)
- No. of stops: 7 stops
- First stop: New England Aquarium
- Frequency: Every 60 minutes
- Full loop duration: 1 hours 30 minutes
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Frequently asked questions
Which popular attractions are included in the Boston Hop-On Hop-Off routes?
The Boston HOHO tours cover iconic landmarks like the Freedom Trail, Boston Harbor, Back Bay, and historic neighborhoods like the North End. You’ll also get to see the USS Constitution, Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, and the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center.
How frequently do the Boston HOHO buses run?
The Green and Orange routes take about 2 hours each for a complete loop, while the Big Bus Red Route completes a loop in approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. It’s a great way to relax and soak in the city’s beauty.
Can I buy combo tickets for Boston attractions along with the HOHO tour?
Absolutely! There are great combo deals available, like the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum plus the HOHO tour, or tickets to View Boston bundled with the Old Town Trolley Tours. These options let you save while maximizing your city experience.
Is there a recommended route for first-time visitors?
If it’s your first time in Boston, the Red Route from Big Bus is ideal. It’s designed to take you through the city’s top landmarks and neighborhoods with engaging commentary that adds depth to your experience.
Are the Boston HOHO buses wheelchair accessible?
Yes, buses are wheelchair accessible, ensuring all visitors can enjoy exploring Boston comfortably.
What should I keep in mind when using the Boston HOHO buses?
Plan your day around the stops that interest you the most, wear comfortable shoes for walking tours, and bring a light jacket—it can get breezy near Boston Harbor. Don’t forget your camera for those postcard-worthy views!
Is a Boston Hop-On Hop-Off tour worth it?
Definitely! It’s a hassle-free way to explore Boston’s rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning views while avoiding the complexities of public transport. Whether you’re a history buff, foodie, or casual explorer, there’s something for everyone!