Our tour guide Alissa gave a thoroughly entertaining and fact filled tour on the Freedom Trail. She…read morespoke for 2.5 hours almost nonstop with interesting stories that made history come alive. She is a winner!! Thanks Alissa!

My friend booked our tour through Get Your Guide. Sewart led us on our 2.5+ hour Freedom Trail…read moreyour. He did a fantastic job. He was witty and knowledgeable. Very engaging. I appreciated that he kept his eyes on the group to be sure everyone was moving along. I would def recommend this tour and guide. You can do the Freedom Tour on your own but this was well worth the money to have someone guide you and give you the history at the same time.

I had a very disappointing experience with EF Educational Tours customer service…read more I contacted the company two months before the deadline they imposed to request flexibility regarding my situation. Reaching out well in advance, I expected at least a conversation or some level of understanding. Instead, the response I received was rigid and dismissive. There was no empathy, no attempt to offer alternatives, and no outreach to help resolve the issue. I was simply told that I could reach out again after the tour if I still needed assistance -- which defeats the entire purpose of contacting them proactively. For a company that works with families and students on expensive international travel experiences, I expected a much higher level of customer care. If flexibility and responsive customer service are important to you, you may want to think carefully before booking with EF. Based on my experience, their policies appear to take priority over people, even when customers reach out well in advance to try to resolve an issue.

Got back from peru just a few days ago. Our first group travel experience and yes Peru was amazing…read morebut the accommodations not so much. - Putting children at risk by having them bunk w/ behavioral special needs children - anyone w/ special needs should either stay with a parent or a special needs teacher/ helper, someone who is trained on what to do - What kind of tour leader recommends going to the mall? That is unacceptable - would you add that to your places on the itinerary for a trip to South America??? EF EDUCATIONAL Tours takes you to the mall! For 2hrs!!! Wow. Big education. - Not give us time to grab lunch at the "beach" where we could try the famous ceviche of lima, just to hurry to the mall for 2hrs of nothing, well to eat Japanese is wildly absurb - Dinners; 1 dinner was to par the rest was low income eating for $5k ??? Not worth it. - Hotels; inconsistent wifi, no heat, electricity went out the last day while trying to get ready for our flight - Seats not together on trains, planes or even w/ our personal group - Sitting us in the airport for 2hrs after a 10hr flight, waiting for another group to arrive but took the first group to the hotel right when they landed - Forcing us to the airport early to sit us there for 6hrs bc the other group is leaving much earlier, then expecting us to land after a 6hr airport wait to a 10hr flight & now stay waiting in that airport for our next flight for another 6hrs, THIS IS SOME SORT OF SCAM. Oh here is 30 soles. Wow. - Paid for a 9 day trip & received basically a 6.5 day trip, we were just thrown on someone else's trip to give extra money to their agent. That is criminal. - Only the largest group of travel being considered for all requests/ decisions - Maybe if you are only going to consider one group dont take the money of others just for yr own profit

Lani was absolutely engaging, humorous, and knowledgeable! I truly enjoyed her Harvard campus…read moretour!! Thank you for a fun and informative afternoon!

We arrived to find out that Harvard was having their commencement ceremony in the court yard and…read morethe entire campus was closed to visitors. I'm extremely disappointed that they would offer tours without telling you that the campus was going to be closed. They are a student run company and they would have first hand knowledge knowing this information. They should at least make the information public before you book and travel to the campus to make your own decision if the tour is worth it. They are smart enough to realize this and capitalized on monetary gain instead of the patrons. Would not recommend unless you like to donate to students and listen to traffic.

i did the central square mural tour n it was so cool to learn about all the history of the area,…read morethe artworks, n eat a variety of scrumptious food! get for local trying to explore the community more n also visitors

The Harvard Sq. chocolate tour should be more clearly described as a tour of places that sell…read moredesserts containing chocolate. In fact, the tour did not even go to the one actual chocolate shop in Harvard Sq.. (LA Burdick). The tour guide even shared a story about the place which made it even more surprising that it was not included on the itinerary.

Sean has a wealth of knowledge in the history of Boston, Cambridge and nearby towns and the…read morecritical role they played in the American Revolution. He is also an amazing tour guide, personalizing the tour based on individual preferences and interests. While I had already seen Boston and Cambridge once before on my own, I now appreciate the places I visited even more not only because of their own natural beauty and charm, drive for innovation in a vibrant economy, and scenic beaches, but also Sean's the intricate storytelling behind each monument, modern building, sculpture, a famous person (even food and beverages like a charming casual place to relish a dark chocolate drink or indulging pizza from a local popular pizza place). That storytelling from past to present mades the tour more holistic and memorable, so much that I'd like to come back to Boston and Cambridge and explore more sites not yet visited. So, if you want to immerse yourself in a adventure in the East Coast, reach out to Sean and check out his website and youtube channel.

I arranged a May 2024 itinerary planning + custom tour which helped me economically find my way…read morearound Cambridge and Boston just after moving there to work temporarily at one of the universities' labs. Sean D. showed me how to reach important spots via the MBTA, but while planning and touring he shared valuable information of all kinds about Cambridge, Boston, and the region. Thanks to such a positive start, I want to move there! Highly recommend!

Nate was a great tour guide!! He spoke with confidence and looked like he knew what he was talking…read moreabout, very friendly and answered all our questions!! Great work.

Jessica is stuck in the word "um" and the phrase "ok...yeah", she says it every five seconds and it…read morereally wore on me. The campus is huge and the hands on style of teaching is appealing.

We had a great North End tour with David today. In spite of the rain throughout the tour David kept…read moreus entertained along with providing great and interesting detail throughout the tour. David's appreciation for food made the tour that much better. We were definitely ready to eat some great North end food by the end of the tour. Along with David's entertaining stories he also shared a very moving story when telling us about the beautifully designed Holocaust memorial. Free Tours and David are highly recommended.

4.5 stars. We…read morejoined the Free tours by foot in NOLA/ Garden District back in Feb, had a great experience and was glad to find out there is one in Boston as well. Signing up for the tour was easy enough though I don't really like the idea of paying the (optional) fee via PayPal. For some reason when I did that in New Orleans, it automatically created a new PayPal account for me, based on the email address I used. (Even though it says you don't need a PayPal account...) But this time when I attempted to use the same email to pay, it just wouldn't go through despite resetting the password and what not. Ended up asking hubby to pay with his PayPal. Quite a hassle. Other than that, our guide, Brian, was hilarious and passionate about educating us and I had a great time. We took the tour on Mother's Day and half of the 25 or so customers were from Europe. I think maybe there is a little language barrier as not everyone laughed at Brian's jokes. Plus it was a super windy and cold day and some just wanna go back to bed I guess. The tour was about 1 hour 45 mins. It really didn't walk far, maybe 1-1.5 miles. But I truly enjoyed the story telling. Highly recommend.

Perfect combination of history and fun! Pointed out so many more things than we would have…read morelearned on our own. Well worth it! TY for a great tour!

Nate in character (Christopher Shultz) was a terrific engaging and knowledgeable guide for our…read moreFreedom Tour Trail. He brought the history of Boston's role in the Revolution to life and kept the interest of both the kids and adults in our small group. Good sense of humor and was happy to answer both good and dumb questions. Tour was well paced. Highly recommend Freedom Trail Tours and Christopher as a guide.

The Tour was totally entertaining, detailed, and eye opening--even for us locals. Omar was…read moreincredibly well informed, and careful to find stops where everyone could sit and listen. Walking was at a reasonable pace. Definitely a good value and a great experience.

Such a fun tour! Our guide Tom was hilarious and had amazing stories. Definitely recommend going!read more

A nice cruise of the harbor to see the waterfront and tall ships. Small boat, and to get a good…read moreview, you really have to go to the front of the boat. Nonetheless, it was a good time. Crew was friendly and informative, and the seats are comfortable. We even got to see a Coast Guard rescue training exercise. Overall, it was a fun time and a unique, different way to spend a summer day.

Charles River Boat Company did an excellent job presenting the Tall Ships to our Senior Center…read moregroup. It was an easy trip to plan from the cruise to the lunch at Cheesecake Factory. Thank you for a wonderful presentation of the many Tall Ships viewed from the water.