Hopefully there will be a chance to meet and chat with the area’s best bakers, if we catch them at a quiet moment. A taste of pizza awaits at a neighborhood favorite and then we’ll cap off the North End food experience with samples of the best Italian pastries along the back streets of this delicious neighborhood.
After church, we’ll dive deeper into the local side of the North End. We make our way to the Old North Church, where we may get to step inside the hallowed walls. Hear stories about some of the most influential events that happened in Boston, including Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride. As you let the caffeine kick in, your guide goes back in time into North End history. Here, if you like, you can purchase and enjoy your choice of a classic cappuccino, espresso or tea or just take a minute off your feet. Next up, we’ll take in the energy of the North End’s busiest corridor, Hanover Street, where it’s time for a mid-tour break with your guide at a traditional Italian café. A proper Italian salumeria is next, where you’ll have a chance to enjoy some Italian meats and cheeses at their finest and freshest. Your guide will introduce you to a small, hidden Italian bakery serving up fresh bread daily. Tasty food is never far away in the North End. We’ll make our way to the heart of the North End, with views of some of the most historic sites and properties in the neighborhood, some dating back to the late 1600s and 1700s. We will begin at the lifeblood of Boston, the Boston Harbor, with a walk through a scenic waterfront park, with views of the harbor. Your North End to the Freedom Trail combines our North End Food Tour and our History and Highlights Tour to make up a brilliant half day tour that will give you a comprehensive introduction to our fair city. Both the Old North Church and King's Chapel are non-profit organizations that work hard to educate school children and adults on American history and colonial life. You also stop at a couple of world-famous churches which are as much a part of Boston (and America's) history as you can get.So any inclusions on the tour and additional purchases you make will directly benefit the local community. In the morning when you are in the famous North End, all of the food stops are 100% owned and run by locals, ensuring that local people benefit from tourism to their city.The Food to Freedom Tour is environmentally friendly because unlike many of the tour companies in Boston, you walk as opposed to using buses or other vehicles.Local Impact: How you will help the local community by joining this tour:
0 kommentar(er)
