Join us for a unique 'Dickens of an adventure' as we explore Boston's holiday traditions from the past, present and future from the comfort of our festive tram. Your character-costumed guide will take you to all the important locations connected to Boston's illustrious past. Hear tales of Charles Dickens' own visit at the Omni Parker House, the first Christmases when the colonists landed, and Boston's modern celebrations of the holiday season. Don't let the opportunity slip to make priceless memories! Start your journey by reserving your tour right now!
The Holiday Sights & Festive Nights Trolley Tour is a Dickensian adventure. We set out on our excursion with a "Dickens of an adventure." You will hear about Christmas from the colonial era and even Charles Dickens' visit at the Omni Parker House as we tour the city. See how modern Boston enjoys the holiday season.
The tram trip passes through some of Boston's most exquisitely decorated historic sites, residential areas and tourist destinations. While taking in the city's winter splendour, you can view dazzling lights, festive decorations, and Christmas markets.
The tour offers guests a cosy and engaging experience as they explore the city, frequently including stories about Boston's Christmas customs, festive songs, and seasonal music.
Boston Common
Visit the Boston Common, where the holiday spirit truly comes to life. You will see our world-famous ice rink and learn about the intriguing background of Boston's yearly Christmas tree, which is brought in from Halifax, Nova Scotia. This is a great chance to take a family portrait that embodies the spirit of the holidays.
Charles Street
Unwind as we drive you down Charles Street, one of the oldest avenues in Boston. Allow its exquisite ornaments to take you back in time to earlier holidays. Discover the famous authors and painters that have resided on this street, as well as the Royal family's Christmas promenade in the winters.
Popular stops often include:
Faneuil Hall Marketplace: Known for its massive holiday tree and dazzling light displays.
Boston Common: The city's oldest park, beautifully decorated with lights and home to Boston’s Christmas Tree.
Beacon Hill: A historical neighborhood featuring charming holiday décor and classic New England architecture.
North End: Boston’s Italian neighborhood, which often features holiday lights and special events.
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"Great for those who prefer a relaxed pace. We could explore attractions at our own speed and hop back on easily. Clean buses and friendly drivers added to comfort."
"Perfect for families with kids. Safe, convenient, and fun way to see the city. Children enjoyed the scenic ride while adults appreciated the informative commentary and easy access to attractions."
"Covered all major landmarks efficiently. Routes were well designed, and we didn’t miss any important attractions. Ideal for maximizing sightseeing within limited time during our short city visit."
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