I spent 3 hours with Caty. We were mainly in her car driving from one place to another one, which was very convenient because it was very very hot (92 degrees). We stop at several places, to see different venues. The tour was 100% personalized, which I love it! We were chatting all the way about the city, the people, places to go, and so on. Great experience to have a quick look of the city and be able to go on adventure alone the following day! ;-) Caty was very nice and helpful ! A great guide ! Recommended 100% !

I thought I had signed up for one aimed at kids, but the tour was huge (like 40 people plus) so it was hard for my kids to even see much less follow what was largely delivered as a series of lectures about some of the key locations on the Freedom trail. I thought the lectures were great and would do it again, I just think there may be a better option if you are trying to engage your kids.

The guides were genuine, historically knowledgeable, included participants in discussions and allowed questions. Exceptional guides who are ruining their voices trying to speak over city noises. Most tour guides around the world have amplified microphones. The Freedom Trail tour guides deserve the same. Diane Russell, Speech-Language-Voice Pathologist

A good tour covering many of the key sights of the Freedom Trail. Guide was knowledgeable and told many historic stories. Not being American I struggled to piece together the relevance of people and places. The delivery seemed more targeted to Americans that would have a foundation of historical knowledge. Still insightful for me as a foreigner.

Dan was an excellent presenter and he knew the history of the areas of Cambridge, Lexington, Concord and much more. He added humour in his presentation at different points. It was a very cool day and it went quickly with Dan's presentation and his informative comments on the way. Well worth the trip.