Walking along Boston's historic Freedom Trail and part of Boston's original coastline, children will be able to see the historical sites that played major roles in American independence such as Faneuil Hall, the Old State House, and Old South Meeting House. Stops also include the site of the first public school in America and the first burial ground in Boston. Our guides also love to point out the fun attractions such as Shem's grasshopper, the royal lion & unicorn, Benjamin Franklin flying a kite, and the Democrat donkey.

Price: $8 per person

Saint Anthony’s Feast has it all for people of every age: parades, strolling singers, live entertainment, contests and religious services are held daily. Visitors stroll the beautifully decorated streets sampling the best Italian street foods from 100 pushcarts enjoying arancini, sausage peppers & onion, quahogs, calamari, pizza, pasta and of course zeppole, cannoli and gelato. Our guests can also browse the wide selection of souvenir keepsakes and mementos. The highlight of the Feast is the ten hour procession of the Statue of Saint Anthony through the streets of the North End accompanied by devotees, numerous marching bands and floats. The Statue of the Saint returns to his chapel as confetti and streamers cascade from the rooftops.

Price: Free Admission

Price: $161.00

Boston was the most important literary center in the United States and home to many of America's greatest writers. Our literary tour highlights the homes and haunts of such great Victorians as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry David Thoreau, Louisa May Alcott, Henry James, Charles Dickens, and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Individually, they were writers and poets without peer. Collectively, they made Boston the epicenter of American Letters. What brick building went from being an apothecary's shop to the center of literary Boston? What was the Saturday Club and where did they meet? For answers to these questions and more, join your guide for a walking tour of literary Boston in Victorian times.

Price: $12 adults; $8 children (free for members)

Masterbeat World Tours Only New England Appearence!

Follow Boston's great engineering feats from the filling of the Back Bay to the Big Dig, now America's largest public works project. Walk through the new Rose Kennedy Greenway and some of Boston's oldest alleys. Ride the nation's first subway and learn about such taken-for-granted utilities as water, sewage, gas, steam, and electricity. Join us for this unique look at Boston where most of the sightseeing takes place around your feet! Learn the origin of manholes, the different ways to engineer a tunnel, the secret identities of some of Boston's newest buldings, and what was so big about a recent dig.

Price: $14 per person

If Anyone Attended Out Weekends Sunday Night Event Last Year At Avalon, They Know That Chris Harriss Party Turned It Out. This Years Event Is Held At The Roxy Boston. This Year We Want You All To Wear White! Cover Is $15.00 At The Door!