BOStoday Freedom Trail Map

Freedom Trail Stop 16 places

1. 1Bunker Hill MonumentBunker Hill Monument, Monument Square, Charlestown, MA, USAStop No. 16 — The first major battle of the Revolutionary War was dubbed the Battle of Bunker Hill, even though the battle didn’t take plac…
2. 2Bunker Hill MonumentBunker Hill Monument, Monument Square, Charlestown, MA, USAStop No. 16 — The first major battle of the Revolutionary War was dubbed the Battle of Bunker Hill, even though the battle didn’t take plac…
3. 3USS ConstitutionUSS Constitution, Chelsea Street, Charlestown, MA, USAStop No. 15 — This is the oldest commissioned warship, earning the nickname “Old Ironsides” during the War of 1812. Pro tip: hop on the fer…
4. 4Copp's Hill Burying GroundCopps Hill Burying Ground, Hull Street, Boston, MA, USAStop No. 14 — William Copp was a shoemaker, you’ll see his gravestone here along with other merchants, artisans, and crafters from the Nort…
5. 5Old North ChurchOld North Church, Salem Street, Boston, MA, USAKnown as Boston’s oldest church that also launched the revolution, the location is famous for being the destination where Paul Revere warne…
6. 6Paul Revere HouseThe Paul Revere House, North Square, Boston, MA, USAStop No. 12 — You’ll spot this gray building as you enter the North End. It was owned by Paul Revere, famously known for taking the Midnigh…
7. 7Faneuil HallFaneuil Hall Marketplace, South Market Street, Boston, MA, USAStop No. 11 — Much like the building is today, this was the hub for commerce in the mid-1740s. This marketplace was also the location where…
8. 8Boston Massacre SiteBoston Massacre Site, Congress Street, Boston, MA, USAStop No. 10 — Located right outside of the Old State House, this is the location where five civilians were killed in 1770 due to high tensi…
9. 9Old State HouseOld State House, Washington Street, Boston, MA, USAStop No. 9 — This location has stood the test of time, fire, and revolution as the oldest surviving public building in Boston. On July 18,…
10. 10Old South Meeting HouseOld South Meeting House, Washington Street, Boston, MA, USAStop No. 8 — This is one of the most important colonial meeting sites of its time. It was built in 1729 as a meeting house and has since be…