Boston Irish Heritage Trail Guided Tours Spring/Summer 2013

MAY

Sunday, May 5, 2013 and
Sunday May 26, 2013

JUNE

Sunday, June 16, 2013 - - Bloomsday and
Sunday, June 30, 2013

Tour meets at the Visitor Information Center on Boston Common
Tour departs at 2:00 pm
$15 per adult, $8 for children under twelve

Boston Common Visitor's Information Center
139 Tremont St
Boston, MA, 02111
(617) 536-4100 x888
Located near the Park Street MBTA subway station

Tour Stops at these Landmarks:

• Plaque of John Barry, Naval Hero / Boston Common
• Memorial to the Boston Massacre / Boston Common
• Statue of President John F. Kennedy / Mass State House
• Old Boston City Hall / School Street
• Boston Irish Famine Memorial / School Street
• Boston City Hall / Congress Street
• Statue of Boston Mayor Kevin White / Congress Street
• Statues of Boston Mayor James M. Curley / Congress Street

Click here to view the stops.

To celebrate summer in Boston – the Capital of Irish America - the Boston Irish Tourism Association is offering guided tours of the Boston Irish Heritage Trail.

The 90 minute walk led by an experienced tour guide takes you on 300 fascinating years of Boston’s unique Irish history and heritage.  

You’ll discover the Irish role in the Revolutionary War, learn about the 19th century Famine generation and the Irish part in the Civil War.  And you’ll discover famous and infamous politicians - from Curley and White to Collins and the Kennedys - who put their indelible stamp on the history of the city and the nation.

RESERVATIONS:

To guarantee a place on the tour, you can use the form below to reserve your spot.  BITA will generate an electronic Paypal invoice so you can prepay and guarantee your tour reservation.

Alternatively, you can purchase tickets at the Visitor Information Center on Boston Common the day of the tour, but there’s no guarantee a spot will be available.

For more information, please contact Colette Quinlin.