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Relax and see Boston’s top sights without the hassle of walking or traffic. With a customizable pedicab tour, you’ll glide past historic landmarks and iconic sites, all while enjoying a comfortable, private ride. It’s perfect for those who want to experience Boston’s rich history without breaking a sweat.
Led by Rachel, a licensed pedicab driver with 16 years of experience, these tours are tailored to your interests. Whether you want to focus on the Freedom Trail, stop for photos, or include specific neighborhoods, the tour can be adjusted to suit your preferences. Small pets are welcome, making it a fun outing for the whole family.
Rain or shine, these open-air pedicab tours keep going. Dress for the weather and prepare for a memorable, personalized adventure through Boston’s historic streets and scenic parks.
The tour lasts about 1.5 hours, giving you plenty of time to see many highlights without feeling rushed.
Absolutely. Tours are private and can be tailored within the 90-minute window to include specific stops, photo opportunities, or exclude certain areas based on your interests.
The tour is suitable for travelers of all ages, from infants to seniors. Kids and adults alike will enjoy the ride.
Yes, it’s suitable for all physical fitness levels. The pedicab is open-air, so dress accordingly, especially in bad weather.
Bring weather-appropriate clothing and any snacks or drinks you might want. Snacks can be purchased along the route if needed.
Cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled tour for a full refund.
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Start with a pickup at the Prudential Center, following the Boston Marathon route to the finish line and memorial.
Stop in Copley Square to discuss Trinity Church, the Public Library, and Boston's tallest skyscraper.
Visit the site where the Boston Tea Party began at the Puritan meeting house.
Pass Boston's oldest commercial building.
Learn about the Old State House’s role in colonial government and the Boston Massacre.
Discuss Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, and Peter Faneuil’s involvement in the slave trade.
Pass by Union Oyster House and the Holocaust Memorial en route to the historic Haymarket.
Pass Paul Revere's approximately 346-year-old house in Rachel Revere Square.
Visit Paul Revere’s statue in Paul Revere Mall and hear about Old North Church.
See a charming tribute to local saints built by a North End resident.
Relax in a waterfront park near Long Wharf.
Pass through the park built on the Big Dig site.
See the iconic Boston Custom House clock tower.
Visit Boston’s oldest cemetery and its first Anglican church.
View the graves of Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and Boston Massacre victims.
Enjoy a 5-minute stop at America’s oldest park with views of the Massachusetts State House.
Make good use of bike lanes around the park.
Pass by Norm!
Ride down tree-lined Commonwealth Avenue, passing historic brownstones back to the Prudential Center.
Pickup available or meet at the start point
The standard route begins at the Prudential Center’s Boylston St entrance at 800 Boylston St. Tours are private and can be customized to start and end at most locations within Back Bay, Fenway, South End, North End, Downtown, or Seaport neighborhoods. Requests for pickup or drop-off at specific hotels, parking garages, train stations, or restaurants can usually be accommodated with advance notice. Please message us to confirm your preferred location.
Open in Google MapsPickup is available from 57 listed hotels. Exact pickup time is confirmed after booking.
Cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled tour for a full refund.
Your booking is confirmed immediately after checkout.
From $135.00 per person