Historic Boston is a travel app developed by Rothrock Group LLC. Available for $1.99, it was updated to v3.50 on June 24, 2021, and currently holds a 4.85 out of 5 rating based on 393 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 58 MB of free space and runs Android 10+ or iOS 11.0+.
Freedom Trail tour with audio
Video: Historic Boston Overview
Description
Boston is steeped in Revolutionary War era history, from the Tea Party to the Battle of Bunker Hill.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★Fun!
The kids and adults in our group all enjoyed this tour. The teen, especially, was happy to not be part of a group tour. We could take our time and wander around a couple of the cemeteries - very fun!
★★★★★Freedom Trail
The Freedom Trail is well marked and easy to follow on your own. And, this app made it even better! You can listen to the narration at each stop and there are good historical photos. Plus, it’s nice to be able to stop and start when you want. If there are several people in your group, you can use Family Sharing.
★★★★★Worth it!
If you’re questioning whether to spend the $2 for this walking guide, I highly recommend it! We enjoyed the map and the narration at each stop. Additionally, it allowed us to move along at our own pace and stop for lunch or a coffee when we wanted.
★★★★★Great tour
This was a great way to see the historic sights of Boston on our own time! We stopped for lunch and we didn’t go into all of the places that we weren’t as interested in. I’d recommend this to anyone, young or old!
★★★★★Just Right
The amount of content is just right and the tour is easy to follow. The author provides directions to the next stop but I preferred using my walking GPS. I just toggled between the tour and the GPS when required. I would usually listen to the info about the next stop while walking. Skip the first step - as she said, the tree is long gone. Although by far the longest walk, don’t miss the navy ship yard. Make sure you have your ID in order to get on the ships free of charge. I moved from lo
