- Our Flagship Tour
- 2.5-3 hours Duration 2.5-3 hours
The City View Tour covers the best of Boston and many of its famous neighborhoods and sights, led by an experienced guide who can point out all of the highlights. Our flagship tour!
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The Tour de Boston is our family-friendly bike tour for families with young children or those who are not as comfortable on a bicycle.
This route is almost entirely on bike paths along the Charles River. Unlike the City View tour, the Tour de Boston does not include stops at many historic and cultural sites since it does not include travel into Downtown Boston and other neighborhoods in the city.
All of our Boston bike tours include an individually-fitted bike, helmet, and, of course, a friendly and knowledgeable guide who leads you on your travels. From the serene bike paths on the Charles River to the historic Charlestown Navy Yard, this family-friendly tour is guaranteed to be a ‘wheely’ good time!
Want an extra boost? Upgrade to an E-bike for just $40. Please note you must be at least 16 to ride an electric bike.
Please call us at 617-670-0637 for additional information.
Yes! This is our family-friendly option among our Boston bike tours and rides about 75% on bike paths. However, guests should be comfortable riding in a bike lane alongside light traffic.
Yes! Please refer to our Private Tours page for more details. Minimum orders and additional fees will apply.
No. The tour rides by Harvard’s campus on a bicycle path, but the tour does not enter Harvard Square due to the heavy traffic there.
The City View Tour covers the best of Boston and many of its famous neighborhoods and sights, led by an experienced guide who can point out all of the highlights. Our flagship tour!
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