facebook

Important Message from Boston Tea Party Ships. Read more. Also, Important Message on the Boston Old Town Trolley Tours during Red Sox games and events around stop 12. Read more.

Wednesday, April 18th very limited tours for public until 11:30.
Wednesday April 25th Very Busy- Public tours running every hour between 10:00 and 3:30. Waits may be longer than normal  Do not wait until the last tour at 5 pm to arrive.
On days there is a Game or other event at Fenway Park, Old Town Trolley Service to Stop # 12 (Fenway Park) will cease one hour before the start if the event and recommence 1/2 hour after the event starts. During and at the end of the Ball Game or event, we will monitor traffic at Fenway and at our discretion may suspend service to Stop #12
Guest are advised that Fenway is a relatively easy walk from Stop # 11, Dalton Street, during the time Stop # 12 is closed.
For Sunday, April 22nd – Old Town Trolley Tours of Boston will have changes to the regular route due to the annual Greek Independence Day Parade as well as the closure of the Longfellow Bridge for ongoing construction. Stops may be made out of order or reclocated due to detours. Please call the local office at 617-269-7150 option 1 for the most up to date information.
Stop # 13 will be in front of the Cambridge Marriot on Broadway.
Close X
 
logo-print
Skip to content
boston Events
April
Previous Next
Scroll
March
May

April

-

Local Residents Ride Free

Show your family and friends around the town in preparation for the Boston Marathon! Massachusetts residents can enjoy the Old Town Trolley tour and Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum for FREE when accompanied by a full fare adult paid guest with Hometown Pass.

Go to Hometown Pass for more information.

9:17 AM - 11:15 AM

The Boston Marathon

The Boston Marathon – one of the city’s biggest events of the year, and also known as the “Patriots Day Race” – features about 36,000 elite runners from around the world competing in a route made difficult by rolling terrain and features such as Heartbreak Hill. 26 mile, 385 yard course between Hopkinton and Boston.

Run of the Charles

Charles River

New England’s largest canoe and kayak race takes place on the last Sunday in April – perfect way to spend a Saturday afternoon if you’re a spectator, or enjoy a day on the river if you’re a paddler. Don’t miss the Finish Line Festival beginning at 11:30am at Artesani/Herter Park with live music. Free for spectators. Races start between 10:30am and 1pm.

11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Japan Festival Boston

Boston Common, 139 Tremont St. Free

Japan Festival Boston is an Outdoor “Matsuri” experience in Boston, with over 100 booths with Japanese culture and food as the main focus, as well as both traditional and contemporary performances. There will be regular booths, food booths, performances/music shows, workshops, Cosplay shows, raffles, and this year they will have a kids section!

Scroll Down
Back to top
Online Chat