• Boston Harbor - The immersive historic tour begins where Massachusetts’ history begins—Boston Harbor. Guests meet their guide, complete a quick but effective bike orientation, and roll into the rich history of the Hub of the Universe.
• North End - Boston’s North End allows visitors to step back in time to when colonial residents, barterers, bakers, and bankers all walked the famed streets of Boston’s “Little Italy.” Guests will understand what makes this neighborhood unique, where to find the best baked goods, and hear the story of the start of the American Revolution.
• Old North Church & Historic Site - The famed signal that started the Revolution—the Old North Church’s “One if by Land, Two if by Sea” marked the beginning of one of the most famous battles in United States history.

*stop availability is subject to road closures & DOT restrictions

• Bunker Hill - From across the Charles River, the group will have exceptional views of Charlestown, MA—including the iconic Bunker Hill Memorial and USS Constitution. Guests can snap photos with the skyline in the background and hear the harrowing tales of the Battle of Bunker Hill.
• TD Garden - Home to two of the U.S.’s most beloved sports franchises, the Boston Bruins and Boston Celtics, the TD Garden is one of America’s most recognizable arenas. Guests will hear the history of some of New England’s famous fan-favorite moments and grab a photo alongside the arena’s brand new North Station entrance.
• Faneuil Hall Marketplace - The Heart of the the Cradle of Liberty—Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market provided the backdrop for some of America’s most formative moments. The guide will provide background on what guests should and should not eat and drink while at the market, share tips and tricks to get the most out of the street performances, and offer a shortlist of what to return to when the tour ends.
  NOTE: This tour begins and ends approximately one block from Quincy Market—guides will direct guests on how to return to the market after the tour’s end.
• Old State House - The National Historic Site of the “Boston Massacre,” the Old State House is where governmental life took place in early Boston history. The guide will dive deep into the need-to-knows about one of the United States’ most misunderstood stories and provide a foundation for the upcoming history of Boston.
• Boston Common - America’s Oldest Public Park—a place where ideas are shared, wins are celebrated, and duels were frequent—the Boston Common is as synonymous with American culture as anything.
• Boston Public Garden - As America’s first public botanical garden, the Boston Public Garden is a lush floral oasis in the middle of a megalopolis. The guide will share the story of the famed Make Way for Ducklings Statue, the iconic Swan Boats, and the finale of the “two if by sea” story.
• Copley Square - The heart of the Back Bay of Boston—Copley Square will provide guests a brief intermission on tour to rest their legs, grab a beverage, and ask questions. Framed by some of Boston’s most famed sights, Copley Square is one of the city’s most compact historic blocks.
• Boston Public Library - While visiting Copley Square, guests will have the opportunity to snap a photo on the iconic steps of the Boston Public Library or sneak inside to say “hi” to their famed Lions.
• Trinity Church - Founded in 1733, Trinity Church is one of the most beautiful sanctuaries in the city. Framed by the “John Hancock Tower” and the Boston Marathon Finish Line, Trinity Church is an encapsulation of a bygone Boston.
• Berklee College of Music - One of the leading music and entertainment colleges in the world, Berklee serves as the centerpiece of Boston’s famous Avenue of the Arts. Having launched the careers of Charlie Puth, Quincy Jones, John Mayer, Esperanza Spalding, and thousands more, Berklee begins one of the most musical parts of the e-bike adventure.
• Symphony Hall - Home to the 13-time Grammy-Award Winning Boston Symphony and Boston Pops, Symphony Hall is one of America’s most beloved music venues. This simple music hall began the careers of both John Williams (of Star Wars, ET, and Jaws composition fame) and Arthur Fiedler—two of the U.S.’s most award-winning and beloved composers and conductors.

*stop availability is subject to road closures & DOT restrictions

• Fenway Park - Considered “America’s Most Beloved Ballpark,” Fenway Park is home to the 9-time World Series Champions, the Boston Red Sox. Guests will hear the story of the iconic Green Monster, some of baseball’s brightest stars, and the legends of the mound while framed by the MLB’s oldest stadium.

*stop availability is subject to road closures & DOT restrictions

• Charles River - The source of inspiration for art, music, commerce, and travel, the Charles River is the heartbeat of Boston new and old. Guests can see the sailboats as they race along the esplanade, the ever-growing skyline of Downtown Boston, and the footprint of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Considered the second best university on Earth, MIT is the bastion of higher education in America. Right down the road from the legendary Harvard University, MIT serves as a reminder of the educational excellence in and around Boston. The tour will explore the facades of two of MIT’s most famous buildings and teach guests more about what it takes to make it to the top of one of the most difficult colleges in the world.

*stop availability is subject to road closures & DOT restrictions

• Charles Street - Glide through one of the most photographed locations in New England—Charles Street and Beacon Hill. Guests will step back into a bygone time of Boston history when hand-carved wooden shop signs lined the streets of Beantown and single-family homes were common alongside the state house.
• Quincy Market - The tour will end just one block away from Quincy Market, where the guide will point guests in the direction of the best bagels, chowdah, and baked goods nearby. Guests will also have the opportunity to purchase additional discounted area tours and attractions from their guide following their tour.

• Use of immersive audio device to stay connected to your guide
• Use of the required bicycle helmet
• Bicycle use
• Bottled water

• Gratuities

Explore over 400 years of Boston’s history with Wander Boston’s acclaimed immersive historic e-bike tour. Guided by an expert who provides live narration, this tour covers more than 200 points of interest across 8 distinct Boston neighborhoods. Stay connected to your guide with a helmet that doubles as an audio device, ensuring you don’t miss any Massachusetts history. Unlike other tours, this all e-bike experience lets guests decide when and how they want assistance, whether you’re looking to burn off a lobster roll or enjoy a leisurely e-bike ride. Starting in the heart of Downtown Boston means less travel time to the starting point and more time on the tour. From Faneuil Hall to Fenway, Cambridge to the Common, Wander Boston’s historic electric bike tour offers extensive coverage while saving you money!

• Guests with physical limitations are always welcome to notify us and we will make every accomodation we can
• We do not restrict age, height, weight, or physical ability- however, all guests must be able to mount, dismount, pedal, and power themselves, unaided, throughout the duration of the tour.
• Per Massachusetts State Law- all guests are required to wear the provided helmet.
• We are unable to accommodate guests who, upon arrival, appear injured, intoxicated, or under the influence

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.