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PhotoWalks of Boston

May 13, 2015 By

Have you ever gotten home from vacation only to be disappointed with all of your amateur photos from the trip? PhotoWalks of Boston can help you ensure that doesn’t happen this time! The company offers tours of different Boston neighborhoods. Your tour guide, a professional photographer and Boston aficionado will point out the hot spots, all the while giving you tips to help improve your photography skills.

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Why You’ll Love PhotoWalks of Boston

PhotoWalks has six tours to choose from, each featuring a special part of Boston.

The Back Bay Photo Tour is a fan favorite. You’ll meet at Copley Square, and proceed down Commonwealth Avenue towards some of the most inspiring architecture in the area. Some highlights include Trinity Church, the John Hancock Tower and the Boston Public Library.

If you want to go back in time, try the Beacon Hill Photo Tour. You’ll explore one of the prettiest neighborhoods in Boston. The streets are lined in cobblestone, with brick buildings rising above. Unique details, like window flower boxes and vintage door knockers will be your muse.

If you want to learn just as much about the American Revolution as you want to learn about photography, choose the Freedom Trail Photo Tour. You’ll follow the path of the Sons of Liberty, photographing some of the nation’s most important historical sites along the way.

The North End Photo Tour also includes some of the sites along the Freedom Trail. It also gives you the chance to photograph a well-known area known as an immigration haven throughout history.

Nature lovers will delight in the Public Gardens and Esplanade Photo Tour. This route lets you venture through the parks, snapping shots of flowers, fountains, statues and iconic Boston attractions, like the Swan Boats and the Cambridge skyline.

On a warm, sunny day, there’s no better tour than the Boston Waterfront Photo Tour. You’ll get great photographs of Boston Harbor, and all the harbor side haunts that provide the city with its historical charm.

All of the tours come with a free e-booklet, PhotoWalks Guide to Creative Photography, so you can reference it whenever creativity strikes. Don’t forget to bring your camera!

What Makes PhotoWalks of Boston Special?

Sure, you can see the beauty in Boston no matter where you go, or how you get there, but a PhotoWalks tour can act like a prism. Your tour guide will point out small features that would otherwise go unnoticed, allowing you to live in the moment and enjoy the world in a way you never have before.

What Else Is in the Neighborhood?

PhotoWalks tours take place throughout the entire city of Boston. Ask your tour guide for tips on places to go. She knows the area, and are they’re ready to spill local secrets.

Who’ll Have the Most Fun on a PhotoWalk of Boston?

Everyone! Well, almost… young kids may find the tour boring. That being said, kids who show an interest in photography, and are old enough to handle a digital camera will find it fascinating and will see an improvement in their skills. Adults who want to learn about the city while practicing their picture taking will love it!

PhotoWalks of Boston Details

BestBoston Score: 96%

Beacon Street
Boston, MA 02110
Phone: (617) 851-2273
Email Address: Saba@PhotoWalks.com
Website: photowalks.com

PhotoWalks of Boston Hours

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10:00am-12:30pm
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 10:00am-12:30pm
Saturday: 10:00am-12:30pm
Sunday: 10:00am-1:00pm

Open Year Round: Yes
Reservations Required: Yes
Reservations Strongly Recommended: Yes
Great for Kids: Yes
Parking Avilable: No
Restaurant on Site: No
Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor

Admission Prices

$ 20 for ages 10 to 17.
$ 40 for ages 18 and up.

Takes Credit Cards: Yes

Times listed are the start times of her tours. They can vary and you must make a reservation before you go.

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