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12 Iconic American Locations You Can Visit for Free

July 28, 2021 · Travel
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12. The Freedom Trail

If you are passionate about history and you want to know even more, you need to visit The Freedom Trail. The famous location is located in Boston and it takes you in a fantastic journey throughout the history of the American Revolution. You can visit important landmarks, and museums that marked the colonial age, such as the Boston Common, and the Old South Meeting House.

One of the most popular attraction is the Boston Tea Party ship and museum where you can literally throw tea in the water.

Of course, if you want to enjoy your day at the Freedom Trail properly, you can take the Old Town Trolley Tours. It was rated by Forbes as one of the Top-Ten Best Tours in the city, with a hop-on, hop-off access and a lot of stops, so you can make sure that you don’t miss any important landmarks.

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