Boston Pre-Game Walking Food Tour to TD Garden

Have some PRE-GAME Fun before the big game at TD Garden. This fun & unique walking tour is part Pizza & Axe Throwing, part History & Photography, and part Beer & Boston Sports! Discover Boston's oldest neighborhood during this exciting (we have the VERY BEST Tour Guides in Boston - check our reviews!) 2+ hour walk. See FOUR Freedom Trail sites, plus enjoy a slice from Boston’s oldest Pizzeria with a brick oven dating back to 1883. Learn about top Boston sports legebds like World Welterweight Champion, Tony DeMarco, and Bobby Orr. Your Tour Guide will also show you historical sites including the Paul Revere House, Old North Church, Bunker Hill Monument, USS Constitution, and Copp's Hill burying ground. Also look for our popular North End Pizza Tour, Historic Pub Lovers Tour and Boston Seafood Lovers Tour.

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Location: Boston

What's Included

Enjoy a slice (cheese or pepperoni) from Boston's oldest pizzeria.
Enjoy shared appetizers at a restaurant across from TD Garden. Includes one free drink (beer, wine or soda) per person.
Bottled water
20-minutes of AXE THROWING!
Take pictures with (the statue of) Bobby ORR!
See 5 Freedom Trail Sites, including Old North, Paul Revere House, Bunker Hill & Old Ironsides.
Walk in the footsteps of Revolutionary Patriots like Paul Revere, Samuel Adams and George Washington
2+ Hour Axe Throwing, History & Food Tour of Boston's North End

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is there an age limit for this tour? Can kids join in on the axe throwing?

A: Kids are welcome on the tour, but they need to be at least 12 years old to participate in the axe throwing. Just be aware that for those under 18, an adult has to sign a waiver. It's a great family-friendly outing, especially if you're into sports and history!

Q: What happens if it rains? Do they cancel the tour?

A: The tour runs rain or shine unless it's severe weather. They’ll provide ponchos if it starts drizzling, and the axe throwing is usually under cover. Just check the forecast and wear comfortable shoes!

Q: What should I wear for the walking tour, and how intense is the walking?

A: Wear comfy shoes since you'll be walking for about 2+ hours. It’s not super intense, but there are some hills in the North End. Dress in layers too—Boston weather can be tricky!

Discussions

Just did the Boston Pre-Game Walking Food Tour—what a blast!

I went on the Boston Pre-Game Walking Food Tour last weekend, and it was so much fun! The tour guides are super knowledgeable and funny. We got to see the Paul Revere House and the Old North Church and eat a slice from that famous pizzeria—it was so good! Plus, the axe throwing was a surprise highlight. I definitely recommend it for sports fans. It really got me pumped for the game later!

Thinking of gifting the Boston Pre-Game Tour—thoughts?

I’m thinking about getting the Boston Pre-Game Walking Food Tour as a gift for my boyfriend's birthday. He loves sports and food, and I think this combo is perfect! Anyone done this? How’s the food part? Is it enough to fill you up before a game?