Name: Free Walking Tours Presents Hack 2.5 + Redeem Codes
Rating: 4 (3 reviews)

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We provide free walking tours of USA cities and are currently offering tours in Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Princeton. We will be adding more cities in the future.

Our app organizes our tours by city. We provide a descriptive summary and list of locations on the tour as well as an estimated walking time and distance. After tapping “start tour” a map will open up within the app showing the overall path and stops. Start the tour at the red arrow but feel free to jump around to any location. Zoom in / out to move around.

Descriptions of each location can be found by tapping on our green icon for that stop. We have also identified public accessible restrooms throughout many of our tours.

If you want to see our tours before downloading the app, they are all available on freewalkingtourspresents.com, but when taking the tour it is easiest to use the map via our app.

Tours:
Boston (10 Tours)
Freedom Trail. Visit the State House, Park Street Church, Granary Burying Ground, King’s Chapel, Old Corner Bookstore, Old South Meeting House, Old State House, Boston Massacre Site….
Avenue of the Arts. Visit the Mapparium, Museum of Fine Arts, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum….
Black Heritage Tour. Visit the Robert Gould Shaw Memorial, Phillips School, Charles Street Meeting House, Abiel Smith School (Museum of African American History), African Meeting House…
Common to Charles River. Visit Frog Pond, Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Boston Common Visitors Center, Central Burying Ground, Swan Boats, "Make Way for Ducklings" Statues, Charles River Esplanade, Edward A. Hatch Memorial Shell...
Common to Copley. Visit the Boston Common, Public Garden, Copley Plaza, John Hancock Building, Trinity Church, Prudential Center….
Boston’s Greenway. The Greenway is a 1.5 mile 17 acre park sitting atop an underground highway. Visit the Chinatown Gate, Greenway Open Market, Greenway Carousel...
Faneuil Hall and the North End. Visit Paul Revere’s House, Old North Church, Copp’s Hill Burying Ground…
Museum of Science to Constitution. Visit the Charlestown Navy Yard, USS Constitution, Bunker Hill Monument…
New England Aquarium to Faneuil Hall. Visit Quincy Market, Boston Public Market, Haymarket…
Tea Party to Fire. Visit Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, the Boston Children’s Museum, the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA)…
Public Accessible Restrooms in Boston. A map of locations within our tour area.

Philadelphia (2 tours)
Historic Downtown Tour. Visit the Independence Visitor Center, Liberty Bell Center, Independence Hall, Washington Square, First and Second Bank of the United States, Museum of the American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin Museum, Christ Church and Burial Ground, Betsy Ross House, National Constitution Center…
Along the Parkway (Museum Row). Visit City Hall, Franklin Institute, Barnes Foundation, Rodin Museum, Philadelphia Museum of Art…

Pittsburgh (3 tours)
Downtown. Visit the Monongahela Incline, Grandview Avenue, Duquesne Incline, Point State Park, Carnegie Science Museum, Children’s Museum …
Greater Pittsburgh. Visit the Frick Pittsburgh, Carnegie Museums of Natural History and Art, St Anthony’s Chapel, Mattress Factory…
Andy Warhol's Pittsburgh. Visit Warhol’s childhood homes, Carnegie Mellon, burial location, the Warhol Museum...

Princeton (5 tours)
Walking Tour of Princeton. Visit Princeton Art Museum, Princeton University Chapel, Paul Robeson’s Birthplace, the Nassau Inn...
Driving Tour of Princeton. Visit Morven Museum and Garden, Drumthwacket, Albert Einstein house, Woodrow Wilson & Grover Cleveland’s homes...
Revolutionary War Driving/Walking Tour. Visit Princeton Cemetery, Princeton Battle Monument, Princeton Battlefield Park…
10 Crucial Days: Washington Crossing to the First Battle of Trenton. Visit Washington Crossing State Park, Trenton Battle Monument, Old Barracks Museum…
10 Crucial Days: Second Battle of Trenton to the Battle of Princeton. Visit the Princeton Battlefield, Nassau Hall…

Version history

2.5

2022-07-14

We are continuously improving our app, this version contains app updates and bug fixes.

2.4.2

2022-05-27

Update minor issues.

2.4.1

2022-05-04

We've switched to a new map partner - Scribble Maps - as our primary tour provide although we still keep google maps. We have also made minor changes and updates throughout our tours.

2.4

2022-03-24

Enjoy the latest update where we have fixed some minor bugs, also improved the app to provide you a seamless experience.

2.3

2022-03-05

We are continuously trying to improve our app. This version contains some bug fixed

2.2

2022-02-17

Enjoy the latest update where we have fixed some minor bugs, also improved the app to provide you a seamless experience.

2.1

2022-02-09

Enjoy the latest update where we have fixed some minor bugs, also improved the app to provide you a seamless experience.

2.0

2022-02-04

We are continuously trying to improve our app. This version contains some bug fixed

1.8

2021-09-27

We’ve added 2 new children’s tours in Boston: (1) Boston Common to Charles River and (2) Boston Tea Party to Fire Museum. We’ve also been adding more publicly available restrooms around Boston.

These new tours visit: Frog Pond, Central Burying Ground, the Public Garden, Swan Boats, "Make Way for Ducklings" Statues, Charles River Esplanade, Edward A. Hatch Memorial Shell, the Hood Milk Bottle, the Boston Children’s Museum, the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA)…

1.7

2021-05-31

This release adds a new city - Philadelphia - to our free walking tours app. We have one tour of historical Philadelphia including sites such as the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Benjamin Franklin's House, Betsy Ross' House and many more.
We also add 2 new tours in Boston with a focus on children. One covers the Aquarium to Faneiul Hall area and the other is a path along the Charles River from the Museum of Science to the USS Constitution. Sites also include: Bunker Hill Monument, Charlestown Navy Yard, Quincy Market, Greenway Carousel, Boston Public Market, Haymarket.
We have also included publicly accessible restrooms in Boston.

1.6

2021-02-20

This release cleans up various language / formatting to make navigation easier.

1.5

2019-10-31

This 2 mile tour starts at the marketplaces of Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, Boston Public Market and Haymarket and then heads to the North End. Many of the sites are from Revolutionary War times but there are also more modern day sites like the 1950 Great Brinks Robbery. Other sites include: the Zipporah Potter Atkins House, Paul Revere’s House, Lewis Wharf, Paul Revere Statue and Mall, the Old North Church, the Skinny House, Copp’s Hill Burying Ground and the Great Molasses Flood Plaque.

1.4

2019-09-21

We've added a new Boston tour - the Black Heritage Trail. This 1.5 mile trail runs through No. Beacon Hill with stops at important African American historical sites including: Robert Gould Shaw Memorial, George Middleton House, Phillips School, John J Smith House, Charles Street Meeting House, Lewis and Harriet Hayden House, John Coburn House, Smith Court Residences, Abiel Smith School (Museum of African American History), African Meeting House.

We have also redesigned 2 of our Princeton tours- the Princeton Walking Tour and the Princeton Driving Tour.

1.3

2019-09-10

This release includes a new free walking tour in Boston - Tour #2 Boston’s Greenway. The tour starts in Chinatown and follows the 1.5 mile Greenway Park system through its 6 parks (North End, Armenian Heritage, Wharf District, Fort Point, Dewey Square and the Uncle Frank & Auntie Kay Chin Park) ending in the North End. Sites on the tour include: Chinatown Gate, City Winery, Trillium Garden, Greenway Open Market, Boston Harbor Islands Pavilion, Greenway Carousel and the Freedom Trail.

1.2

2019-07-04

This release includes a new free walking tour in the Princeton, NJ area. It is tour #5 10 Crucial Days - the 2nd Battle of Trenton and the Battle of Princeton. We start the tour in Trenton on January 5th, 1777, as the British descend from New Brunswick and Princeton to avenge the Hessians from the 1st Battle of Trenton. We follow the trail that Washington and his troops took leaving in surprise during the night to retreat from the British. They arrive the morning of the 6th just outside of Princeton at the Stony Brook River, meeting the British at the Princeton Battlefield for the Battle of Princeton. After defeating the British in Princeton, Washington lead his troops north continuing to retreat from Cornwallis and the larger British army. They stayed in Somerset Courthouse and Pluckemin before arriving at their winter quarters at Morristown, NJ.

1.1

2019-06-22

This release includes a new free walking tour in the Princeton, NJ area. It is tour #4 George Washington's Crossing and the 1st Battle of Trenton. The tour starts in Washington Crossing, PA and moves across the Delaware River to Washington Crossing State Park in NJ. From there one needs a car to drive Washington's route to Trenton. The tour ends in Trenton where Washington surprised and defeated the Hessian soldiers on December 26 1777.

1.0

2019-05-31