HISTORIC PUB TOURS IN THE USA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 7 historic pub tours in the USA worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Savannah’s $30 haunted pub crawl pairs ghost stories, Colonial Park Cemetery, local bars, and city history on a two-hour night walk.
“Could've been more paranormal talk.. most was history which is fine but CREEPY CRAWL should be just that creepy. If it wasn't for us drinking I dont think I would've enjoyed it as much.”
Explore Fort Worth Stockyards history, cowboy stories, and four iconic bars on a small-group pub crawl with expert local guides.
“Big Tom did a great job of portraying the life of the cowboy and how it fit into the history of the cattle drives and evolution of Fort Worth as a cattle town.”
Explore Washington DC history through four pubs, White House stories, Prohibition tales, and a small group capped at 12 people.
“Dalton was very knowledgeable and friendly. I would recommend this experience to anyone who is interested in beer and history”
Review of Boston’s Historic Taverns Tour, with two drinks, snacks, a ferry ride, Freedom Trail sights, and a North End cannoli.
“I was in Boston on business and had an afternoon of free time so I chose to take The Boston Historic Taverns Tour with Tastings and Ferry. And what an excellent choice that was. "Big Al" is one of the best tour guides I've ever seen (I took the Boston Pizza Lovers tour with him earlier this year and he seems incredibly passionate about his work). He's incredibly friendly, funny and very knowledgeable about the history and the city of Boston in general. He told detailed, informative stories and answered multiple questions. Unfortunately we were unable to access the USS Constitution Museum due to the government shutdown; however, the Warren…”
Explore Boston’s haunted pubs, Revolutionary-era stories, and dark North End legends on a lively two-hour crawl for $34.
“The guide was funny and knowledgeable. The stories were interesting and there wasn’t a lot of walking between the bars”
Review of Boston’s historic pubs, ferry rides, Revolutionary landmarks, tavern food, drinks, and North End pastry stop.
“Super fun and informative. Our guide Alvin was the best!! We really enjoyed it!”
Explore Charleston’s French Quarter through three pubs, local drinks, shared bites, and colorful stories with a certified guide.
“The tour guide was very knowledgeable and his delivery was excellent and humorous. His interaction with us was personal and attentive.”
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