The North End of Boston stands as the city’s oldest inhabited district, and due to the influx of Italian immigrants in the 19th century, it’s often referred to as ‘Little Italy’.

To truly explore this interesting Italian district in Boston, a food tour is recommended; indulge in the culinary delights of North End while learning about its renowned residents.

With numerous top-tier restaurants that offer handcrafted pasta using traditional family recipes handed down from Nonna, and many bakeries that serve the most delicious Italian sweet treats, there isn’t anything you wouldn’t find as you leisurely walk down Hanover street with a local food connoisseur.

You’ll get to taste the most exceptional Italian dishes, from freshly brewed coffee to hot out of the oven pizza. You’ll visit both Moden Pastry and Mike’s Pastry, giving you an opportunity to decide which of the two is Little Italy’s cannoli champion.

Discover famous individualities like Paul Revere and Tony DeMarco, who once traversed these same stone-laid streets.