• Maud Foster Mill - Constructed in the late 1700s, this is one of the largest and best-preserved windmills in the nation. (Exterior viewing)
• St. Botolph’s Church (Boston Stump) - An intriguing medieval church renowned for its unique tower, which historically served as a lighthouse for approaching ships. (Exterior viewing)
• Market Place - A lively market held in Boston’s town center during the Christmas season. It offers a variety of stalls and vendors selling gifts, food, and crafts, creating a joyful atmosphere in the town.
• Boston Guildhall - A historic building in Boston that was formerly a market hall and town hall. It now functions as a museum and cultural center, highlighting the town’s history and cultural events.
• Hussey Tower - A historic tower believed to have been constructed in the 15th century, and is among the oldest surviving structures in the town. (Exterior viewing)

• Guidance by a local expert

Join a private 2-hour walking tour that provides a festive and enlightening exploration of Boston, ideal for those who cherish the Christmas season. The adventure starts at the historic Maud Foster Windmill, a late 18th-century structure now serving as a museum. Next, visit St Botolph’s Church, famously known as “The Stump,” a medieval church celebrated for its unique tower and intricate architecture. Proceed to the town center to enjoy a leisurely walk through the Boston Christmas Market, where attendees can explore stalls and vendors offering gifts, food, and crafts, gaining insight into local customs and traditions. Discover the rich and varied history of Boston in front of the Boston Guildhall, and conclude the tour at the historic Hussey Tower.

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