Self Guided "The North End Pizza, Cannoli and Picnic" Solo Walking Tour
Self Guided "The North End Pizza, Cannoli and Picnic" Solo Walking Tour
Self Guided "The North End Pizza, Cannoli and Picnic" Solo Walking Tour
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You will go to the best local pizza and cannoli spots, stop by authentic Italian shops and you’ll even get a chance to have a picnic in the Prado to eat the tasty treats you picked up while hearing the story of Prince Pasta. Go at your own pace and schedule, the tour is a smart phone navigated tour on the WalknTours app, meaning you can go anytime.
Don’t miss out on our local food and history tour experience that will take you to the most authentic spots in the North End.
Along the way you'll hear the history of the North End, the story of its immigrants, Pizza, Cannoli’s and more.
Take note: Most shops are open longer hours, but Galleria Umberto is ONLY open for Lunch, from 10:30 to 2:30, and they close often. Please check their schedule.
You don’t want to miss this local experience. It starts at Galleria Umberto.
Itinerary
Polcari’s Coffee
3 minsAdmission Ticket FreeBest coffee in Boston! In 1932 Anthony Polcari opened Polcari’s Coffee, which still stands nearly 100 years later. Today they are known for rare spices, tea and of course, primo rare coffee. My personal favorite is the Hawaiian Kona.Jerusalem Place
3 minsAdmission Ticket FreeIn 1900 one third of the North End was of Jewish decent and more than 50 synagogues were in Boston. A dozen of those were right here in the North End. Today Boston is the second most Jewish city in the US.Bova's Bakery
3 minsAdmission Ticket FreeBest Cannoli in Boston! Loved by the Locals. When the Italian Immigrant Antonio Bova opened Bova’s in 1926 he had no customers, and he was close to losing it all. So, he rolled up his sleeves and said “Antonio, it’s time to make your American dream come true.” He grabbed his hot bread and went to every door in the North End. He introduced himself, handed out samples and worked hard. Today Bova’s is a staple for Bostonian’s near and far.Parziale's Bakery
3 minsAdmission Ticket Not IncludedOne of the best Sicilian slices. Around $2 a slice. Now it’s hard to imagine, but in 1900 there was no Pizza in Boston. Parziale’s changed that. It was here in 1907 the first slice of Pizza was served in the North East. Now that’s revolutionary!Regina Pizzeria
3 minsAdmission Ticket FreeRegina serves up classic Napolitano Pizza, the thin crust circle pie style popular around the world. What Regina’s is well known for is there is their brick pizza oven that was originally built in 1888 and back then it was fired by burning coal. And it's rated one of the best in the USA. Got to try a slice!Caffe Lil Italy
3 minsAdmission Ticket FreeServes up fresh made Cannoli's and traditional espresso. Great spot for a bite and a coffee.Old North Church & Historic Site(Pass by)
Admission Ticket FreeThe Old North is known for Its famous Lantern hanging hero Robert Newman who climbed the high belfry and hung up two lanterns to let Paul Revere know the British were coming.Paul Revere Mall
10 minsAdmission Ticket FreeWe will stop here for a picnic lunch. Take what you bought, unpack it and enjoy a lunch in one of the most beautiful parks in the North East, and a local hang. And while you do you will hear a story of Prince Pasta and how the founders came from Italy and arrived in Boston to start Prince Pasta. It's an immigrants tale and the American dream.Cantina Italiana(Pass by)
Admission Ticket FreeA perfect spot for dinner, and it has one of the best lasagna al forno's you'll ever eat.Saint Leonard's Catholic Church(Pass by)
Admission Ticket FreeThe Saint Leonard Church first opened its basement to services in 1891, then serving nearly 20,000 parishioners. Today it’s known for its peace gardens and as a staple of local life.North Square(Pass by)
Admission Ticket FreeWe will walk by one of the oldest squares in the USA, and the filming location of Disney's Enchanted.The Paul Revere House(Pass by)
Admission Ticket FreeOne of the most visited sites in Boston. Built in 1680 it’s the oldest building in downtown Boston. It was once home to you guessed it, midnight riding Paul Revere.
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