Hop-on-hop-off tours offer a convenient way to explore Boston’s attractions at your own pace. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, these tours can be a fun and hassle-free way to see Boston's sights.

One of the main attractions of hop-on, hop-off tours is the flexibility they offer. Passengers can disembark at any designated stop along the route, explore the area at their leisure, and then hop back on the next bus when they're ready to continue the tour. This allows you to tailor your experience to your own interests and schedule, and that at a reasonable cost. 

Most hop-on-hop-off tours provide live or pre-recorded commentary in multiple languages, offering passengers interesting facts, historical background, and fun anecdotes about the sights they're passing by. 

Hop-on-hop-off buses are generally designed to be accessible to travelers of all ages and abilities. They typically have low floors, wheelchair ramps, and designated seating areas for passengers with disabilities, making them inclusive and accommodating.

In Boston, there are two types of hop-on, hop-off tours. Trolleys are a popular choice, making 20 stops in the center of Boston, including the cruise terminal. They offer live narration and accessibility for wheelchairs and strollers. Double-decker buses are a great option, offering a raised deck with great panoramic views. They stop in eight places and are accessible for wheelchairs, strollers, and service dogs. As the trolley seats have to be slightly reconfigured, It is always best to call the trolley company to let them know you will be coming. The number for Old Town Trolley is (617) 269-7150.