Boston trolley tours are a popular way for visitors to explore the city's historic and cultural attractions without having to navigate public transportation or worry about driving and parking. 

Boston trolley tours offer a hop-on, hop-off option, allowing passengers to disembark at any designated stop along the route, explore the area on foot, and then hop back on the next trolley when they're ready to continue the tour. This flexibility allows travelers to tailor their experience to their own interests and schedules.

Depending on the tour operator and weather conditions, Boston trolley tours may feature open-air or covered trolleys. Open-air trolleys provide passengers with unobstructed views and fresh air, while covered trolleys offer protection from the elements, making them suitable for year-round sightseeing.

Trolley tour guides are typically very knowledgeable and passionate about Boston's history and culture. They provide engaging commentary, answer questions, and share insider tips on the best places to eat, shop, and explore in the city.

Trolleys are 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. Be aware that not all stops are wheelchair eccessible due to terrain and trafic issues. 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.