2-Hour Guided Segway Tour in Boston
Glide from Downtown Boston to Cambridge with a guided Segway tour
Duration
2 Hours
Ideal For
2 to 6 people
Includes
Training, guided tour, helmet
Highlights
Explore Boston on a 2-hour guided Segway tour with training included. Glide over the Longfellow Bridge into Cambridge, then loop back through Beacon Hill and Downtown Boston, with stops for photos along the way.
- Start with a 15 to 30-minute Segway training session
- Ride across the Longfellow Bridge and see the Boston skyline
- See Freedom Trail sites plus Boston Common and King's Chapel
- Stop for photo opportunities at multiple points on the route
- Ride in a small group, usually 2 to 6 guests
What's Included
- 15 to 30-minute training
- Narrated and guided 2-hour Segway tour
- Helmet
- Gloves
- Poncho
- Jacket (if needed per weather)
Things to know
Bring government-issued identification for the person whose name is on the reservation. All riders must sign a waiver, and guests under 18 need an adult to sign for them. Riders must be at least 4 ft 6 in and at least 100 lbs.
Cancellation Policy
All sales are final. Tickets are non-refundable. No refunds, no rescheduling, no exceptions.
FAQs
No. Every tour begins with a 15–30 minute lesson.
Riders must be at least 4 ft 6 in tall and weigh at least 100 lbs.
Dress for the season and wear closed-toe shoes.
Meeting details
Boston Segway Tours
More about the Longfellow Bridge
The Longfellow Bridge stretches across the Charles River, linking Boston to Cambridge with its iconic salt and pepper shaker towers rising against the skyline. On this two hour Boston Segway tour, the Longfellow Bridge serves as one of the most memorable vantage points along the route, offering sweeping views of the river, the sailboats drifting below, and the city skyline stitching together centuries of New England history. Built in the early 1900s and named for poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, the bridge is more than a crossing, it is a working piece of Boston's architectural identity and a favorite spot for photographers, runners, and curious travelers.
Gliding toward the Longfellow Bridge on a Segway gives you a perspective most visitors never experience. You feel the breeze off the Charles, hear the soft hum of the city, and catch glimpses of rowers training on the water below. Your guide shares stories about the bridge's distinctive granite towers, its role in connecting Boston to MIT and Kendall Square, and how it fits into the larger fabric of the Esplanade and the surrounding neighborhoods. Unlike the bustle of the Freedom Trail or the cobblestones of the North End, the Longfellow Bridge offers an open, airy stretch where the city seems to pause and reveal itself.
This stop is perfect for first time visitors who want a complete picture of Boston, photography lovers chasing skyline shots, and active travelers who prefer seeing the city in motion rather than from a bus window. Couples enjoy the romantic river views, while families appreciate the easy, scenic ride. If you want a Boston experience that blends history, architecture, and fresh air in one unforgettable glide, the Longfellow Bridge portion of this Segway tour is a moment you will be talking about long after you head home.
