I didn't see one either. The Freedom Trail is not really a defined or built route. It's a self guided tour around Boston. The accessibility issue relates to the quality of sidewalks, as the previous answer suggests. I agree about the charging as well - you could be 2 miles away from your downtown hotel by the time you get to the USS Constitution.

there are no hours as it is a walking tour which you can do on your own

Goh niet meteen. Je wandelt langs enkele historische hoogtepunten.

You can go on the self guided tour of the freedom trail. There’s an app. Stop at the sites that are most meaningful to you.

We did not use a tour company. Maps are everywhere and it's all just a nice walk. There are a couple of places that charge for admittance but you don't have to go in if you don't want to pay.

Street parking , free for 2 hours

No problem

What's nice about the Freedom Trail is-it can be done in sections. You don't have to do the entire walk at one time. My husband and I walked different parts at different times.

There are public restrooms at Fanueil Hall (about 1/2 way) and Revere house (if you pay to get in site). Also plenty of coffee shops and chain restaurants available if you don't feel comfortable walking into a bar or sit nicer down restaurant just to use bathroom.

It really depends on the weather because the entire Freedom Trail is outdoors. There are stops along the Freedom Trail where you can choose to go into a museum or something, but you will literally be walking through downtown Boston. I think the coldest months are January and February, so you might luck out in December!