Boston's Historic Underground Donut Tour

This walking tour offers a flavorful introduction to Boston’s history and food culture through some of the city’s most beloved donut stops. The experience begins at Kane’s Donuts in the Financial District, a long standing favorite known for hand crafted donuts and deep roots in the city’s culinary scene. While enjoying classic flavors, the story of the Financial District unfolds, tracing its evolution from a center of maritime trade to the modern business hub it is today.

The route continues to the Boston Public Market, a lively indoor marketplace celebrating New England producers. Here, guests sample fresh cider donuts while learning how Massachusetts agriculture and regional ingredients shaped Boston’s food traditions. Nearby, another donut stop highlights the city’s creative side, showcasing innovative flavors and seasonal ideas that reflect Boston’s ever evolving food scene and the market’s role in supporting local makers.

The tour concludes in the historic North End at Bova’s Bakery. A Boston Cream donut provides a sweet finish while stories explore the North End’s Italian heritage and lasting influence on the city’s culture.

This tour blends neighborhoods, history, and donuts into a relaxed and memorable way to experience Boston.