Things to do in Boston

Freedom Trail

Landmark in Boston

The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile-long walking path that takes guests on a weaving trip through Boston's downtown. The path visits 16 sites of historical significance, including graveyards, churches, buildings, and the U.S.S Constitution. Several stops do charge admission, though many are free. The trail, which was first established in 1951, begins at Boston Common and ends at the Bunker Hill Monument.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 Boston Common: 139 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02111

Paul Revere House

Landmark in Boston

The Paul Revere House is one of the most popular locations along Boston's Freedom Trail. Built in 1680, the home of Paul Revere has been a National Historic Landmark since the early 1960s. The house today operates as a museum. It is the oldest surviving house in downtown Boston today and is an excellent example of 17th century Massachusetts architecture. Paul Revere owned the home for 30 years, from 1770 to 1800.

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• 🎟️ $5 per person
• 📍 19 N Square, Boston, MA 02113

Boston Swan Boats

Instagrammable Spot in Boston

The Public Garden is one of Boston's best public parks with numerous iconic landmarks. One of the best -- and most instagrammable -- is the famous Swan Boats. The boats first appeared in the park back in the 1870s and are still available for guests to ride on today. Each ride on the historic boat lasts about 15 minutes.

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• 🎟️ $4 per person
• 📍 4 Charles St, Boston, MA 02116

Boston Harbor

Instagrammable Spot in Boston

Boston Harbor is one of the city's best spots to take photos for your Instagram feed. The Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park is a short ferry ride outside the city; the boat will take guests to explore various parts of the 34 islands and peninsulas that make up the harbor and park. Be sure to grab your photo on the dock with Boston's majestic skyscrapers.

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• 🎟️ $0+ per person
• 📍 Boston, MA

Arnold Arboretum

Instagrammable Spot in Boston

The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University is a top Instagrammable spot in Boston. The arboretum is 281 acres of lush greenery and foliage in the Boston area. The arboretum dates back to the 1800s and has close to 15,000 different items in its collection. The location even has historic plant collections. The arboretum is free to the public.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 125 Arborway, Boston, MA 02130

Mapparium

Hidden Gem

Considered a Boston hidden gem, the Mapparium is a three-story, stained-glass globe at the Mary Baker Eddy Library. The globe contains a music and LED light show to demonstrate how the world has changed over the course of human history. Tours of the Mapparium run seven days a week every 20 minutes and are first-come, first-served.

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• 🎟️ $6 per person
• 📍 200 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston, MA 02115

Graffiti Alley inCentral Square

Hidden Gem in Boston

Graffiti Alley in Boston's Central Square is a complete hidden gem in Boston. Graffiti Alley is an outdoor gallery that changes consistently when local and national street artists decide to put up new work. One cool thing about adding Graffiti Alley to your must do list in Boston? There's a good chance you'll catch an artist at work!

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• 🎟️ $0+ per person
• 📍 565-567 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02139

Skinny House

Hidden Gem in Boston

Skinny House is a cool spot unique to Boston that many tourists don't know about. This hidden gem of Boston is pretty much just what it sounds like: a really skinny house! The narrow four-story house has been given "uncontested distinction of being the narrowest house in Boston." At its widest, the house is 10.4 feet across.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 44 Hull St Boston, MA 02113 At this address

Museum Hack's Team Building Tours at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Museum Tour in Boston

Museum Hack leads company team building activities at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Tours are quirky, sassy, and optimized for team bonding. The team building tours include group photos and ice breakers, and can be customized to match your company values and industry (we once ran a tour for Dannon all about yogurt in the museum). In 2018, Museum Hack led 240+ company team building activities for companies like Google, Facebook, and J.P. Morgan.

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• 🎟️ $99+ per person
• 📍 465 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115

Boston Duck Tours

Duck Tours in Boston

Boston Duck Tours will take guests on a tour of Boston through streets and water. The company first started offering its famous duck boat tours in Boston in 1994. The vehicles have become wildly popular in the city and have even been featured in numerous championship parades for professional Boston sports teams, including the Super Bowl winning New England Patriots. Duck tours hit the best landmarks and tourist spots in Boston from Quincy Market to the New England Aquarium to King's Chapel to Trinity Church to Old State House.

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• 🎟️ $43 per person
• 📍 1 Central Wharf, Boston, MA 02110

Boston Ghost Tours by Ghosts & Gravestones

Bus Tour in Boston

Boston Ghost Tours by Ghosts & Gravestones is a bus tour of Boston that tells the story of the city's creepiest, spookiest, craziest history. Costumed guides bring the experience to life, retelling the wild's and most sordid tales Boston's historic streets have to offer.

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• 🎟️ $40 per person
• 📍 200 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02110

GPS My City

Walking Tour in Boston

GPS My City is a slightly different take on the traditional walking tour of Boston. This app allows visitors to Boston to explore the city at their own pace. The app offers more than a dozen different walking routes through Boston, all of which highlight various landmarks and cool things to see. This is a cool option for travelers who don't want to take the traditional city walking tour.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 Boston, MA

Trademark Tours

Walking Tour in Boston

Trademark Tours offers walking tours of Harvard University, MIT, and the Freedom Trail. These tours are led by students and are much more affordable than the traditional walking tours of Boston you might find with various companies. Plus, the students have great insider knowledge of all the goings on on campus, so you'll get a truly entertaining, informative experience.

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• 🎟️ $12+ per person
• 📍 Boston, MA

North End Boston Food Tour

Food Tour in Boston

The North End Boston Food Tour is a casual walking tour through Boston's North End that focuses on food and history. The tour will explore historic sites like Paul Revere's house, the Old North Church, and Copp Hill's burial grounds, while also stopping in the best Italian eateries in the neighborhood. You'll enjoy pizza, baked goods, pastries, and salumerias on the tour. All food is included in the price of the tour.

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• 🎟️ $64 per person
• 📍 Boston, MA

Bites of Boston

Food Tour in Boston

Bites of Boston has four different food tours in the city, one in the South End, one in Chinatown, one in Allston, and one that is a classic Boston food tour. Each tour runs for a few hours, giving guests a strong variety of food options from the best Boston has to offer.

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• 🎟️ $65+ per person
• 📍 Boston, MA

Holiday Pops

Must See Show in Boston

The Boston Symphony Orchestra annually offers its most recognizable favorite: the Holiday Pops concert, and if you're looking for things to do in Boston during the holiday season, you can't miss this performance. The two-hour, five-minute concert combines holiday classics, sing-along songs, and a visit from Santa. The Holiday Pops has been a must-see show in Boston since 1973.

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• 🎟️ $55+ per person
• 📍 301 Massachusetts Ave, Boston, MA 02115

Shear Madness

Must See Comedy Show in Boston

Shear Madness is a long-running mystery and comedy show in Boston that's set in a fictional hair salon. At each Shear Madness show, guests are expected to partake in the fun, making it an engaging, enjoyable night on the town in Boston. From recent reviews: "This was such a fun experience that we’re still talking about it 3 days later. You MUST go if you’re in Boston and like a great laugh."

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• 🎟️ $58 per person
• 📍 74 Warrenton St, Boston, MA 02116

Mystery Cafe

Must See Murder Mystery Show in Boston

Mystery Cafe is a fun show in Boston that gets great reviews from attendees. Enjoy a night on the town in Boston with dinner and a murder mystery performance that's engaging and interactive.

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• 🎟️ $85 per person
• 📍 161 Devonshire St, Boston, MA 02110

Row 34

Seafood Restaurant in Boston

Row 34 is one of Boston's best restaurants for fresh seafood. The oyster bar offers classic New England favorites from the staple New England Clam Chowder to pan-seared monkfish to grilled salmon to lobster rolls and Old Bay onion rings.

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• 🎟️ $16+ per person
• 📍 383 Congress St, Boston, MA 02210

Toro Boston

Restaurant in Boston

Toro Boston is a popular spot for tapas, cocktails, and an assortment of Spanish wines. Led by Chef Ken Oringer, Toro Boston receives rave reviews from critics and diners. Toro is open seven days a week for dinner, on weekends for lunch, and even offers a Spanish-style Sunday brunch.

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• 🎟️ $15+ per person
• 📍 1704 Washington St, Boston, MA 02118

Mike's Pastry

Dessert in Boston

Mike's Pastry is a famous dessert shop in Boston's North End neighborhood that has been in business since the 1940s. The Italian bakery serves classic cannoli, gelati, and biscotti. Mike's Pastry is the perfect spot for a traditional Boston dessert after a wonderful seafood meal in the city.

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• 🎟️ $5+ per person
• 📍 300 Hanover St, Boston, MA 02113

Amorino Boston

Ice Cream Shop in Boston

Amorino Boston is a dessert hotspot known for its awesome ice cream, gelato, and macarons. Critics and patrons rave about Amorino, with UrbanDaddy noting: "The European gelato titan does not disappoint. Say the word “focaccina,” and they’ll stuff two flavors into a brioche and serve it to you. That only works here." Be sure to try the flower-shaped gelato in a cone topped with a macaron for the ultimate dessert treat!

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• 🎟️ $5+ per person
• 📍 249 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116

Blackbird Doughnuts

Donut Shop in Boston

Blackbird Doughnuts is a Boston donut shop offering a variety of flavors, ranging from staples like vanilla and chocolate sprinkle to funky like key lime, bananas foster, pumpkin cheesecake, everything bagel donut, and blueberry pie. Blackbird is also known for its cake donuts, donut cakes, and soft-serve ice cream.

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• 🎟️ $3+ per person
• 📍 492 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02116

The Cod Squad: Captain Marden's Food Truck

Food Truck in Boston

Captain Marden's is one of Boston's best seafood eateries with its own fish market. It only makes sense that the shop would open up its own mobile food truck to bring delicious seafood to more Boston neighborhoods! The Cod Squad offers the award-winning fresh seafood throughout Cambridge and downtown Boston. Enjoy clam chowder, crab cake sandwiches, fresh lobster rolls, clam rolls, fish and chips, and tuna melts at The Cod Squad.

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• 🎟️ $8+ per person
• 📍 Cambridge, MA

Chicken and Rice Guys

Food Truck in Boston

The Chicken and Rice Guys food truck offers an inexpensive twist on the classic chicken and rice dish, in addition to a number of other great options. The Chicken and Rice Guys is a choose-your-own-adventure food truck: pick your base (do you want a rice or salad plate?), then your protein (tofu, chicken, or gyro), then settle on your sauce (BBQ, hot, or creamy garlic). Voila - you now have a custom chicken and rice dish!

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• 🎟️ $6+ per person
• 📍 Downtown Boston, MA

Daddy’s Bonetown Burgers

Food Truck in Boston

Daddy’s Bonetown Burgers serves impressive burgers in Boston, ranging from veggie patties to monstrous beef patties topped with a variety of sauces, bacon, onions, and cheese. From the reviews: "One of the very best food trucks in Boston, I've been eating at their truck since they were 'Bone Daddy's'. Their burgers are super flavorful, have interesting toppings all the time, and come on fresh buns. I tried their veggie burger once (I was in a mood!) and it was pretty tasty too! Get the tater tots while you're here- they're always crispy!"

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• 🎟️ $7+ per person
• 📍 Boston, MA

Laugh Boston

Comedy Club in Boston

Laugh Boston is one of the city's best comedy clubs and nightlife spots in the Seaport District. Laugh Boston routinely hosts stand-up, improv, and amateur comedy shows. Comedians who have or will perform at the venue include Ms. Pat, Stormy Daniels, Jason Nash, Jay Larson, and Jazzy Brown. Parking is available, and Laugh Boston does not require a food and drink minimum during its shows.

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• 🎟️ $20+ per person
• 📍 425 Summer St, Boston, MA 02210

Nick's Comedy Stop

Comedy Club in Boston

Nick's Comedy Stop is a Boston comedy club. The club is known as a simple, no-frills venue that offers a full bar. Since 1977, Nick's Comedy Stop gets great reviews from guests, with one recently noting: "[I] found the place uniquely refreshing. Most of the seating is comfy lounge rows. The bar is conveniently behind the seating."

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• 🎟️ $10+ per person
• 📍 100 Warrenton St, Boston, MA 02116

The Comedy Studio

Comedy Club in Boston

The Comedy Studio in Boston's Union Square neighborhood with a fun lineup of comedians, an on-site brewery, and food marts nearby. The venue allows guests to bring in food to enjoy the show. From the reviews: "Bring your own food! For real! It's great! Funny host. Funny comedians. Nicely priced drinks. Come here and come often."

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• 🎟️ $0+ per person
• 📍 1 Bow Market Way #23, Somerville, MA 02143

Warren Tavern

Bar in Boston

The Warren Tavern in Charlestown is rumored to be the oldest bar and tavern in the state of Massachusetts. Built in 1870, the Warren Tavern was named after Dr. Joseph Warren, a patriot solder who lost his life at the Battle of Bunker Hill. Famed past clients of the Warren Tavern include George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and Paul Revere.

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• 🎟️ $6+ per person
• 📍 2 Pleasant St, Charlestown, MA 02129

Bleacher Bar

Bar in Boston

Bleacher Bar is a hidden gem bar in Boston with stunning views of Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. Bleacher Bar is located beneath the stadium's bleachers, giving patrons a unique look at centerfield. A visit to Bleacher Bar is a must do for any baseball fan visiting Boston.

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• 🎟️ $6+ per person
• 📍 82A Lansdowne St, Boston, MA 02215

Good Life

Club in Boston

Good Life is one of Boston's best nightclubs. The club offers two dance floors and features DJs and entertainment ranging from hip-hop to electro and house to dub. Guests can also visit Good Life during the day, for lunch or dinner before the venue turns into a hopping club by night.

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• 🎟️ $10+ per person
• 📍 28 Kingston St, Boston, MA 02111

Wild Rover

Nightclub in Boston

Wild Rover is a bar and nightclub in Boston that offers a full bar, menu, and nightly events, whether those are DJ-led dance parties or karaoke nights geared toward the audience. From the reviews: "This place is the greatest late night bar you can go to in Boston. From dance music to karaoke, this bar has 3 floors of music and good times. The bartenders are fast and excellent and serve fast. The bartender with the blue hair is awesome and creates a great atmosphere. We will definitely be back."

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• 🎟️ $8+ per person
• 📍 61-63 Chatham St, Boston, MA 02109

Wally's Cafe Jazz Club

Club in Boston

Wally's Cafe Jazz Club is a local Boston jazz and blues club. Wally's, one of the nation's oldest family-owned jazz clubs, offers live music 365 nights per year. Typically, musicians featured at Wally's are up-and-coming artists, many of whom perform or study at the country's best music institutes.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 427 Massachusetts Ave, Boston, MA 02118

Boston Harbor Hotel

Luxury Hotel in Boston

The Boston Harbor Hotel is a luxury hotel on Boston's waterfront. Sitting less than a mile from the historic Freedom Trail, the Boston Harbor Hotel is a great choice for those looking for a great place to stay in the city that's near several fantastic things to do in Boston. Rooms come with city or harbor views; upgrades are available to include amenities like private balconies or living rooms. The Boston Harbor Hotel has its own spa, fitness room, and indoor pool, along with a seafood restaurant, a terrace, and a cocktail bar that overlooks the water.

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• 🎟️ $336+ per person
• 📍 70 Rowes Wharf, Boston, MA 02110

The Inn at Hastings Park

Luxury Hotel in Boston

The Inn at Hastings Park in Lexington is less than 15 miles from the heart of downtown Boston, but the inn packs a historic and luxurious punch. The Lexington Battle Green, where the Shot Heard Round The World was fired and started the war, is just steps from the inn grounds, and Lexington is considered the Birthplace of American Liberty. The inn is within walking distance of The Munroe Tavern, George Washington's old dining grounds.

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• 🎟️ $195+ per person
• 📍 2027 Massachusetts Ave, Lexington, MA 02421

Four Seasons Hotel Boston

Luxury Hotel in Boston

The Four Seasons Hotel Boston is one of the finest hotels for luxury accommodations in Boston. The five-star hotel offers guests a variety of top-of-the-line amenities, including an indoor pool, a spa, a fitness center, and a world-class on-site restaurant. The Four Seasons has a prime downtown location, close to many of the best sites in Boston, like the Freedom Trail and Boston Common.

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• 🎟️ $600+ per person
• 📍 200 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116

Mandarin Oriental, Boston

Luxury Hotel in Boston

The Mandarin Oriental, Boston is a five-star hotel in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood. The hotel has been described as regal and elegant. It offers fresh, contemporary rooms, a fitness center, a trendy bistro on-site, and a well-renowned spa. The Mandarin Oriental has been the recipient of several notable awards, including the Forbes Five-Stars Award.

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• 🎟️ $645+ per person
• 📍 776 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02199

No. 284 - A Boston Guest House

Boutique Hotel in Boston

No. 284 - A Boston Guest House is a boutique hotel in Boston offering rooms with kichenettes, free Wi-Fi, and free on-site continental breakfast. No. 284 is just one mile from both Boston Common and the Museum of Fine Arts. It's also convenient to the Hayes Convention Center, making it a good choice hotel for business travelers in Boston. Be sure to visit the hotel's library during your stay.

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• 🎟️ $110+ per person
• 📍 284 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02115

Constitution Inn

Budget Hotel in Boston

The Constitution Inn is a great choice for a budget friendly Boston hotel. Located in Boston's Charlestown neighborhood, the Constitution Inn isn't luxe, but it certainly gets the job done with free WiFi, cable TV, mini-fridges, and coffeemakers. The Constitution Inn is well located to Boston's waterfront historic attractions, like the Freedom Trail and the USS Constitution. The inn offers an indoor pool and gym.

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• 🎟️ $74+ per person
• 📍 150 3rd Ave, Boston, MA 02129

The Farrington Inn

Budget Hotel in Boston

The Farrington Inn is a simple hotel great for travelers looking to experience a slice of Boston a budget. The Farrington Inn offers traditional rooms with no-frills; some rooms come with kichenettes. The basic hotel is a few miles from several major Boston landmarks, including the Museum of Fine Arts, New England Aquarium, and Harvard Square.

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• 🎟️ $59+ per person
• 📍 23 Farrington Ave, Boston, MA 02134

DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Boston - Cambridge

Budget Hotel in Boston

The DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Boston - Cambridge is a budget friendly option for travelers looking to find nice accommodations at a good price in Boston. The three-star hotel sits on the banks of the Charles River. The rooms are basic, but offer free Wi-Fi and some have balconies. The hotel has its own lounge, restaurant, jazz club, rooftop terrace, heated indoor pool, hot tub, and fitness center. There's also a free shuttle for guests to use to travel to and from Boston landmarks.

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• 🎟️ $78+ per person
• 📍 400 Soldiers Field Rd, Boston, MA 02134

Boston Common

Park in Boston

Boston Common is a park in downtown Boston that was founded in 1634, making it the oldest city park in the entire country. The 50-acre park has been the site of numerous historic events, such as public hangings (to include the execution of Quaker Mary Dyer), food shortage riots, and Vietnam War protests. It is the starting point of the Freedom Trail path. The park has earned designation both on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and as a U.S. National Historic Landmark District.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 139 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02111

Back Bay Fens

Park in Boston

Back Bay Fens is a parkland and urban area in Boston that dates back to the 1870s. The Fens was named in tribute to Fenway Park and the Fenway-Kenmore neighborhood. The park is part of Boston's Emerald Necklace. The Fens includes a track, rose garden, basketball courts, Japanese Temple bell, and garden walking paths.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 100 Park Dr, Boston, MA 02215

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

Museum in Boston

Boston is home to a ton of cool history and with that comes some fun historical museums that are well worth your time when looking for things to do in Boston. The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is a floating history museum with engaging, innovative, and interactive exhibits dedicated to the Boston Tea Party. Enjoy live reenactments, visit the tearoom itself, and participate in guided tours during your visit.

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• 🎟️ $29 per person
• 📍 306 Congress St, Boston, MA 02210

Museum of African American History

Museum in Boston

The Museum of African American History is the biggest museum in the New England area with a focus on African American history. The museum's best exhibits include historic sites and Black Heritage Trails that are designed to highlight the stories of black communities dating back to colonial times.

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• 🎟️ $10 per person
• 📍 46 Joy St, Boston, MA 02114

Boston Fire Museum

Museum in Boston

The Boston Fire Museum's building is worth visiting alone; the historic fire house was built in the late 1800s. Visit the museum to check out historic fire alarms, objects, equipment, photos, documents, and more. You can even take a self-guided audio tour during your visit.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 344 Congress St, Boston, MA 02210

Boston Massacre Site

Historic Site in Boston

The Boston Massacre Site on Boston's Freedom Trail marks the spot of the slaughter of Boston civilians in 1770 after a battle with the British Redcoats. Among the dead were Crispus Attucks and four others. A cobblestone ring in place serves as tribute to the victims. The massacre is considered a major precursor to the outbreak of the American Revolution and is one of the most visited historic sites in the city.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 Corner of State and, Congress St, Boston, MA 02109

Loring–Greenough House

Historic Site in Boston

The Loring–Greenough House, built in 1760, is the last surviving residence from the 18th century in Boston's Sumner Hill. Public house tours are offered on Sundays in late April through late November with tours beginning at 1 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 12 South St, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130

John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum

Library and Museum in Boston

The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum is all about President JFK. The exhibits and collections are designed to be interactive and engaging, with hi-def displays, films, and original items.

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• 🎟️ $14 per person
• 📍 Columbia Point, Boston, MA 02125

Boston Public Library

Library in Boston

The Boston Public Library, which dates back to 1848, was the first free municipal library in the United States of its size. The library has a circulating collection, but is also a place to visit on a trip to Boston. You can take free daily tours that showcase the library's architecture and collections.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 700 Boylston Street Boston MA 02116

Boston Athenæum

Library in Boston

The Boston Athenæum, which dates back to the early 1800s, is one of the oldest and most important independent libraries across the country. The Boston Athenæum's collections include more than 100,000 volumes in its rare book collection alone. Other items on display include paintings, prints, drawings, arts, photographs, sculptures, and others.

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• 🎟️ $10 per person
• 📍 10 ½ Beacon St, Boston, MA 02108

Back Bay

Neighborhood in Boston

Boston's Back Bay neighborhood is considered one of the more charming areas of the historic city. It's also one of the more affluent. Back Bay is home to upscale retail stores on Newbury Street and 1800s and early 1900s Victorian era mansions. Copley Square, Trinity Church, and the Boston Public Library all fall within Back Bay's borders, making it both modern in its shopping and dining and quaint in its buildings and rich history.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 Boston, MA

North End

Neighborhood in Boston

Boston's North End neighborhood is best known for its Italian-American roots. North End is home to the city's best Italian food, from pizza to pasta to cannoli. The neighborhood isn't without its history, either: it claims the Paul Revere house, Copp's Hill Burying Ground, and the Old North Church. Mike's Pastry is one of North End's hidden gems for dessert.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 Boston, MA

Fenway-Kenmore

Neighborhood in Boston

Fenway-Kenmore's most famous icon in its Boston neighborhood is Fenway Park, home of the Green Monster and Major League Baseball's Boston Red Sox. Other notable landmarks include Kenmore Square, the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, the Citgo sign, and Northeastern University. The college town is a hub of shops, bars, and restaurants near the stadium and the university.

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• 🎟️ $0 per person
• 📍 Boston, MA

Copley Place

Shopping in Boston

Copley Place is a high end shopping center in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood. The plaza includes retail shopping, hotels, offices, and parking. The Back Bay shopping center includes upscale retailers, small boutiques, and a number of options for dining, ranging from quick eats to sit-down restaurants.

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• 🎟️ $0+ per person
• 📍 100 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02116

The Shops at Chestnut Hill

Shopping in Boston

The Shops at Chestnut Hill offer a high-end shopping experience in Boston's Chestnut Hill neighborhood. The two-level enclosed center is home to a variety of well-known retailers and dining options.

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• 🎟️ $0+ per person
• 📍 199 Boylston St, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467

Brattle Book Shop

Shopping in Boston

Brattle Book Shop is a historic bookstore in Boston. First opened in 1825, Brattle Book Shop sells a variety of used books and magazines. It can be a fun treasure hunt to see what rare first edition copies of books you can uncover at Brattle.

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• 🎟️ $0+ per person
• 📍 9 West St, Boston, MA 02111