Top Fun Things to Do in Boston The Ultimate Guide

A 2 and a half mile path that takes you through 16 of Boston's most historic sites, marked by a red brick line, including Boston Common, the State House, and the Old North Church.

One of Boston's inviting green spaces, where you can relax on the grass.

The Golden Dome State House is located along the Freedom Trail.

A historic site located along the Freedom Trail.

The site of the Boston Massacre is located along the Freedom Trail.

The house of Paul Revere, located along the Freedom Trail, offers a glimpse into Boston's pivotal role in the American Revolution.

The location where the famous signal lanterns warned of the British advance, found along the Freedom Trail and in the North End.

The cherished home of the Boston Red Sox, the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball, and a living museum with the iconic green monster.

A team steeped in tradition and beloved by generations that plays at Fenway Park.

The towering left field wall in Fenway Park that has witnessed countless historic moments.

A beacon of knowledge and interactive learning with exhibits including dinosaurs, the hall of human life, indoor lightning, a butterfly garden, and the Mugger Omni Theater.

A five-story dome screen at the Museum of Science that transports you to another world.

One of Boston's inviting green spaces, where you can stroll through America's first botanical garden and glide past willow trees in the swan boats.

A place to skate on in the Boston Common during winter.

A quirky ride in amphibious vehicles that rolls through historic streets and splashes into the Charles River for skyline views.

The river where the Boston Duck tours splash into for skyline views.

Boston's food and shopping epicenter where history meets modern-day fun.

Where you can sample clam chowder, lobster rolls, and global eats from dozens of food stalls.

A window into the ocean's wonders, featuring penguins, a giant ocean tank, touch tanks, jellyfish exhibits, and a Sea Lion Show.

Part art gallery, part Venetian Palace, and part unsolved mystery with masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeere, and more.

Boston's Little Italy, a vibrant tapestry of Italian culture with incredible food, including fresh pasta, pizza, and canoli.

The main artery of the North End, where you can find fresh pasta and pizza.

A North End institution known for canoli.

Known for its innovative flavors and modern take on classic treats in North End.

Climb the 294 steps to the top for breathtaking panoramic views of the city and harbor.

End your Boston adventure with a climb up the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown.