Boston Travel Guide: Best Things To Do in Boston

Boston Common is where the Declaration of Independence was read to the people of Boston.

The Boston Tea Party Museum has a boat that imitates what it was like to throw tea into the Boston Harbor.

The Charles River is located near the West End of Boston.

Cheers is a restaurant that the video creator visited.

South Station is where the video creator arrived in Boston from New York City by train.

The Intercontinental Hotel overlooks the Boston Tea Party area at Fort Point Channel.

The New England Aquarium offers a city pass and has various exhibits.

At Long Wharf, you can get a boat that will take you out into Boston Harbor.

The Black Rose is an Irish pub where you can get Guinness and fish and chips.

Faneuil Hall is located near Quincy Market.

Quincy Market is where you can find Larry Bird's Converse shoes.

The North End in downtown Boston is known as Little Italy.

The Paul Revere House museum is located in the North End of Boston.

Modern Pastry Shop sells chocolate-dipped cannoli with vanilla custard and pistachio toppings.

Acorn Street is one of the most photographed streets in America, located in Beacon Hill.

Emmett's, known for Irish coffee, is located off of Beacon Street.

The Massachusetts State House has a gold dome that was painted silver during one of the world wars.

The Omni Parker House is the oldest hotel in America.

King's Chapel has a graveyard where Samuel Adams was laid to rest.

In Boston's Chinatown, you can get everything from a haircut to a body massage, as well as dim sum and noodle shops.

The USS Constitution is a museum and a historical relic.

Granary Burying Ground is a graveyard where John Hancock, Samuel Adams, and Paul Revere were buried.