The Best Things to Do in Boston, Massachusetts 🇺🇸 | Travel Guide PlanetofHotels #Boston

An ancient market complex constructed in 1824-1826 with restaurants, snack bars, stores, and food outlets, known as a true gastronomic paradise.

A route marked on the city's sidewalk that connects 16 landmarks, museums, churches, historic houses, monuments, burial grounds, and an old warship, revealing Boston's Colonial history and its contribution to the struggle for Independence.

One of Boston's oldest and most fashionable neighborhoods featuring picturesque 19th-century buildings, gas lanterns, and cobblestone sidewalks.

The first Botanical Garden in the country, featuring the Swan Boats attraction on a large pond, operating since 1877.

The oldest city park in the United States, where the Commonwealth Shakespeare company holds free performances of Shakespeare's works every summer.

A park laid out in 1976 offering a wonderful view of the harbor with a long colonnade, rose garden, and beautiful fountain, great for picnics and walks.

A popular park in downtown Boston combining green spaces, landscape gardens, and squares decorated with fountains, lighting systems, and art installations, including the interactive Fountain Harbor fog.

A museum with an exhibition that will be a treat for the eyes.

A museum which stages some of the most important events in American history.

A harbor with two lighthouses, including Boston Light, erected in 1718 and the oldest in the country, greeting ships at the entrance.

America's oldest university, founded on September 8, 1636, and a cultural and architectural treasure where visitors can wander the campus and explore its old red brick buildings.

A 1.5 kilometer long street with beautiful 19th-century buildings housing hundreds of stores and restaurants, including trendy coffee shops and Bohemian boutiques.

America's oldest continuously operating restaurant and a National Historic Landmark, operating since 1826 in a beautiful Georgian house.

Among the most photographed streets in the United States.

Make sure you check out the Massachusetts State House

New England's only historic Chinese quarter, where you can taste the Region's best Chinese and Vietnamese cuisine and find many authentic shops, souvenir stores, excellent eateries, and restaurants.

Includes 34 islands and peninsulas offering visitors many activities, tours of historic forts, picnics with stunning Bay views, overnight camping, hiking, bird watching, and exciting cruises.