Explore the rich history and vibrant culture of Boston, United States, with this comprehensive guide. From iconic revolutionary landmarks to world-class museums and lively urban spaces, discover the best of Beantown's attractions.
Freedom Trail
A 2.5-mile red brick path connecting 16 historic landmarks that tell the story of American independence.
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Houses an impressive art collection within a stunning Venetian-style palace.
Museum of Fine Arts
Offers rotating exhibitions and special late-night events.
Boston Symphony Orchestra
One of America's "Big Five" symphonies, providing unforgettable classical music experiences.
Charles River Esplanade
A beautiful waterfront park perfect for kayaking, canoeing, or simply strolling along the scenic pathway.
Hatch Shell
Offers outdoor concerts, especially during summer.
Boston Common Frog Pond
Offers ice skating during winter months.
Coolidge Corner Theatre
Screens both current releases and classic films.
Harvard Square
Offers exceptional dining, shopping, and entertainment options.
Union Square
Offers exceptional dining, shopping, and entertainment options.
Fenway Park
Home for the Boston Red Sox, the city's American League baseball team. It is the oldest major league ballpark in use.
Boston Harbor
Offers whale watching excursions during summer months.
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Consists of four buildings with the oldest being Faniel Hall built in 1742 and now located on the Freedom Trail.
Faneuil Hall
The oldest building in Faniel Hall Marketplace, built in 1742 and now located on the Freedom Trail.
Boston Common
The oldest park in America with frog pond sculptures, free summer theater performances, and park benches shaded by maples.
Charles River
The Boston Duck Tours splash down into the Charles River for the tour's aquatic leg.
Old South Meeting House
One of the 16 historical sites along the Boston Freedom Trail.
Kenmore Square
Fenway Park is located near Kenmore Square.
New England Aquarium
A fantastic aquatic destination that includes a massive Caribbean coral reef, a shark and ray touch tank, and a lively penguin colony.
Bunker Hill Monument
Erected to commemorate the Battle of Bunker Hill, the area surrounding the monument is a park with a museum.
USS Constitution
Currently the world's oldest commissioned warship afloat, open for free guided tours narrated by active duty sailors.
North End
The USS Constitution was constructed in the North End.
Old State House
The trolley tour passes all the top tourist sites in Boston including the Old State House.
Charleston Bridge
The trolley tour passes all the top tourist sites in Boston including the Charleston Bridge.
Skywalk Observatory
Offers 360° views of the city and surrounding landscape from the 50th floor of Boston's Prudential Tower.
Prudential Tower
The Skywalk Observatory is set on the 50th floor of the Boston's Prudental Tower.
Top of the Hub restaurant and lounge
Located two floors up from the Skywalk Observatory in the Prudential Tower, offering a place to enjoy a meal.