Walk the Freedom Trail

The Freedom Trail is one of the most scenic ways to see the downtown area. This 2.5 mile trail will make the city of Boston come alive . You will walk through the heart of the city, visit churches a... See more

See the Mapparium

When you walk into The Mapparium for the first time, you will be amazed by the work and detail that has gone into its construction. Built in 1908, this stain glass globe will give you an inside look ... See more

Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum

Started in 2012, this is one of Boston’s newest attractions on the waterfront. The Battle of Lexington was one of the first battles of the Civil War and dumping the tea into the harbor was the final... See more

Harvard Square and Harvard Art Museums

Boston Pops and Boston Symphony Orchestra

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Boston HarborWalk and Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park

Beacon Hill and the Black Heritage Trail

See a Red Sox Game

As one of the oldest ballparks in Major League Baseball, attending a game at this stadium is a must for any sports fan. It has been home to the Boston Red Sox since 1912. Make it an even more memora... See more

Bunker Hill Monument

Set on one of the highest elevations in the city, you will enjoy spectacular views of Boston after climbing the 294 stairs to the top of the monument. Immerse yourself in colonial American history a... See more

Walk the Skywalk Observatory

Whether you are beginning your trip or ending your trip, this a great way to see all of Boston at once. From the skywalk, you can see Fenway Park, Boston Commons, Hancock Tower, the Esplanade, Hatch ... See more

Tour Paul Revere’s House

Paul Revere became a national hero when Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote the poem “Paul Revere’s Ride” as a legacy to his historic, horseback ride to warn the colonists that the British troops were ar... See more