Guidebook for Boston
Food Scene
1704-1706 Washington St
1704-1706 Washington Street"Toro"
Cusine: Paella/Tapas
470 Centre St
470 Centre Street"Tres Gatos"
Cusine: Tapas/Bar
1508 Tremont St
Tremont Street"Milkweed"
Cusine: American
738 Huntington Ave
738 Huntington Avenue"Il Mondo Pizzeria"
Cusine: Italian
Drinks & Nightlife
1619 Tremont St
1619 Tremont Street"Flann O' Brian's"
724 Huntington Ave
724 Huntington Avenue"Mission Bar & Grill"
Sightseeing
"FREEDOM TRAIL"
Follow the red-brick road. It leads 2.5 miles through the center of Boston, from Boston Common to the Bunker Hill Monument, and traces the events leading up to and following the War for independence.
567 locals recommend
Boston Common
139 Boylston St"FREEDOM TRAIL"
Follow the red-brick road. It leads 2.5 miles through the center of Boston, from Boston Common to the Bunker Hill Monument, and traces the events leading up to and following the War for independence.
"FENWAY PARK"
Watch the Red Sox at Fenway Park, the nation's oldest and most storied ballpark.
815 locals recommend
Fenway Park
4 Jersey St"FENWAY PARK"
Watch the Red Sox at Fenway Park, the nation's oldest and most storied ballpark.
"COPLEY SQUARE"
Here you'll find a cluster of handsome historic buildings, including the ornate French-Romanesque Trinity Church, the masterwork of architect HH Richardson. Across the street, the classic Boston Public Library. Pick up a self-guided tour brochure and wander around, noting gems like the murals by John Singer Sargent and sculpture by Augustus Saint-Gaudens.
13 locals recommend
Copley Square, Boston, MA station
"COPLEY SQUARE"
Here you'll find a cluster of handsome historic buildings, including the ornate French-Romanesque Trinity Church, the masterwork of architect HH Richardson. Across the street, the classic Boston Public Library. Pick up a self-guided tour brochure and wander around, noting gems like the murals by John Singer Sargent and sculpture by Augustus Saint-Gaudens.
"HARVARD UNIVERSITY"
Founded in 1636, Harvard is America's oldest college. It has eight graduates who went on to be US presidents, not to mention dozens of Nobel laureates. The geographic heart of Harvard is Harvard Yard. Free historical tours of Harvard Yard depart from the Smith Campus Center. The focal point of the yard is the John Harvard statue, where every Harvard hopeful has a photo taken (and touches the statue's shiny shoe for good luck.
574 locals recommend
Harvard University
3 Oxford Street"HARVARD UNIVERSITY"
Founded in 1636, Harvard is America's oldest college. It has eight graduates who went on to be US presidents, not to mention dozens of Nobel laureates. The geographic heart of Harvard is Harvard Yard. Free historical tours of Harvard Yard depart from the Smith Campus Center. The focal point of the yard is the John Harvard statue, where every Harvard hopeful has a photo taken (and touches the statue's shiny shoe for good luck.
"NORTH END"
Stroll the narrow and winding streets, stop at a caffe for a cappuccino, listen to the buzz and hubbub all around you. Immerse yourself in the many sights, sounds and aromas of this little part of Italy in Boston.
Eat magnificent food in any of the amazing authentic restaurants (usually by reservation) this neighborhood in Boston has to offer. After eating like royalty don't forget to stop by at Mike's Pastry (YES! do the line) and order a Florentine Cannoli! believe us, is worth it.
405 locals recommend
North End
"NORTH END"
Stroll the narrow and winding streets, stop at a caffe for a cappuccino, listen to the buzz and hubbub all around you. Immerse yourself in the many sights, sounds and aromas of this little part of Italy in Boston.
Eat magnificent food in any of the amazing authentic restaurants (usually by reservation) this neighborhood in Boston has to offer. After eating like royalty don't forget to stop by at Mike's Pastry (YES! do the line) and order a Florentine Cannoli! believe us, is worth it.
Parks & Nature
"THE PUBLIC GARDEN"
The Public Garden is a 24-acre botanical oasis of Victorian flowerbeds, verdant grass and weeping willow trees shading a tranquil lagoon. The old-fashioned pedal-powered Swan boats have been delighting children for generations.
Until was filled in the early 19th century, the Public Garden was (like Back Bay) a tidal salt marsh. Now, at any time of the year, it is an island of loveliness, n awash with seasonal blooms, gold-toned leaves or untrammeled snow.
440 locals recommend
Boston Public Garden
"THE PUBLIC GARDEN"
The Public Garden is a 24-acre botanical oasis of Victorian flowerbeds, verdant grass and weeping willow trees shading a tranquil lagoon. The old-fashioned pedal-powered Swan boats have been delighting children for generations.
Until was filled in the early 19th century, the Public Garden was (like Back Bay) a tidal salt marsh. Now, at any time of the year, it is an island of loveliness, n awash with seasonal blooms, gold-toned leaves or untrammeled snow.
Arts & Culture
Museum Of Science Driveway
Museum Of Science Driveway"MUSEUM OF SCIENCE"
Fenway / Kenmore
465 Huntington Avenue"MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS"
68 Quarry Rd
68 Quarry Road"CONTEMPORARY ARTS INTERNATIONAL"