Things To Do
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Our favorite museum in Boston! This museum has a gorgeous courtyard and a very interesting history.
Harvard Art Museums
Another favorite museum of ours and it has free admission every day. Make sure to check out Harvard Yard and explore Harvard Square while you're there!
The North End- Italian Neighborhood
Boston's Italian neighborhood - have dinner at one of the amazing restaurants (Saraceno, Mamma Maria, and Isabella's are our favorites) and visit historic sites such as Paul Revere's home and the Old North Church.
Beacon Hill
While in Boston, you must visit the historic neighborhood of Beacon Hill. Walk down charming Acorn Street and then explore the shops on Charles Street - Beacon Hill Books, Tatte Bakery, and Gus & Ruby are some of our favorite stops.
The Tall Ship Boston
Visit our neighborhood in East Boston and enjoy an amazing view of the city. A few blocks away are Downeast Cider House and The Quiet Few - our favorite bar with great food.
Boston Public Garden
Enjoy the seasonal blooms and willow trees at the Boston Public Garden - after visiting, head over to Newbury Street for shopping.
Fenway Park
The oldest ballpark in the USA, Fenway Park is worth the visit. If you are staying longer than our wedding weekend, the Red Sox will be playing at home on August 18th & 19th. You could also opt to get a tour of the ballpark or view the field from Bleacher Bar.
Freedom Trail
You will probably notice a thin brick path while exploring Boston. The Freedom Trail is a 2.5 mile walking path that leads you to historic sites of the American Revolution. Visit Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, the Old State House and more.
New England Aquarium
Visit the penguins at the New England Aquarium!
Seaport District
Explore Boston's Seaport district - here you'll find good shopping, a beautiful waterfront, the ICA (contemporary art museum), and great food including Legal Sea Foods Harborside.