The Freedom Trail is a 2.5‑mile walk through the heart of Boston that connects 16 iconic historic sites. Follow the red line on the sidewalk and you’ll stroll past places like the Old North Church, Faneuil Hall, and some of Boston’s most beautiful neighborhoods along the way. Check out two of the oldest bars in the county and stop at Union Oyster House and the Warren Tavern on the way!
Step into the home of Isabella Stewart Garden and her collection of artwork. Spot the empty frames that represent the missing artwork that was stollen in the 1990's heist. If you're up for a treasure hunt the $10M reward is still available for anyone who finds the missing works!
The aquarium is cool and all... but do you know what's even better? The seals outside that you can hang with for free! Dealers choice though!
Our favorite coffee spot in city, and a true local experience! There is truly NOTHING like a morning in the North End! Its the only time of day the streets are empty, and the local Italians are at their finest. Weather you take your coffee to go or enjoy it at a small table at Cafe Paradiso, it's a great way to start your day.
Our favorite pastry shop in the North End! Grab a biscotti, mini cheesecake, or of course a cannoli. Also, don't sleep on their diner breakfast!
Grab lunch or a beer like our founding fathers! A few steps away from our apartment, this is a spot we frequent. The Warren Tavern is one of the oldest taverns in the city. It was a favorite watering hole and meeting place for key figures of the American Revolution like George Washington and Paul Revere.
Looking for a great Guinness and even better music? Head over to the Black Rose for perfect pints and live Celtic music 7 days a week! Slainte!
Okay we know we know ... it can be a tourist spot BUT it is the BEST cup of chowder in the city hands down. Head to the bar, grab the Sam Ale (only spot in town you can get one), or a Brick Red and enjoy the old bar with the joy of people watching. Also, fun fact, it is a historical landmark for being the oldest pub in Boston... would have been the Warren Tavern but Charlestown wasn't considered Boston in 1826
One of our favorites for a drink & an app outdoors along the harbor and Christopher Columbus park
Theo was a neighbor of Chelsea's when she was a North End resident, and he does a killer diner breakfast. Get there early and bring CASH!
GREAT people watching here. The cocktails are awesome and the pizza oddly enough is one of our favorites in the city! You can also hop on the boat connected to the restaurant and head over to the Tallship for an awesome view of the city for only $4 per person per ride! Just call the captain if the boat isn't right outside 6175046024
We know what you're thinking, a library? But trust us, it's worth the walk through. It's one of the most beautiful building in the city!