Things To Do
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
This is where it all began! A beloved part of both of our lives, it's also one of the top ranked experiences in Boston.
The Freedom Trail
A 2.5 mile trail through the heart of Boston that takes you to 16 of the city's most significant Revolutionary historic sites.
Boston Harbor Whale Watching
The Atlantic shelf off the coast of Boston provides ample feeding ground for pods of Humpback whales. (There may be even be whale calves in May!) The tour also provides scenic views of the coast, the harbor islands, and the Boston Light.
The Sports Museum
Sports museum celebrates all of Boston sports, with a special focus on the Celtics and Bruins who play TD Garden.
Fenway Park
“America’s Most Beloved Ballpark” offers daily tours. The Sox will also be playing the Houston Astros this weekend if you want to catch a game.
Peabody Essex Museum
A wonderful hodgepodge sort of museum that reflects the global cultural exchange of this maritime city.
Rockport
The most photographed town in Massachusetts, this idyllic little seaside town has one of the oldest artists’ communities in America, and charming shopping district on Bearskin Neck.
Gloucester
Gloucester is quintessential New England. Still a working fishing port, it is one of America’s oldest settlements. Visit Hammond Castle or the Eastern Port Lighthouse.