Things To Do
Freedom Trail
Walk Into History and experience more than 250 years of history on Boston’s iconic Freedom Trail®— the 2.5-mile red line leading to 16 nationally significant historic sites, each one an authentic treasure. Preserved and dedicated by the citizens of Boston in 1951, the Freedom Trail is a unique collection of museums, churches, meeting houses, burying grounds, parks, a ship, and historic markers that tell the story of the American Revolution and beyond.
Museum of Science
The MoS is one of our favorite museums in Boston!
View Boston
View Boston is a 360° taste of the city, offering breathtaking views atop one of the tallest buildings in New England. Whether discovering famed institutions and coveted hidden gems or meeting friends for a sunset cocktail, your unforgettable Bostonian experience begins here.
Boston Public Garden
The Boston Public Garden was the first public botanical garden in America. Located right next to the Boston Common (the first public park in America) it is perfect for a lovely stroll.
Fenway Park
There is nothing more Boston than the Red Sox and Fenway is America's Most Beloved Ballpark. Whether you're catching a baseball game or going on a tour, it's worth checking out.
Davis Square
If you're in Boston for the Dan and Jess tour, might we recommend Davis Sq? Located in Somerville (Davis stop on the Red Line) it was home to many of our first dates. Check out the Somerville Theatre, Sacco's Bowl Haven (candlepin bowling, a New England classic), Redbones for barbeque, Tenoch for the east coast's best Mexican food, Rosebud diner for American-Indian fusion, or Tsurumen 1000 for ramen.
Salem, Masssachusetts
About a half hour train ride outside of Boston, Salem is full of spooky things for those who are so inclined. It's also a classic New England coastal town with great museums and restaurants. Check out the Hocus Pocus House, the Peabody Essex Museum, or Flying Saucer Pizza.