Things To Do
Mapparium
Let Hannah know if you want to go and she can provide complimentary tickets for your visit.
Frog Pond
Right in the heart of Boston Common, Frog Pond is a charming spot that changes with the seasons. In summer, kids can splash in the wading pool; in winter, it transforms into a picturesque ice-skating rink. Surrounded by the greenery of the Common, it’s a fun and classic Boston experience year-round.
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Catch a Holiday Pops or a Boston Symphony Orchestra concert
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
A Boston landmark since the 1700s, Faneuil Hall is now a lively marketplace filled with shops, restaurants, and street performers. It’s a fun spot to grab a bite, browse local goods, or simply enjoy the energy of the historic cobblestone plaza. Quincy Market, right next door, is famous for its food hall with everything from classic New England clam chowder to international eats.
Boston Gardens/Commons
Stroll through the beautifully decorated Boston Common and the Public Garden. This time of year is Hannah's favorite to explore the commons while listening to Michael Bublé's Christmas album.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
One of the largest art museums in the country, the MFA houses an incredible collection that spans the globe—ancient Egyptian artifacts, European masterpieces, Asian treasures, and contemporary works. With over 500,000 pieces, you can spend hours wandering through its galleries or just stop in to see a few highlights. It’s a world-class cultural experience right in Boston.
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
This museum is like stepping into a Venetian palace tucked right into Boston. Built around a stunning courtyard garden, it’s filled with Isabella Stewart Gardner’s eclectic collection of art, from Renaissance masterpieces to rare books and decorative objects. The building itself is just as breathtaking as the artwork, making it a uniquely beautiful and peaceful place to explore.
Fenway Park
Step into history at America’s oldest ballpark, home of the Boston Red Sox. Even if you’re not a big baseball fan, Fenway is full of character—from the iconic Green Monster to its classic ballpark atmosphere.
Harvard Art Museums
The Harvard Art Museums in Cambridge are a beautiful spot to explore world-class art. From ancient artifacts to contemporary works, the galleries are thoughtfully curated and perfect for a peaceful afternoon stroll. Plus, the building itself is stunning—designed by Renzo Piano!
New England Aquarium
One of Boston’s most unique experiences, the New England Aquarium features a breathtaking four-story Giant Ocean Tank filled with hundreds of sea creatures—from sea turtles to reef fish—all swimming together in a living Caribbean coral reef. You can wander around the tank as it spirals upward, getting a new view at every level. With penguins, playful seals, and hands-on exhibits, it’s an unforgettable way to explore the underwater world right in the heart of the city.
Freedom Trail (Starting Point)
The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile walk through downtown Boston that takes you past 16 iconic historic sites—think Paul Revere’s House, the Boston Common, and the Old North Church. It’s a fun and scenic way to soak in the city’s rich Revolutionary history (and get your steps in!).
Regina Pizzeria
One of Denny and Hannah's favorite place to get pizza! Also a fun neighborhood to walk around :)
Airbnb Experiences
Airbnb Experiences are unique activities hosted by locals—things like cooking classes, guided hikes, wine tastings, city tours, or art workshops. They’re a fun way to explore the area, try something new, and make memories outside of the wedding events. If you’re looking for extra adventures during your stay, check out the Experiences section on Airbnb for options near our venue.