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Things To Do

Most destinations, including Salem, Concord, and Ogunquit, are accessible by local transit or commuter rail. The MBTA website (www.mbta.com) has up-to-date information on routes and pricing. You can also use your maps app: enter your destination, choose the transit option, and it will guide you on which lines to take and when trains arrive.

Boston Public Garden & Boston Common

Iconic parks filled with red and gold foliage.

Beacon Hill

One of the oldest and prettiest neighborhoods in Boston.

Boston Harborwalk

A peaceful waterfront stroll just steps from the North End.

Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market

Food stalls, shops, and street performers in a historic marketplace.

The Freedom Trail

A 2.5-mile path that hits 16 historic sites.

Museum of Fine Arts (MFA)

One of Boston’s premier art museums, showcasing world-class collections from ancient artifacts to Monet and modern masters.

Cambridge, MA

Across the Charles River from Boston (easily accessible by MBTA or rideshare apps). Home to Harvard and MIT.

Salem, MA

The Halloween capital of the U.S. (~40 minutes from Boston). Historic and Spooky.

Apple picking & Cider Donuts

Numerous orchards 30–60 minutes outside Boston.

Concord, MA & Lexington, MA

Scenic drive through colonial towns and colorful backroads.

Portsmouth, NH

Seaside city with a lively downtown, local shops, acclaimed restaurants, and a vibrant arts scene. Easy stop on the way from Boston to Ogunquit, ME.

Ogunquit, ME

A charming costal town in southern Maine known for its beaches, Marginal Way cliff walk, art galleries, boutique shopping, and fresh seafood.