Faneuil Hall is in the heart of downtown and provides a lot of great Boston history. Quincy Marketplace has endless spots to choose from for a quick bite and there are plenty of shops around to get a souvenir.
ViewWe love coming to the gardens any time of year. The plants within the park are beautiful and September will be bright with florals!
ViewChandler and Marissa took beautiful engagement photos here. This is the most photographed street in America! Highly recommend exploring Beacon Hill after taking a stroll down Acorn Street.
During the summer and fall weekends, this is a great spot to get a view of the harbor/city! Marissa and Chandler bring visitors in to take in the sights.
ViewBoston is surrounded by water and there are many sights to see along the harborwalk. Go to the website to see the full map of locations. We enjoy going by the harbor near Christopher Columbus Park.
ViewThis is Chowder Chandler's top spot for clam chowder in Boston! Boston Sail Loft is a must for those visiting out of town and has a nice waterfront view. Tip: Try and get a back deck seat!
ViewIf you enjoy an espresso martini, this is the spot to go! Nothing will compare! This is the top of Marissa's ongoing list of best espresso martini's.
ViewMike's Pastry is a North End staple! Great cannoli's and desserts.
ViewThe Green Dragon is full of history. Make sure to grab Green Dragon Ale while you soak it all in!
ViewThe North End is rich with history, including Paul Revere's House. After visiting, take a stroll in the neighborhood. See sights like the Old North Church and Italian restaurants stretching every block.
ViewIf you are getting in early or staying late, try to take in a game! There are also tours almost every day that goes inside the stadium and is full of history. *For our Chicago family and friends visiting, the Red Sox take on the White Sox that weekend!
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