Things To DoThings To Do
Plimoth Patuxet MuseumsPlimoth Patuxet Museums
Our wedding venue itself is one of the most outstanding local attractions! It is a uniquely immersive experience that brings early American history to life through beautifully recreated environments and engaging live interpreters. Our ceremony starts at 5PM, but feel free to arrive a few hours early if you want to pay the museums a visit!
Mayflower IIMayflower II
Mayflower II is a beautifully restored full-scale replica of the original ship, offering a vivid glimpse into the Pilgrims’ voyage. Walking its decks brings history to life in a tangible, memorable way—perfect for anyone interested in early American stories and seafaring heritage. It is also within walking distance from the Plymouth Rock, a modest but symbolic landmark traditionally associated with the Pilgrims’ landing in 1620.
National Monument to the ForefathersNational Monument to the Forefathers
National Monument to the Forefathers is a towering granite monument built in the 19th century to honor the Pilgrims and their ideals. Completed in 1889, it features a central figure representing Faith, surrounded by allegorical statues symbolizing virtues like Morality, Law, Education, and Liberty. Though it reflects the values and interpretations of its time, the monument remains an impressive and thought-provoking tribute to how the Pilgrims’ legacy has been remembered and commemorated in American history.
Newbury StreetNewbury Street
Newbury Street is a vibrant, tree-lined street in Boston’s Back Bay, famous for its mix of boutique shopping, trendy cafés, art galleries, and historic brownstones. It’s perfect for a leisurely stroll, whether you’re hunting for unique fashion, savoring a coffee, or soaking in the lively city atmosphere. Probably the place where we went on most dates while we were in Boston!
South Boston WaterfrontSouth Boston Waterfront
Seaport District is Boston’s modern waterfront neighborhood, visually standing out with its sleek glass-and-steel buildings, open plazas, and waterfront promenades—a striking contrast to the city’s historic brick and brownstone streets. The contemporary skyline and vibrant harbor activity create a dynamic backdrop that feels both cutting-edge and distinctly different from Boston’s traditional neighborhoods.
Long WharfLong Wharf
Boston Harborwalk & Wharf District is a scenic waterfront stretch that blends historic harbor character with modern city views, offering open promenades, piers, and striking skyline vistas that showcase Boston’s maritime identity. At its heart sits the nearby New England Aquarium, a major attraction on the waterfront known for its massive ocean tank, playful penguin habitat, and wide range of marine life exhibits. Together, the wharves and aquarium create a seamless experience—moving from fresh harbor air and city views outside to immersive underwater environments inside, all while staying rooted in Boston’s deep connection to the sea.
ChinatownChinatown
Chinatown is a vibrant, culturally rich neighborhood that stands out for its dense streets, colorful storefronts, and distinctive architectural details. Its bustling markets, traditional bakeries, and ornate gate create a strong visual and sensory contrast to Boston’s surrounding districts, offering an energetic urban atmosphere shaped by generations of Asian American heritage and community life. We came here on a very regular basis, for food, boba, and meetup with friends!
BrooklineBrookline
Brookline is a charming, leafy suburb just outside Boston known for its quiet residential streets, historic architecture, and village-like feel. It blends urban convenience with a slower pace of life, offering cozy cafés, local shops, and beautiful green spaces like Olmsted Park nearby. It’s an ideal place to experience a more relaxed, neighborhood-oriented side of the Boston area while still being close to the city.
CambridgeCambridge
Cambridge is a vibrant academic and innovation hub just across the river from Boston, known for its blend of historic neighborhoods and cutting-edge research institutions. Home to world-renowned universities, lively squares like Harvard Square and Central Square, and a mix of classic brick architecture with modern labs and startups, it offers a dynamic contrast between old intellectual tradition and contemporary technological energy. Dreamed of going to MIT or Harvard? Well here's your chance!