Things To DoThings To Do

Charles River EsplanadeCharles River Esplanade

North EndNorth End

The North End of Boston, is known as Boston's Little Italy. It's a small, historic area with cobblestone streets, Italian bakeries, and restaurants. As a native, I can say this is where you will find the best Italian food and desserts. And this is coming from a couple who has traveled to Rome and the Amalfi Coast.

Toscanini's Ice CreamToscanini's Ice Cream

When I tell you, lactose intolerance couldn't keep me away from eating Toscanini's ice cream.

Cafe LunaCafe Luna

Arguably the best brunch spots in the Cambridge/Boston area. As a plus, the sister location "Little Luna" is only an 8 minute walk from the Kimpton Marlowe Hotel.

Newbury StreetNewbury Street

Newbury Street is Boston's destination for dining and shopping. Also home to some of Sophia's favorite boba tea and gelato shops (Amorino).

EatalyEataly

Located directly inside the Prudential, you'll get a little taste of Italy in Boston. There are countless things to do inside, enjoy a glass of wine at one of the bars, delicious food at La Pizza & Pasta, gelato and even shopping for imports directly from Italy (cookware, handmade pasta, espresso, cheeses, etc).

View BostonView Boston

Inside Prudential Shopping Center is View Boston a 360 observation deck with views from high above the heart of Boston.

Fenway ParkFenway Park

Catch a Red Sox game at Fenway Park!

Samuel Adams Boston Brewery - Jamaica PlainSamuel Adams Boston Brewery - Jamaica Plain

Reach out to Angel for additional beer recs!

Boston Public Library - Central LibraryBoston Public Library - Central Library

The closest thing we have to Hogwarts castle.

Museum of ScienceMuseum of Science

Great for the family!

Isabella Stewart Gardner MuseumIsabella Stewart Gardner Museum

Any art lovers?

Boston Public GardenBoston Public Garden

Freedom TrailFreedom Trail

For the history buffs. The Boston Freedom Trail is a walk around 16 historical sites linked to the American Revolution, covering around 3 miles across Boston, Massachusetts.