Irene & Wayne
Things To Do
Acorn Street
It's one of the most photographed streets in the world, and for good reason. Come here for a blast of the past to colonial Boston, complete with cobblestone paths and traditional row houses.
Marshall Street
17th century cobblestone alleyway, great for photo ops! Come check out one of the oldest taverns (Bell in Hand Tavern) and one of the oldest restaurants (Union Oyster House) in America.
Fan Pier Park
Come over to a revitalized Seaport, grab a bite and a drink over at the many restaurants and bars in the area, and then get some nice pictures in over here at Fan Pier Park. This is probably one of the most popular engagement photo locations chosen for Boston weddings.
Freedom Trail
Famous collection of historic monuments and markers that tell the story of the American Revolution. Always fun to walk the trail and learn some history at the same time!
Boston Public Garden
Come for a nice leisurely stroll and escape the pressures of city life here!
Chinatown
Historic Chinatown district full of many of our favorite places to eat and drink! Some of our favorites include Tora Ramen, Gong Cha, Penang, and Dumpling Cafe.
Fenway Park
One of the oldest and greatest ballparks in America. Come watch the Sox on a warm spring night or eat, drink and be merry at the many bars and restaurants next door.
Newbury Street
A popular mile-long street lined with historic 19th-century brownstones that contain hundreds of shops and restaurants.
Harvard Bridge (Mass Ave Bridge)
Just completed your shopping and eating on Newbury St and ended up on Mass Ave? Come walk across this bridge for a beautiful skyline view of Boston and head into Cambridge to go visit the smarties at MIT and Harvard.
Harvard Yard
Explore the campus of America's oldest and most prestigious college! Check out the Harvard Museum of Natural History and Harvard Art Museums as well.