Things To Do
Freedom Trail
For the history buffs! The 2.5-mile Freedom Trail is a red-bricked path on Boston sidewalks that leads you to 16 official historic sites. Visitors may follow the path to walk to all Freedom Trail historic sites. Look up the map on the Freedom Trail website.
Boston Duck Tours Prudential Center Departure Location
Three departure locations: the Museum of Science, Prudential Center and New England Aquarium. The tour boats were modified from WW2 vehicles.
Quincy Market
Quincy market is a large food hall in a historic building. Located within the larger Faneuil Hall district that has lots of other shops, restaurants, and the occasional street performers.
North End
Explore Paul Revere House, visit the Old North Church, and enjoy the food scene along Hanover Street. Our favorite food & drink spots include Cafe Vittoria and the Daily Catch. Don't forget to grab a freshly made cannoli at Bova's Bakery.
Boston Public Library - Central Library
The library consists of two main parts: the original McKim Building (opened in 1895) and the modern Johnson Building (opened in 1972). Check out both!
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
An art museum housed in a building that is a work of art itself! And the site of the single largest property theft in the world when 13 works of art were stolen. A Netflix documentary was made.
Sam Adams Downtown Boston Taproom
Cheers to Boston! It's between the King's Church and the reception location . With a rooftop patio, exclusive small-batch brews, and a great local vibe, it’s a perfect spot to relax.