boston blends iconic history, charming green spaces, world-class museums, and vibrant neighborhoods. whether you're walking the freedom trail, dining on fresh seafood by the harbor, or catching a game at fenway, here's a go-to list of the city's top ...
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a 2.5 mile red-brick walking route hitting 16 revolutionary-era sites like paul revere's house, old state house, and bunker hill monument. best started from boston common.
Freedom Trail
america's oldest public park and the nation's first botanical garden. spot the swan boats and relax amid tulips or fall foliage.
Boston Common
the historic steeple where “one if by land…” lanterns signaled paul revere. ongoing restoration is uncovering 18th-century angel murals.
Old North Church
revolutionary-era meeting hall + adjacent marketplace with food stalls, street performers, and local shops. great for midday grazing.
Quincy Market
catch a red sox game at the oldest ballpark in the MLB or visit the nearby sports museum inside TD garden for celtics and bruins history.
Fenway Park
trendy waterfront neighborhood with dining, boating, art installations–and a 43-47 miles of scenic harborwalk paths. perfect at sunset.
Boston Seaport
ideal for picnicking, kayaking, or catching free outdoor concerts in warm months. a peaceful green ribbon next to skyline views.
Charles River Esplanade
it's bates hall and courtyard tea lounge (now a bar) are stunning. free art tours available daily.
