78 Things to Do in Boston

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Boston Public Garden

Just outside of America’s first public park (Boston Common) sits America’s first public botanical garden: Boston Public Garden. Founded in 1837, this beautifully arranged collection

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Quincy Market

The centerpiece of Faneuil Hall Marketplace is Quincy Market, a 3-building complex of 100+ shops and food stalls in the heart of Boston. It was

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USS Constitution

The USS Constitution is a living legend: launched in 1797 and undefeated in battle, “Old Ironsides” earned its name when British cannonballs bounced off its

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Freedom Trail

This 2.5 mile walking trail, marked by a paved line of red bricks and red paint, weaves through downtown Boston as it purposefully passes 16

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Mary Baker Eddy Library

The Mary Baker Eddy Library is home to one of Boston’s most unique attractions—the Mapparium, a three-story stained-glass globe that lets you step inside a

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World’s End

With a name like World’s End, you’d expect something dramatic—and this stunning peninsula in Hingham Harbor delivers. Shaped by ancient glaciers and saved from development

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The Sports Museum

Inside Boston’s TD Garden, The Sports Museum is where the city’s greatest athletic moments are immortalized. Covering a half-mile of exhibits, the museum showcases championship

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Paul Revere House

The Paul Revere House isn’t just Boston’s oldest home (built in 1680)—it’s where one of the most famous events of the American Revolution began. On

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Swan Boats (Boston)

A beloved Boston tradition for nearly 150 years, the Swan Boats glide through the Public Garden lagoon, offering a serene escape in the heart of

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Nahant Beach Reservation

A stunning oceanfront escape just north of Boston, Nahant Beach Reservation offers a mile-and-a-half of sandy shoreline, ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and seaside strolls. With

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Nantasket Beach

One of Massachusetts’ most beloved beaches, Nantasket Beach in Hull offers soft sandy shores, rolling Atlantic waves, and breathtaking sunrises just 45 minutes from Boston.

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New England Aquarium

A must-visit on Boston’s waterfront, the New England Aquarium is home to thousands of marine creatures, from playful sea lions and mesmerizing jellyfish to giant

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Newbury Street

An iconic stretch in Back Bay, Newbury Street is Boston’s premier destination for shopping, dining, and culture. Lined with historic 19th-century brownstones, the mile-long street

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Old North Church

The Old North Church is where Paul Revere’s legendary “one if by land, two if by sea” signal was sent, igniting the American Revolution. On

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Old State House

The Old State House is the oldest public building in Boston and a landmark of the American Revolution. Built in 1713, it served as the

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Park Street Church

A towering landmark at the edge of Boston Common, Park Street Church has shaped American history since its founding in 1809. Once the tallest building

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Boston Harborwalk

Nearly 43 miles around Boston’s harbor shoreline is a pedestrian walkway that connects the city’s 8 prominent waterfront neighborhoods: East Boston, Charlestown, North End, Wharf

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Fenway Park

As the oldest active stadium in Major League Baseball, the Boston Red Sox’ Fenway Park has many interesting features and quirks, the biggest of which

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Faneuil Hall

It’s nicknamed “The Cradle of Liberty” for good reason: this magnificent building is where colonists first insisted “no taxation without representation” (1764) and where President

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Boston Common

This 50-acre park has played many parts over the centuries including a cow pasture, British war camp, and protest headquarters. Today it offers an urban

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