Boston 2 weeks

Boston's primary airport, serving domestic and international flights. It's located just a few miles from downtown, making for a relatively quick transfer.

• Consider the Silver Line bus for a budget-friendly transfer to downtown.

Explore one of Boston's most historic and picturesque neighborhoods, known for its gaslit cobblestone streets, Federal-style rowhouses, and charming boutiques.

• Wander down Acorn Street for iconic photos.
• Browse the unique shops on Charles Street.

Visit the original bar that inspired the famous TV show. While it's a tourist hotspot, it offers a classic pub atmosphere and decent food.

America's oldest public park, a beautiful green space perfect for a morning stroll. It's the starting point for the Freedom Trail.

A stunning example of Greek Revival architecture with its golden dome. Free tours are available, offering insight into Massachusetts government.

• Check tour times in advance.

The site where the Boston Tea Party began. This historic building offers exhibits detailing the events leading up to the American Revolution.

The oldest surviving public building in Boston and a key site of revolutionary events, including the Boston Massacre. Interactive exhibits bring history to life.

One of America's oldest restaurants, serving classic New England seafood since 1826. Enjoy oysters and traditional dishes in a historic setting.

The oldest house in downtown Boston, offering a glimpse into 17th-century life and the home of the famed midnight rider.

Famous for the 'one if by land, and two if by sea' signal lanterns. Explore the sanctuary and crypt for a deeper understanding of its history.

• Consider the 'Behind the Scenes' tour for exclusive access.

Wander through Boston's oldest residential neighborhood, a vibrant Italian enclave. Enjoy authentic pasta, pizza, and other regional specialties.

• Explore Hanover Street and Salem Street for numerous dining options.

An iconic Boston institution famous for its cannoli and other Italian pastries. Expect a line, but the treats are worth the wait.

• Try a variety of cannoli flavors.

One of Boston's oldest pizzerias, serving delicious brick-oven pizza since 1926. It's a beloved local spot with a classic, no-frills atmosphere.

One of the largest art museums in the United States, with a vast collection spanning various cultures and periods. Allow ample time to explore its diverse galleries.

• Check for free general admission hours on certain weekdays.

A unique museum housed in a Venetian-style palace, centered around a stunning courtyard. It features an eclectic collection of art and artifacts.

• Book tickets in advance, especially for weekend visits.

A popular local chain offering delicious pastries, sandwiches, and coffee in a stylish setting. Great for a light dinner or dessert.

Wander through the historic grounds of one of the world's most prestigious universities. Admire the architecture and soak in the academic atmosphere.

• Visit Harvard Yard and see John Harvard Statue.

Home to extensive collections, including the famous Glass Flowers, dinosaur skeletons, and exhibits on biodiversity and minerals.

Explore the innovative campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, known for its modern and often avant-garde architecture.

• Look for striking buildings like the Stata Center and the Kresge Auditorium.

A Boston institution known for its fresh seafood and consistent quality. A reliable choice for a mid-range dinner.

Discover marine life from around the world, featuring a giant ocean tank, penguins, and interactive exhibits. It's a hit for all ages.

• Book tickets online to save time.

Step back in time and relive the Boston Tea Party. You can explore replica ships and participate in the historic reenactment.

• Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the ships.

Enjoy a leisurely walk along the harbor, taking in views of the city skyline and the water. This area is dotted with parks and public art.

Experience waterfront dining with multiple levels offering different culinary experiences, from casual to upscale. Great views of Boston Harbor.

A magnificent Renaissance-style building in Copley Square, featuring stunning architecture, Bates Hall, and beautiful courtyards.

• Don't miss the architectural details and murals.

A public square surrounded by architectural marvels including the Boston Public Library, Trinity Church, and the John Hancock Tower.

Boston's premier shopping street, lined with Victorian brownstones housing a mix of high-end boutiques, flagship stores, and art galleries.

A quirky and popular spot known for its creative brunch and dinner menus, retro decor, and lively atmosphere. Great for a fun, casual meal.

Take a guided tour of America's oldest active ballpark, home of the Boston Red Sox. Learn about its rich history and iconic features.

• Book tours well in advance, especially during baseball season.

Located near Fenway, this venue offers American cuisine and a vibrant atmosphere, often featuring live music. A popular spot before or after a game.

A bustling square known for its historic architecture, the iconic Citgo sign, and proximity to Fenway Park. It's a hub for students and sports fans.

A classic American brasserie in Kenmore Square, known for its excellent food, cocktails, and lively ambiance. A sophisticated dining option.

A historic house museum on Beacon Hill offering a preserved glimpse into the life of a prominent Boston family. It showcases decorative arts and furnishings.

A long-standing neighborhood restaurant in Beacon Hill, famous for its classic diner fare and lively atmosphere. Great for lunch.

A charming, lesser-known park in the South End, perfect for a quiet break. It's surrounded by beautiful Victorian architecture.

An intimate Italian enoteca in the South End, known for its delicious small plates, artisanal pizzas, and extensive wine list. A local favorite.

An expansive science museum with interactive exhibits covering everything from dinosaurs to space exploration. Features a planetarium and IMAX theater.

• Consider purchasing a CityPASS for potential savings if visiting multiple attractions.

A beautiful parkland along the Charles River, offering walking paths, recreational areas, and stunning views of the Boston and Cambridge skylines.

A popular farm-to-table restaurant in Cambridge known for its creative American cuisine, craft cocktails, and vibrant atmosphere. Excellent for sharing plates.

If visiting on a Sunday from May to October, explore this vibrant market featuring local artists, designers, vintage vendors, and food trucks.

• Check the official SoWa Boston website for exact dates and times.

A beloved neighborhood cafe and bakery in the South End, offering delicious pastries, sandwiches, and light meals in a cozy setting.

Visit the Polshek Partnership-designed Presidential Arts Center for its unique modern architecture.

A highly-rated Spanish tapas restaurant in the South End, offering authentic flavors and a bustling atmosphere. Reservations are highly recommended.

The first public botanical garden in America, featuring beautiful flower beds, Victorian-era landscaping, and the iconic Swan Boats.

Enjoy a leisurely ride on the famous Swan Boats in the Public Garden's lagoon. A quintessential Boston experience.

• Operates seasonally, typically from April to September.

Visit the birthplace of the Boston Cream Pie and try this classic dessert at its origin. The hotel offers a historic dining experience.

A private library and museum with stunning architecture and impressive art collections. Non-members can often visit for a fee or through specific programs.

• Check their website for visitor access policies and hours.

An upscale French Mediterranean restaurant in the South End, known for its elegant ambiance and exquisite cuisine. Ideal for a special occasion.

A striking waterfront museum dedicated to contemporary art, featuring rotating exhibitions and a beautiful waterfront setting with stunning harbor views.

• Enjoy the free public access areas for great views.

Explore Boston's rapidly developing Seaport District, known for its modern architecture, innovative restaurants, and waterfront parks.

A unique harbor cruise that re-enacts the Boston Tea Party, allowing participants to throw tea into the harbor and learn about the event.

A popular oyster bar and restaurant in the Seaport, offering a fantastic selection of fresh oysters and craft beers. Lively atmosphere.

Pick up any last-minute souvenirs or gifts from shops near your accommodation or in areas you enjoyed most.

Enjoy a final Boston meal at a restaurant of your choice, perhaps revisiting a favorite or trying a new spot before heading to the airport.

Depart from Boston Logan International Airport.