Boston Things to Do

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Boston Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour in Boston, Massachusetts
Old Town Trolley Tours of Boston are a convenient and fun way to tour the city. Hop on and hop off all day at your leisure at up to 18 stops, including a stop along the route outside the iconic ‘Cheers!’ bar on Beacon Street. Once there, you can visit Boston Common and the Public Garden, or stroll along historic Charles Street. Details
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Beyond Boston Freedom Trail: Private Half-Day Walking Tour in Boston, Massachusetts
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This private Boston walking tour not only takes you to the famed Boston Freedom Trail but also to notable sights like picturesque Beacon Hill, Faneuil Hall, Boston Public Market, and more. You’ll enjoy an insider’s appreciation of the city’s architectural marvels and rich history as you explore the sites and their storied past with your local guide. Details
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Boston Ghosts and Gravestones Tour in Boston, Massachusetts
This frightful and fun Boston Ghosts and Gravestones Tour explores the city’s frightening past and sinister characters. Take the Boston ghost tour trolley to two of the oldest burial grounds in Boston for an exclusive night-time walking tour. Along the way, view Boston’s most haunted hotel and learn about the Boston Strangler, serial killer Jolly Jane, and more. Details
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Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum in Boston, Massachusetts
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Located on the same body of water where the Boston Tea Party took place centuries ago, Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is an experience everyone will enjoy! Relive the event that started a revolution with live actors, interactive exhibits, centuries-old artifacts, and reenactments of the political protest that changed the course of U.S. history. Details
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Boston’s Freedom Trail: Private Tour including Paul Revere House in Boston, Massachusetts
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Explore one of America’s oldest cities with your own private guide. This Boston Freedom Trail walking tour begins at the Boston Common and includes an inside tour of Paul Revere House, the colonial home of the famous American patriot. You’ll briefly step off the Freedom Trail to visit the Boston Public Market for some fresh cider snacks (included). Details
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Welcome to Boston! This beloved city is renowned for its rich history, world-class educational institutions in Greater Boston, vibrant sports culture, and enticing culinary scene. In this guide, we will explore the plethora of things to do in Boston, ensuring a memorable experience for every type of visitor. Get ready to uncover the secret treasures of this iconic city.

Whether it is your first trip to Boston or you're a seasoned visitor, there is always something new to explore. So, let's start planning the Boston things to do on your list. Here are just a few highlights:


  • A walk along the Samuel Adams Brewery

  • Fenway Park, the home of the Red Sox

  • A visit to the iconic Paul Revere House


What are the best neighborhoods to explore in Boston?


If you're looking for a truly immersive Boston experience, strolling through its neighborhoods offers a sense of the city's rich history, local culture, and vibrant community. Here are some of the most iconic neighborhoods to explore on your visit.

Beacon Hill


Beacon Hill, identifiable by its cobblestone streets and Federal-style rowhouses, is one of Boston's most picturesque districts. Visit Beacon Hill's Massachusetts State House, which stands tall at the top of the hill and showcases a grand dome that gleams in the city's skyline.

North End


The North End, known as Boston's Little Italy, guarantees a gastronomic adventure. Italian bakeries, food markets, pizzerias, and cafes populate this neighborhood.

South End


For art enthusiasts, the South End is a haven. Known for its Victorian brownstone homes, numerous art galleries, and open marketplaces, this neighborhood is brimming with creativity.

Charlestown


Charlestown, located on a peninsula north of downtown Boston, is home to landmarks like the USS Constitution Museum and the Bunker Hill Monument. It's a fitting end to your neighborhood exploration, offering commanding views of downtown Boston.

Why wait? Put on your comfy shoes and be prepared to explore the wonders of Boston!

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As you plan the things to do in Boston MA, remember there's more to explore beyond these famed neighborhoods. The city's unique blend of historical charm and modern vibrance will captivate you, offering a robust compilation of activities tailored to suit a range of interests. Whether you aim to delve into Boston's past, savor its artistic flair, or enjoy a simple outdoor picnic, there's something for everyone in this remarkable city!