Things to do in Boston

Walk in the footsteps of presidents and Nobel laureates at one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the United States.

Catch a game or take a tour at one of America’s most historic and beloved ballparks.

A world-renowned private collection of art and cultural treasures awaits at this lavish yet homely museum.

Explore treasures from ancient times to the masterpieces of tomorrow at this eclectic museum.

Admire the old-world craftsmanship of this vaudeville-era reconstruction while you enjoy a performance in opera, theater or dance.

The oldest public park in the United States, Boston Common is the ideal place to relax, unwind and soak up some history.

Explore some of Boston’s finest buildings, educational and arts institutions, and shopping, or simply find a patch of grass and relax.

No other building serves up finer views than this controversial and prominent landmark.

Let your inner-geek run wild amid the hundreds of innovative, hands-on exhibits at this Boston museum.

Escape the city bustle and soak up the serenity in this beloved park that doubles as a respected Harvard University research center.

Come to this museum and the three historic ships in the Boston Harbor to relive the momentous events of the Boston Tea Party. 

From sea lions to sharks, this modern aquarium on Boston’s waterfront brings the ocean world to your fingertips. 

Stretching between Massachusetts Avenue and Boston Public Gardens, this upscale street is one of Boston’s most popular shopping and dining destinations.

Whether you’re a Red Sox fan or not, visit this Boston neighborhood for its many museums and lively dining and nightlife scene.

Just out of view of the city nearby lies an ecological haven, the beauty of which once inspired one of the nation’s great thinkers.

Between its striking modern building and its vast collections of contemporary art, this museum on Boston’s waterfront provides delights to enjoy at every turn.  

Discover the beaches, galleries, public art displays and restaurants on this pleasant pathway that travels around the Boston Harbor waterfront.