Take a stroll in the first public park in America, Boston Commons, and check out the historic monuments and art pieces. You can also take a swan boat ride and enjoy the beautiful views of the city.
Immerse yourself in Boston's history and experience the Boston Tea Party in a unique way. Interactive exhibits and a replica ship will take you back to 1773, where you can participate in the event and learn about its impact on the American Revolution.
Visit the world-famous ballpark and home of the Boston Red Sox. Explore the stadium and learn about its legendary history. You can also take a guided tour and see the famous "Green Monster" up close.
Follow the iconic red brick path that leads you to 16 historically significant sites, including Paul Revere House, Old North Church, and Quincy Market. You can also take a guided tour and learn about each site's role in America's independence.
End your trip with a visit to one of Boston's most popular attractions, the Museum of Fine Arts. See incredible works of art from all over the world, including ancient artifacts and contemporary masterpieces. You can also explore the beautiful Japanese garden in the museum's courtyard.
If you have more time, consider adding a visit to Harvard University, the New England Aquarium, and the Samuel Adams Brewery. If you have less time, you could skip either Fenway Park or the Museum of Fine Arts. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a map for navigation on the Freedom Trail. Some sites have timed entry during peak season, so booking in advance is recommended.