Begin the day exploring Boston's grand history along the Freedom Trail. See important landmarks such as Faneuil Hall, Paul Revere's House, and the Massachusetts State House. continue to the elegant cobblestone streets of Beacon Hill. Enjoy historic museums, antique shops, and charming restaurants.
Indulge in delicious Italian pastries and sweets at Mike's Pastry in the Italian neighbourhood of North End. Explore the neighbourhood’s narrow streets, churches and historic buildings. After satisfying your sweet tooth head over to Fenway Park, the oldest ballpark in the country and watch the Boston Red Sox in action.
Explore the famous neighbourhood of Harvard Square, the heart of Harvard University. Find a collection of charming bookshops, trendy boutiques, and specialty stores. After exploring, take a 10-minute walk to the USS Constitution Museum. Here you can explore the history of the world's oldest commissioned warship afloat.
Spend the morning exploring the modern neighbourhood of Seaport District. With many outdoor cafes, restaurants and trendy designer boutiques, it's the perfect area to wander around. After enjoying lunch head over to the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum. Here you can experience an interactive exhibit retelling the story of the Boston Tea party.
Begin the day exploring the impressive collection of Egyptian and Asian art at the Museum of Fine Arts. After enjoying lunch at the museum cafe, take a quick trip to Harvard University's Art Museums. There view their collection of approximately 250,000 objects using the latest in museum technology. easily locate any piece in the museum.
If you have extra time, consider visiting Boston Public Library, Quincy Market or the New England Aquarium. If you have less time, shorten some museum visits or eliminate one from your itinerary. Also, consider using the Hop-on Hop-off bus or the MBTA subway system to save time and cover more ground.