Boston 2-Day Itinerary

• Day 1: Start your day with a famous lobster roll from Neptune Oyster, then head to the Fenway Park Stadium Tour to learn about the iconic ballpark. After, take a walk through the beautiful Boston Common and visit the nearby Freedom Trail, which takes you through 16 historical sites around the city. End the day with a delicious Italian dinner at Giulia.
• Day 2: Begin your day with brunch at The Friendly Toast before heading to the Museum of Fine Arts to view world-renowned art collections. Next, take a stroll through the Newbury Street shopping district before ending your trip with a Harbor Cruise to see the beautiful Boston skyline from the water. Dine at The Daily Catch for fresh seafood and delicious pasta.

Time and Cost Estimates:

• Neptune Oyster - 30 minutes - $25
• Fenway Park Stadium Tour - 1.5 hours - $30
• Boston Common - 2 hours - Free
• Freedom Trail - 3 hours - $20 (optional guided tour)
• Giulia - 2 hours - $50
• The Friendly Toast - 1 hour - $15
• Museum of Fine Arts - 3 hours - $25
• Newbury Street - 2 hours - Free (unless you buy something!)
• Harbor Cruise - 1.5 hours - $30
• The Daily Catch - 1.5 hours - $40
• Total Cost Estimate: $235

Transportation:

Most of the attractions on this itinerary are within walking distance of each other. For the Harbor Cruise, consider taking the subway or a taxi to the wharf. The subway is very reliable and affordable at $2.75 per ride, and taxis typically cost $10-$20 for a short ride within the city. If you'd like to explore more of Boston's neighborhoods, consider renting a bike or using a ride-sharing app like Uber or Lyft.

Links to Key Attractions, Restaurants, and Points of Interest:

• Neptune Oyster
• Fenway Park Stadium Tour
• Boston Common
• Freedom Trail
• Giulia
• The Friendly Toast
• Museum of Fine Arts
• Newbury Street
• Harbor Cruise
• The Daily Catch

Tips:

If you have more time, consider adding a day trip to nearby Cambridge to see the famous Harvard University campus and enjoy the trendy restaurants and stores on Harvard Square. If you have less time, you may want to skip the Museum of Fine Arts or the Harbor Cruise.