Things to do in Boston
30 featured experiences · 897 total indexed in Boston
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Dell Technologies Club
Exclusive Red Sox members' club with upscale dining and bar overlooking iconic Fenway Park.
Caffé Bene
A relaxed café for coffee and a quiet moment.
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Berklee Books + Music
Flip through scores, textbooks, and merch at the official shop of world-famous Berklee College of Music.
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Boston Common
America's oldest public park, a vast green heart where Boston's history and daily life beautifully collide.

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Boston Marathon Finish Line
Stand where marathon legends complete their 26.2-mile journey in one of running's most iconic moments.
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Boston National Historical Park
Walk the birthplace of American independence through iconic Revolutionary War sites in the heart of Boston.
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Boston Public Garden
Stroll through America's first public botanical garden, home to the beloved Swan Boats and stunning seasonal blooms.
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Bunker Hill Monument
Climb 294 steps inside this 221-foot granite obelisk for sweeping views of Boston Harbor.
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Clef Sculpture
Public sculpture artwork celebrating music through artistic expression in urban landscape.
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Coolidge Corner Theatre
A beloved nonprofit cinema screening indie films, classics, and cult favorites in a historic Brookline landmark.
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Ether Monument
Marvel at this striking 1868 statue honoring the discovery of ether anesthesia, a medical milestone in human history.
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Faneuil Hall
A storied colonial landmark where American freedom was debated and merchants have traded for centuries.
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Filson
Rugged outdoor gear shop stocking heritage workwear and field equipment for adventurers.
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Freedom Trail
Follow the iconic red brick path through 16 revolutionary landmarks shaping America's birth.
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Granary Burying Ground
Boston's most storied burial ground holds the graves of Paul Revere and three signers of the Declaration.
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Harvard Yard
Stroll through America's oldest university campus, where history, architecture, and academic legend come alive.
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Huntington Theatre Company
Boston's leading professional theater delivering bold, world-class productions that captivate and inspire every audience.
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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
A Venetian-style palazzo overflowing with masterpieces, personal collections, and one legendary unsolved art heist.
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John Adams Birthplace
Step inside the humble colonial home where America's second president, John Adams, entered the world.
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John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
Relive JFK's inspiring presidency through immersive exhibits in a stunning harborside I.M. Pei-designed museum.
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John Quincy Adams Birthplace
Step inside the humble saltbox home where America's sixth president, John Quincy Adams, entered the world.
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Museum of Fine Arts
One of America's greatest art museums, housing masterpieces spanning 5,000 years of human creativity.
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Old City Hall
Boston's striking 1865 French Second Empire hall pulses with political history in the heart of the city.
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Quincy Market
A grand 19th-century marketplace buzzing with food vendors, shops, and Boston's irresistible street-food energy.