With the chilling New England weather surrounding us this winter, the greater Boston area is still a hot-spot for fun and exciting activities. Visitors flock to Boston Common for ice skating at Frog Pond or purchase tickets for winter performances from the Boston Ballet.
While it's too chilly to explore the Harbor Islands on a cruise, you can still visit the bustling city and have the time of your life this winter!
Welcome to Boston!
Welcome to Beantown! As the unofficial “Capital of New England,†Boston, MA is a fun, engaging and fascinating city with lots to offer both locals and tourists. Boston is intertwined in the history of the United States, and as such, historical landmarks and themes can be found throughout the town. From its early beginnings, Boston has transformed into one of the nation’s greatest metropolitan areas, and with no shortage of tourist attractions and activities, it has also become a top travel destination. So what are you waiting for? We invite you to explore Boston and all it has to offer on your next vacation!
Harvard Art Museums are recognized for being a cultural and educational hot spot, Boston is blessed with many well-known museums. Some of the city's most popular ones include the Museum of Science, Harvard Natural History Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts, all of which offer visitors an endless supply of exceptional exhibits and a chance to learn along the way.
Boston has a reputation for being a difficult city to navigate. Winding streets, one-way roads and the lack of a traditional “grid†system can make it a little tricky - but not to fear! Boston is home to a number of tour companies that are ready to take you on an adventure through the heart of the city. Whether you’re looking to explore by both bus and boat on a Boston Duck Tour, cruise the streets on a Beantown Trolley, or explore on your own two feet with Boston by Foot, there is sure to be the perfect option for you!
Explore the Beacon Hill Bistro as the day comes to a close! Head to the North End of the city for some of the best Italian food around or dip into the South End to find a diverse mix of cuisines and exceptional restaurants. In addition, Back Bay also has an array of dining options on and around Boylston Street that are sure to please.
Want to find more information about places to go, things to see, or food to eat? Dive into all of Ettractions’ suggestions within Boston and start planning your trip today!
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Chamber of Commerce Membership
Discover Quincy |
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Peabody Essex Museum |
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Cambridge Office for Tourism |
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February School Vacation Week Peabody Essex Museum |
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Lunar New Year Peabody Essex Museum |
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North Shore Beach Tour Now City Helicopter Tours |
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Skyline Tours Now City Helicopter Tours |
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Life in the Extreme Deep Cambridge Office for Tourism |
Geckos: Tails to Toepads at the Boston Museum of Science
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Aqua Kids Family Day at the New England Aquarium
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Reopening of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, January 19th.
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Shapeshifting: Transformations in Native American Art at the Peabody Essex Museum!
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Holiday Happenings in Salem, MA!
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- During your visit, don't miss walking the Freedom Trail!
- Boston is America's walking city. Bring good walking shoes and leave your car in the garage.
