• Museums
• Historic Sites
• Boston Tours
• Excursions
• Miscellaneous Attractions
• Lexington/Concord
• Newport and the Island

Museums Bank to Top

• Museum of Fine Arts -- The MFA houses amazing works of European masters, as well as American heritage and contemporary art (free general admission).
• Museum of Science -- With more than 600 exhibits, Boston’s Museum of Science has something for everyone (free general admission).
• JFK Library and Museum -- The spectacular Kennedy Library is a must-see for anyone interested in the Kennedy's.
• Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum -- Experience one of the world’s most beautiful museums, with spectacular architecture and courtyard gardens.
• Harvard Museum of Natural History -- One of Boston’s great treasures, the HMNH houses the world renowned Glass Flower exhibit.
• Peabody Museum -- Step back in time, way back, at one of the oldest museums in the world devoted to anthropology.
• New England Sports Museum -- You can’t visit Boston and not see this amazing collection of artifacts and interactive exhibits.
• Institute of Contemporary Art -- Experience the cutting edge of contemporary art of Picasso, Warhol, Rauschenberg and many others.
• Boston Children's Museum -- Bring the whole family to one of Boston’s great treasures, and one of America’s top children’s museums.
• Gibson House Museum -- Experience the world of restrained Victorian opulence at this beautifully restored 19th century residence.
• USS Constitution Museum** -- Learn all about the amazing history of the world’s oldest commissioned warship still afloat.
• MIT Museum -- Check out all the high tech gadgetry that has made MIT famous, including the world’s largest holograph exhibit.

Historic Sites Bank to Top

• Freedom Trail Audio Guide -- One of Boston’s best tours gets even better with sound effects, character voices, celebrities and historians.
• Paul Revere House -- Visit the small wooden home from which silversmith Paul Revere departed for his legendary ride into history.
• Old South Meeting House Museum -- Stand on the spot where the colonists launched the Boston Tea Party and spurred the American Revolution.
• Old State House Museum -- This is where the Declaration of Independence was first read to the people of Boston.
• Harrison Gray Otis House Museum -- Step inside the elegant world of Boston’s governing class after the Revolution.
• Nichols House Museum -- Get a glimpse of 19th and early 20th century life in a historic Beacon Hill townhouse.
• Old North Church** -- View the steeple where two lanterns were hung, prompting Paul Revere’s famous ride and the start of the Revolution.

Boston Tours Bank to Top

• 2-Day Beantown Trolley Tour Pass -- The big red trolley tour takes you all over town, with stops close to over 100 top sites.
• Boston Duck Tours (Seasonal)* -- Join the “quacky” crowds on a fun-filled tour of Boston by land AND by sea. Open April through November. (same day reservations ONLY - arrive early for you best chance at getting on a tour)
• Beantown Whale Watch (Seasonal)* -- Spend an unforgettable day with the amazing Humpback Whales, operated by Massachusetts Bay Lines. May 24 - June 20 Weekends only and daily June 21 - September 7
• Boston Steamship Company – Harbor Cruise (Seasonal)* -- Cruise Boston Harbor in a replica steamship, viewing the city’s historic splendor from the water. Memorial Day - Columbus day
• Cambridge Double Decker Bus (Seasonal)* -- See all the Cambridge sites from high atop an authentic London-style double decker bus. April - September
• Charles River Boat Tours (Seasonal)* -- Enjoy the spectacular Boston and Cambridge skylines while cruising the beautiful Charles River. April - September
• Historic Swan Boats (Seasonal)* -- Take part in a unique Boston tradition, riding aboard these elegant boats in the Public Garden Lagoon. Mid-April through Mid September

Excursions Bank to Top

• Foxwoods Casino Tour -- Head down to the world’s largest luxury casino for the utmost in comfort, pleasure and excitement.
• Wrentham Village Outlets shopping excursion -- This is sightseeing for serious shoppers, with the largest collection of name brand outlets in New England
• Sightseeing Trip to Salem (Seasonal)* -- Visit the site of the infamous Witch Trials, as well as Nathaniel Hawthorne’s House of the Seven Gables. Tues, Thurs, Sat - June 7 - October 23
• Sightseeing Trip to Plymouth (Seasonal)* -- Make the "pilgrimage" south to historic Plymouth. See Plymouth rock and a replica of the Mayflower. Mon, Wed, Fri - June 7 - October 23
• Fall Foliage day tour (Seasonal)* -- Experience one of nature_s most amazing spectacles, the crisp air and the wonderful foods of autumn on this full day excursion.
• Cape Cod day tour (Seasonal)* -- Your day at the Cape offers the essence of summer in New England, including a cruise of Hyannisport Harbor.
• New England Seacoast Day Tour (Seasonal)* -- Explore the charming and rugged New England seacoast north of Boston, including a shopping stop in Kennebunkport.

Miscellaneous Attractions Bank to Top

• Mapparium at the Mary Baker Eddy Library -- Walk through the center of the earth in the one-of-a-kind journey across time and space.
• Zoo New England -- The zoo was founded in 1911, and today is home to more than 220 species of animals.
• Samuel Adams Brewery -- How many opportunities (outside of college) do you get to learn about history and drink beer at the same time?
• Six Flags New England and Hurricane Harbor (Seasonal)* -- Bring the whole family for a day of fun and excitement, including the roller coaster ranked #1 on the planet. Mid-April through October

Lexington/Concord Bank to Top

• De Cordova Museum -- New England’s premiere contemporary art venue, the DeCordova is home to an amazing sculpture park and wonderful indoor galleries.
• National Heritage Museum -- A unique take on American culture, with exhibits like “Lunch Box Memories” and “Rock ‘n’ Roll Posters.”
• Liberty Ride - Lexington Sightseeing (Seasonal)* -- There’s no better way to experience historic Lexington and Concord than aboard the Liberty Ride. July 1 - October 13
• Buckman Tavern (Seasonal)* -- Visit this historic landmark and see the hole left by a British musket ball from 1775. July 1 - October 13
• Hancock Clarke House (Seasonal)* -- Visit the house where Paul Revere rode to warn John Hancock and Samuel Adams of the arrival of British troops. July 1 - October 13
• Munroe Tavern (Seasonal)* -- Many places claim that “George Washington ate here,” but he definitely dined at Munroe Tavern in 1789. July 1 - October 13
• Concord Museum -- See the actual “one if by land, two if by sea” lantern, plus many other artifacts from the American Revolution.
• The Old Manse (Seasonal)* -- This beautiful old house preserves within its walls all amazing history it has witnessed. April 15 - October 31

Newport and the Islands Bank to Top

• Any THREE Newport Mansions of the Preservation Society -- Tour any three of the amazing mansions along Newport’s spectacular shoreline.
• Newport Vineyards -- Free tasting and souvenir glass. Stop by for a wine tasting, tour the vineyards or visit the art gallery at Newport Vineyards, just an hour from Boston.
• Ferry to Martha's Vineyard -- Hop aboard Hy-Line’s traditional ferry to the Vineyard and enjoy all the charm and beauty that the island offers.
• Ferry to Nantucket -- Take the two-hour cruise to discover the whaling history, elegant boutiques and pristine beaches of Nantucket