“The Boston Art Museum is large. A bit further from the center, the green subway line leads to it, however if you are willing I highly recommend the walk. The museum is close to Northeastern University and Back Bay Fens Park. The museum's collection is vast; Asia, Africa, Egypt and a large collection of Impressionists including one of Monet's largest collections outside France.”

“Home of the Boston Red Sox and host to many concerts. Check the schedule and catch a game or show while you are in town!”

“The city center of Boston lies here! From here you can access Downtown & Back Bay easily.”

“Massachussets is one of the most famous, ancient and recognized educational institutions in the world, Harvard University. The University is located in Cambridge, a city that is glued to Boston, almost like another neighborhood in the state capital. The Harvard University tour is very tasty and enjoyable, and worth doing in my opinion.”

“Newbury St has both popular clothing stores and little-known boutiques; a great place to spend the afternoon shopping and then to settle down for dinner and drinks. ”

“The Museum of Science is one of the best tours in the city, showing science not as boring or hard to understand, but fun and interesting by revealing concepts in an interactive way and with practical examples in smart and thoughtful attractions for adults and children.”

“An all time local and tourist favorite. Come walk through the gardens and get on a paddle boat and take in the views.”

“Shopping center with many stores & restaurants comprising 3 historic market buildings & a promenade.”

“The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile-long path through downtown Boston, Massachusetts, that passes by 16 locations significant to the history of the United States. Marked largely with brick, it winds between Boston Common to the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown.”

“This is a five minute walk from this property. It has amazing views and great trip to see the outdoors and botanical gardens and trees in an urban environment.”

“Touristy or not, the North End is a must visit in Boston and very easily accessible from the Blue Line (Aquarium stop). Quaint little italian area and you can't go wrong with the food.”

“Famed private research university founded in 1861 & known for its science & engineering programs.”

“Luxury shopping mall in downtown Boston. Canada-Goose, Lululemon, Kate Spade, Papyrus, Warby Parker, Tesla, Vineyard Vines, along with restaurants and coffee shops like Eataly and Blue Bottle Coffee, and fitness studios like Flywheel.”