Everything’s {B.I.B}
1. The Friendly Toast
2. Boston Public Library
3. The Freedom Trail
- my favorite sites: Paul Reveres house and site of Boston Massacre
4. Antico Forno
5. Mikes Pastry
6. Harbor Walk
7. WNDR Museum
8. Viva Karaoke x Studios
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9. South Street Diner
10. New England Aquarium
11. Quincy Market / Faneuil Hall Marketplace
13. Bell in Hand Tavern (Americas oldest, continuously operating Tavern since 1795)
14. Stanza Dei Sigari
15. Dinner at Regina’s during the Fisherman’s Market
16. Acorn Street
Continuous:
-Street Markets / Farmer Markets
We stayed at Homewood Suites by Hilton Boston-Billerica/Bedford/Burlington and would park and take the orange line into Boston and walk everywhere and then take the orange line back at the end of the day!
Boston is a city rich in culture, history, and vibrant activities. With places like the Boston Public Library, known for its stunning architecture and art collections, and the famous Freedom Trail, which guides you through 16 historical sites, your visit will be memorable. Food enthusiasts should not miss Mike's Pastry, famous for its cannoli, and Antico Forno for delightful Italian dishes. For those who enjoy a leisurely stroll, the Harbor Walk offers beautiful waterfront views and connects you to several attractions. Don't forget about Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall Marketplace – they're filled with shops and eateries, making it a bustling spot for both locals and tourists. If you're looking for nightlife, head to the WNDR Museum for immersive experiences or vibrant karaoke nights at Viva Karaoke x Studios. Lastly, for a unique local experience, check out the Street and Farmer Markets sprinkled throughout the city. There really is something for everyone in Boston!
beautiful post! Book obsessed ❤️