Experience the magic of American history, cultural heritage, and discover why Boston is Massachusetts' vibrant historic capital
Boston is Massachusetts' historic capital city located on the Atlantic coast, known for its rich American history, world-class universities, and vibrant cultural scene. This dynamic city is known for its revolutionary heritage, world-famous sports teams, and unique "Beantown" personality that has shaped the region for generations.
From the iconic Freedom Trail and Fenway Park to the historic Harvard Square and North End, Boston offers visitors a perfect blend of historical experiences, academic excellence, and coastal lifestyle. The city also boasts Boston Harbor, Quincy Market, and some of the best seafood in America.
Essential travel data to help you plan your perfect Boston adventure
Humid continental climate with four distinct seasons
Main airport, 3 miles from downtown Boston
Alternative airport, 50 miles from downtown Boston
Explore Boston and the beautiful Massachusetts coastline at your own pace with a rental car
Discover the must-see destinations and experiences in Massachusetts' Historic Capital
Walk the historic Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile path through downtown Boston featuring 16 significant historic sites including the Old State House, Paul Revere House, and Old North Church.
Visit Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox and America's oldest Major League Baseball stadium featuring the iconic Green Monster, historic architecture, and guided tours.
Explore Harvard Square, the vibrant center of Cambridge featuring Harvard University campus, historic bookstores, eclectic shops, restaurants, and street performers.
Experience the North End, Boston's historic Italian neighborhood featuring authentic Italian restaurants, bakeries, the Old North Church, and Paul Revere House.
Visit the Boston Tea Party Museum featuring interactive exhibits, historical reenactments, and the opportunity to throw tea overboard just like the colonists did in 1773.
Explore Quincy Market, a historic marketplace featuring food stalls, restaurants, shops, and street performers in the heart of downtown Boston's Faneuil Hall Marketplace.
Savor the flavors of Massachusetts' culinary heritage with Boston's diverse dining scene
Experience Boston's famous seafood cuisine and historic dishes with fresh lobster, clam chowder, and traditional New England fare that showcases the region's rich maritime heritage.
Discover Boston's diverse food culture featuring Italian restaurants in the North End, historic taverns, and innovative dining experiences influenced by the city's revolutionary heritage and coastal lifestyle.
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