Boston

The Newbury Boston

Back Bay

A landmark luxury hotel at the corner of the Public Garden and Newbury Street — a beautifully restored 1927 grande dame with a celebrated rooftop restaurant and the city's best address for shopping and the park.

Four Seasons Hotel Boston

Back Bay

Classic five-star service overlooking the Public Garden in Back Bay — spacious rooms, a renowned spa and pool, and the polished, family-friendly luxury the brand is known for, at one of the best addresses in town.

XV Beacon

Beacon Hill

An intimate, design-forward boutique hotel in a 1903 Beaux-Arts building on Beacon Hill — plush, residential-feeling rooms with gas fireplaces, and a discreet, personal style of luxury just off the Common.

The Liberty, a Luxury Collection Hotel

Beacon Hill

A dramatic luxury hotel inside the converted 1851 Charles Street Jail at the foot of Beacon Hill — a soaring 90-foot central rotunda, buzzy bars in the old jail spaces, and rooms overlooking the Charles River.

Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport

Seaport

A large, modern upscale hotel in the heart of the booming Seaport District — multiple restaurants and bars, a rooftop pool, a spa, and a location surrounded by the waterfront's newest dining and nightlife.

Boston Harbor Hotel

Waterfront

A waterfront five-star hotel at Rowes Wharf, marked by its landmark archway on the harbor — refined rooms with water or skyline views, a renowned spa, and a location on the water near the North End and Faneuil Hall.

The Charles Hotel

Cambridge

Harvard Square's premier hotel — an upscale, understated property in the heart of Cambridge, with New England-style rooms, a noted jazz club, and the university, the Square, and the river all at the door.

Freedom Trail Walking Tour

The 2.5-mile red-brick path linking 16 of the most important sites of the American Revolution — from Boston Common to the Old North Church and beyond. A guided tour brings the history to life.

Boston Harbor Sightseeing Cruise

See Boston from the water — a narrated sightseeing cruise around the historic harbor, with skyline views, the waterfront, the Harbor Islands, and the maritime history that built the city.

Boston Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour

A narrated hop-on hop-off trolley looping the city's major sites — the easiest way to cover Boston's spread-out highlights, from the Freedom Trail to Back Bay to the waterfront, on day one.

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

A floating, interactive museum on Fort Point Channel where you board restored 18th-century ships and throw "tea" into the harbor — reliving the 1773 protest that helped spark the Revolution.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

One of the largest and most comprehensive art museums in the country — outstanding collections of Egyptian, Asian, and American art, plus French Impressionists including a celebrated group of Monets.

New England Aquarium

On Central Wharf at the downtown waterfront — built around a four-story Giant Ocean Tank you spiral up and around, with sea turtles, sharks, rays, a beloved penguin colony, and harbor seals out front.

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

A Venetian-palazzo museum built around a glorious glass-roofed courtyard garden, displaying one collector's personal trove exactly as she arranged it — and famous for the empty frames left by the unsolved 1990 art heist.

Fenway Park Tour

A guided tour of the oldest ballpark in the major leagues — home of the Boston Red Sox since 1912, with the legendary Green Monster, and a century-plus of baseball history in every corner.

View Boston Observatory

The three-floor observatory near the top of the Prudential Tower in Back Bay — 360-degree views over the city, the Charles River, and the harbor, plus an open-air roof deck and a cocktail bar.

USS Constitution & Museum

"Old Ironsides" — the world's oldest commissioned warship still afloat, launched in 1797, berthed in the Charlestown Navy Yard. Free to board, with an adjacent museum telling her story.

Boston Common & Public Garden

The oldest public park in America (1634) and the first public botanical garden in the country, side by side downtown — with the Swan Boats, the "Make Way for Ducklings" statues, and the start of the Freedom Trail.

Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market

The "Cradle of Liberty," a public meeting hall and marketplace since 1742, beside the bustling Quincy Market food hall — a Freedom Trail landmark that's also the city's liveliest spot to eat and browse.

Harvard & Cambridge Walking Tour

A guided walk through Harvard Yard and Cambridge — the nation's oldest university, founded in 1636, with its storied campus, Harvard Square, and the student-led stories you won't get from a plaque.

Boston Whale Watching Cruise

A high-speed catamaran cruise to Stellwagen Bank, a federally protected feeding ground where humpback, finback, and minke whales gather in the warmer months — one of the best whale-watching trips on the East Coast.