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Top 6 Boston Attractions

Fenway Park

Franklin Park Zoo

New England Aquarium

Museum of Ice Cream

View Boston

Plimoth Patuxet Museums

Things to do in Boston

New England Aquarium: Entry Ticket

from $37.05

View Boston Observation Deck: Entry Ticket

from $34.00

Museum of Ice Cream Boston: Entry Ticket

Franklin Park Zoo: Entry Ticket

from $24.45

Plimoth Patuxet Museums

from $11.00

Fenway Park: Guided Tour

from $40.80

Boston Cruises & Water Adventures

Boston Harbor Whale Watch Cruise

from $85.56

Boston Harbor: Codzilla Thrill Boat Ride

from $56.50

Boston Harbor: 1-Hour Historic Sightseeing Cruise

from $46.00

Boston Harbor: Sunset Cruise

from $31.50

Charles River Sightseeing Cruise Ticket

from $31.50

Boston Harbor: 90-Minute Sunset Sightseeing Cruise

from $56.50

Boston Sightseeing Passes & Tours

Boston CityPASS

from $84.00

Hop-on Hop-off Boston Old Town Trolley

from $51.45

Boston City View Bike Tour

from $73.50

Boston Freedom Trail Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour

from $10.00

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Your Perfect Boston Itinerary

Waterfront Day:

Start your morning at the New England Aquarium, head right outside to the docks for a Boston Harbor Whale Watch Cruise, and finish your afternoon walking a piece of the Freedom Trail.

Back Bay & Culture Day:

Catch the breathtaking 360-degree views at View Boston, grab lunch on Newbury Street, enjoy a sweet treat at the Museum of Ice Cream, and hop on a Charles River Sightseeing Cruise.

Sports & Wildlife Day:

Take a morning Guided Tour of Fenway Park, then head south to spend your afternoon exploring the Franklin Park Zoo.

Boston Made Easy

Best Time to Go:

For Water Activities: If you are booking the Codzilla Thrill Ride or a Whale Watch Cruise, late spring through early autumn offers the most pleasant conditions on the Atlantic.
For Sky High Views: Plan your visit to the View Boston Observation Deck about an hour before sunset. This lets you catch the city in broad daylight, watch the sunset, and see the city lights flicker on all with one ticket!

Leave the Car Behind:

Driving and parking in Boston can be expensive and confusing. Instead, rely on your Hop-on Hop-off Old Town Trolley Ticket to transport you seamlessly between major attractions.

Embrace the "T":

Boston’s subway system (the T) is incredibly easy to navigate. The Blue Line drops you right off at the New England Aquarium, while the Green Line easily connects you to Fenway Park and View Boston.

Frequently Asked Questions About Visiting Boston

When is the best time of year to visit Boston?

Late spring (April-June) and early fall (September-October) are generally the best times to visit.

Do I need to rent a car to get around?

No, Boston is famously known as "The Walking City," and driving or parking can be a major hassle and expensive.

How does Boston's "T" (subway) work?

The MBTA, locally called the "T," is incredibly user-friendly and connects almost all major tourist areas. There are four main lines (Red, Orange, Blue, and Green).

How many days do I need in Boston to see the main sights?

For a first-time visitor, a 3-day weekend is a great starting point. That gives you enough time to walk the Freedom Trail, visit the New England Aquarium, catch the views at View Boston, and maybe take a harbor cruise.

How far in advance should I book my Boston tickets and tours?

If you are visiting between April and October (high season), book as early as possible! Tickets for popular attractions like the New England Aquarium, Fenway Park tours, and sunset cruises frequently sell out.

What should I pack for a trip to Boston?

The most important thing to pack is a pair of very comfortable walking shoes, as you will likely be navigating cobblestone streets and historic pathways. Boston weather can also be unpredictable, so pack layers.

Can I walk the Freedom Trail on my own in Boston?

Yes! The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile red brick line on the ground that is completely free to walk.

Is Boston a good destination for families with kids?

Absolutely. Boston is incredibly family-friendly. Kids love the New England Aquarium, the Franklin Park Zoo, and the interactive Museum of Ice Cream.