What is Boston Most Famous For & Where to Visit! 

Boston is one of the oldest cities in the United States and is one of the best places to experience American history for all ages. Start off at the Boston Common and enjoy sightseeing along the Freedom Trail. Families with kids will find plenty of activities and distractions throughout the Boston Common – including swan boats in the Boston Public Garden or come aboard the USS Constitution Museum! Here are some more popular and historic Boston spots.

Visit Fenway Park

As the Boston Red Sox’s home since 1912, Fenway Park is where you can learn about Major League Baseball history. Take a tour around the park and learn about past heroes at the hall of fame. Purchase tickets to a game and see living Boston baseball legends play against the Yankees, Royals, Rangers, and many more teams! Even if you aren’t a die-hard baseball fan, the experience alone is worth it.

Walk Around Boston Common

The Boston Common is the oldest urban park in the United States, dating back to 1864. It played a significant role during the American Revolution, a popular destination where the Redcoats were encamped. Founding Fathers would gather to celebrate the nation’s independence in the Boston commons, and it now offers over 50 acres of historical monuments under beautiful greenery and recreational activities.

Take a Trip To Boston Museums

Boston has plenty of fun and unique art museums for you to visit this summer. On the hot days, consider going inside to one of these delightful museums! 

Museum of Fine Arts: This magnificent building on Huntington Ave has some of America’s most comprehensive art collections. It is easy to get lost in the beautiful hallways and rooms, viewing the varied pieces of beautiful art. The Museum of Fine Arts’ collection ranges from Greek, Egyptian, and Native American, to contemporary art and more.

MIT Museum: Discover scientific and technological breakthroughs through the MIT Museum’s collections. Inside, you can find a wealth of objects, photographs, videos, and holograms, showing some of the achievements of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology since its founding in 1861! 

Treat Yourself to Dinner in the Seaport 

Lastly, after a long day exploring Boston, MA museums and historical sites, enjoy a relaxing meal at Committee on the waterfront. Inspired by the modern-day “ouzeri” found throughout Greece, Committee is the kind of vibrant, welcoming place where the conversation flows, the sharable plates delight and satisfy, and the creative cocktails keep the mood light and fun. Step in and kick back in a gathering place that brings a new spark–and a true taste of Greece–to the Boston waterfront.