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Tours, Attractions &
Hotels in the Cradle of Liberty
Boston is where America's story began — a compact, walkable city where Revolutionary history sits beside world-class museums, a historic harbor, and two of the country's great universities just across the river. The Freedom Trail threads the essential sites together, the waterfront and harbor cruises open up the sea side of the city, and the neighborhoods reward wandering on foot. Late spring through October is the prime window, with fall foliage making September and October especially memorable.
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Attractions & Tours
Top Boston Experiences
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.
Hotels
Where to Stay in Boston
The Newbury Boston
★★★★★
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
★★★★★
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
★★★★★
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.
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