This old neighborhood is the site of the Old North Church and the Paul Revere House. Located along the Boston waterfront, it was the first stop for several waves of immigrants. Italians made it their home in the 1870s. Italian restaurants and pastry...

This three-mile ribbon of red paint links 16 historical sites. Most visitors start the trail at the Boston Common. The National Park Service offers 90-minute guided tours starting at the Boston National Historical Park Visitor Center. Maps are also...

America's oldest park is the heart of Boston, offering recreation opportunities and a glimpse into history through numerous monuments to the past. Designated as public space in 1640, British soldiers later camped here during the Revolutionary War....

Food and Wine Boutique, French American Cuisine that compliments wine....

Raised mahogany paneling, banquette seating, mosaic tile flooring, etched glass, discrete mirrors and a large fireplace help to create a refined and comfortable bistro environment on Charles Street in Beacon Hill. A true urban neighborhood venue, The...

First opened in 1876, this art museum is one of the best in the United States and has sponsored impressive shows on Monet and John Singer Sargent. The MFA has outstanding collections of Impressionist art, early American art and artifacts, and Asian...

Elegant fine dining restaurant with a spectacular view of Boston....

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Meritage offers fresh, seasonal cuisine impeccably matched to the primary characteristics of wine. Large & small plates are offered for each item on the menu & matched with complimentary wine flavors. Meritage is the culmination of Chef Daniel...

This a great place to entertain and educate your children and a fascinating museum for all ages. Interactive exhibits focus on four themes: art, culture, science and technology. Displays such as the science playground, hall of toys, playspace,...

Claimed by many to be the best sushi restaurant in Boston, Uni does not disappoint for those who can afford it. Don't go without trying the much-praised sashimi. With a full sake wine list, Uni provides ample opportunity to splurge. Sample the The...

Steeped in history, this is one of Boston's most beautiful neighborhoods. Always the home of statesmen, artists and intellectuals, "The Hill" is also the site of the State House, which is the beginning of the Freedom Trail. Cafes and majestic...

Whether you are a meat lover or just want to gorge on some Italian food, head to this restaurant on Arlington Street - it will definitely put a smile on your face. You can choose to dine in one of the private rooms or just sit at the bar and sip some...

Any shopper will enjoy a stroll down this street, which features eight blocks of upscale boutiques, shops, restaurants, cafes and bars. On warm weekends, the sidewalks are teeming with window shoppers, street performers and overflowing outdoor cafes....

A British institution transplanted to fresh digs here in Boston, this Newbury Street boutique is famous around the world for its stiff formality and conservative style of dress. Call it what you will, but never question the inherent style and...

Excelsior is a modern restaurant with a contemporary, yet uncomplicated approach to food. Chef Eric Brennan's focus is on ingredients ' unique, pure, and fresh. Using innovative and recognizable flavors, Brennan's menu presents food that is...

Claimed by many to be the best sushi restaurant in Boston, Uni does not disappoint for those who can afford it. Don't go without trying the much-praised sashimi. With a full sake wine list, Uni provides ample opportunity to splurge. Sample the The...

For years, downtown department store Jordan Marsh brought Christmas alive for local children with a massive display of animated animals and elves. After the chain was bought by Macy's, the city of Boston opened up space at City Hall Plaza for the...

A Boston favorite, this restaurant serves modern French cuisine with a New England influence. There are two fixed-price menus: a three-course offering or an elaborate seven-course meal. Poached Sole, Vermont Pheasant, and Grilled Lamb are some of the...

Hemp's legendary strength, versatility and other, more mystical properties make it a popular material. Comfortably durable and long-lasting hemp shirts, pullovers and even towels line the racks of this store while massage oils, handbags, ropes,...

Called by some the hippest designer clothing shop in all of Boston, this Newbury Street store stocks enough designer labels to keep anyone with a high credit line happy. A fantastic staff is on hand to help you as you browse the chic and hot...

The nation's premier steakhouse group, Morton's, not only specializes in serving prime aged beef, but also fresh seafood and delectable chicken entrees. The signature tableside menu presentation at this restaurant is worth watching - the waiter...

Claimed by many to be the best sushi restaurant in Boston, Uni does not disappoint for those who can afford it. Don't go without trying the much-praised sashimi. With a full sake wine list, Uni provides ample opportunity to splurge. Sample the The...

American Eagle Outfitters is a place where all your fashion dreams turn into a reality. With an exhaustive list of immensely satisfied customers this store has a lot to boast about. Not only do they have an impressive range of clothes and accessories...

Conveniently located in the Boston Park Plaza Hotel adjacent to the Theater District, the Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Bay Village and the South End, McCormick & Schmick's Seafood Restaurant maintains a stellar reputation for uncompromising value and...

America's oldest park is the heart of Boston, offering recreation opportunities and a glimpse into history through numerous monuments to the past. Designated as public space in 1640, British soldiers later camped here during the Revolutionary War....

This concrete formation is a wading pool in summer, but it is its winter incarnation as a 16,000-foot outdoor skating rink that gets the most use. On crisp Boston nights, there may be nothing better than a twirl on the ice beneath the trees of the...

Locke-Ober is a legendary dining room in the heart of Boston. In June of 2001, Winter Place LLC was founded by Paul Licari for the purpose of purchasing Locke-Ober, with partner nationally renowned Chef Lydia Shire. Lydia Shire in charge of...

Claimed by many to be the best sushi restaurant in Boston, Uni does not disappoint for those who can afford it. Don't go without trying the much-praised sashimi. With a full sake wine list, Uni provides ample opportunity to splurge. Sample the The...

This small, indoor mall is an urban oasis for shoppers. The interior offers a pleasant atmosphere, with marble floors and glass ceiling. Slaves to fashion will appreciate the selection of upscale clothing shops. Design shops, stationery stores and...

Restaurateurs Seth and Sheri Woods bring a touch of France to South End in the form of this bistro-style restaurant. Decorated in warm shades of brown, Aquitaine boasts a top-notch wine list to accompany tantalizing menu selections, including...

With 100 stores and restaurants to browse through, one can find just about everything within this multi-level complex. Neiman Marcus is a featured store with polite sales clerks who actually take your name and number if they are out of desired stock....

The Romanesque Mother Church of the Christian Science religion is part of the sect's Boston headquarters. Mary Baker Eddy, a New Hampshire native who moved to Boston in 1881, founded the church in 1879. Members spurn modern medicine in favor of...

Grill 23 & Bar has been Boston�s top Steak and Seafood Grill for over 20 years. Named Boston's Best Steakhouse in 2006 by The Improper Bostonian Magazine and Boston Magazine, as well as New England's Best Steakhouse in New England Travel & Leisure...

Claimed by many to be the best sushi restaurant in Boston, Uni does not disappoint for those who can afford it. Don't go without trying the much-praised sashimi. With a full sake wine list, Uni provides ample opportunity to splurge. Sample the The...

Stepping into this stadium is like walking back in time. With its signature feature of the Green Monster, the 37-foot high left field wall, and a manually-operated score board, this is a unique piece of civic history. The building opened in 1912 and...

When it comes to tapas bars, Toro is sure to please. Come here on the weekend and you'll find the place packed with fun-loving diners and boisterous music. Depending on how crowded it gets, there can be something of a wait. But the tapas themselves,...

Rich, sweet and decadent are just a few appropriate adjectives for this splendid Swiss chocolate shop. Whether you need a scrumptious gift or want to satisfy your own sweet tooth, you will find what you need in the narrow room and glass cases....

The inventory at this cool secondhand designer-wear store on Newbury Street includes stuff from the armoires of top notch dressmakers. Every piece maintains its original look without comprising functionality, inspite of being a hand-me-down. Sift...

Originally serving as the headquarters for the First Corps of Cadets, Smith & Wollensky has operated in the historic building since 2004. It is currently the largest-grossing à la carte restaurant in the country. Specializing in hand-butchered,...

Claimed by many to be the best sushi restaurant in Boston, Uni does not disappoint for those who can afford it. Don't go without trying the much-praised sashimi. With a full sake wine list, Uni provides ample opportunity to splurge. Sample the The...

A fleet of Ducks, brightly colored, vintage World War II amphibious vehicles provide 80-minute, narrated, half-land, half-water tours of Boston. Do not be alarmed when your Duck abandons its wheels and lowers itself onto the Charles River! Tours...

Settle into a deep booth in the mahogany-paneled dining room and get ready for a melt-in-your-mouth culinary experience at this old-fashioned steakhouse. Filet mignon and porterhouse steak are standard fare. The kitchen offers a selection of cheese...

A trip to Boston is not complete without a visit to this attraction. From mid-April until mid-September, you can take a quick tour on a paddleboat decorated as a swan. These tours have been run by the same family for over a hundred years in the...

During the summer months, the Charles River is filled with small sailboats. Most of them belong this organization, which is the oldest and largest public sailing program in the country. A two-day membership is available to those with prior sailing...

Avila a new Modern Mediterranean restaurant is the creation of Davio's owner Steve DiFillippo. Avila offers flavors of Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece and France. Many of the dishes are rooted in tradition, however chefs, Rodney Murillo and Paul King...