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...

Still an active Episcopalian Church, this, the oldest religious structure in Boston, dates back to 1723 and occupies a special place in American history. On a fateful night in 1775, Paul Revere watched for the signal, "One if by land and two if by...

This tour company has put together several 1.5-hour walks that focus on certain areas of Boston. One tour covers a portion of the Freedom Trail. You can also look at Boston's maritime history, explore of the Italian neighborhood or discover the...

Stop by Antico Forno for a great meal in an atmosphere that is casual and relaxed with delicious food, of course, but also prices that are reasonable....

Take a photographic journey around Boston. See Beacon Hill, the Public Garden and the Freedom Trail. It's a great way to see Boston come alive, along with simple and creative photo techniques....

There are other boat companies offering whale watches departing from Boston Harbor, but this one by the New England Aquarium is the only one run by an organization dedicated to preserving whales and the waters where they live. Trips last 3.5 to 5...

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...

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....

Centrally located in the Back Bay, Via Matta offers authentic Italian cuisine with attentive quality service in a comfortable setting. Compliment your meal with a selection from a wine list featuring an extensive offering of Italian wines. Via...

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....

The French Library and Cultural Center makes its home in two historic mansions in the Back Bay. Although it offers paid memberships, others are welcome to visit its extensive library for free. The center offers many other reasons for tourists to stop...

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...

With its collection of photographs and artifacts, this museum celebrates the life and deeds of African-American leader and abolitionist, Harriet Tubman. A figure from the famous slave-liberating Underground Railroad, Tubman was born into slavery but...

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,...

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...

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...